Compare At price on when using Markets

[plfunkymusic]

Hi.   We would like to place a product on sale, but we manually price it for different markets.  How do I add a "Compare At" price when setting the sale price in different markets?  For example a product sold in the main market has a "compare at" field, so that works, but adding in a market for a different country and setting the price manually only gives a single price field.  Thanks.

[sampymishra]

Hi @plfunkymusic 

Adding "compare at" prices for different countries can be an issue, so if you want to have different prices for different locations then you can use regional availability and regional prices in your Google Merchant Center. 

[plfunkymusic · Accepted solution]

For anyone looking to do this, I discovered how to achieve this today. It requires exporting the product data (csv), adding the compare at for different markets, then importing back into Shopify.  Here's the link:  https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/products/import-export/using-csv

[c43ba]

absolute genius!

[OscarHegelund]

Hi! Is this possible for all shopify plans or only advanced?

[OscarHegelund]

Hi! Is this possible for all shopify plans or only advanced?

[bettygdurand]

To add a "Compare At" price for a product that is being sold at a sale price in different markets, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new product listing for the market where you want to add the "Compare At" price.

2. In the "Pricing" section of the product listing, enter the sale price you want to offer for that market in the "Price" field.

3. Click on the "Advanced Pricing" link to expand the pricing options.

4. In the "Compare At Price" field , enter the regular price of the product for that market.

5. Save the changes to the product listing.

Repeat these steps for each market where you want to offer the sale price, and make sure to specify the regular price for each market in the "Compare At Price" field.

Note that some e-commerce platforms may have different names for the "Compare At" price field. For example, on Shopify, it is called the "Compare at price" field, while on WooCommerce, it is called the "Regular price" field.