How to remove product pricing from Google search results?

[Philippe_]

Hi All,

We have a B2B page, where you need to have an activated account and be logged in to see the prices of products. All goes well. But now, with some products, google has it's own way and displays the price in the google search results as a snipit (we are not a google seller, but it just crawls and finds it somehow). The strange thing is, some products don't show up with pricing. All products are generally the same, so no difference there. Probably only difference in searching for a specific, popular product. We need it removed, our customers are, understandably, not happy about this. 

I have heard of a way to remove the entire page from google by noindex in the head, but I only need the price to be removed, not the product itself. I want to be found by product. 

Please help community! 

[Sushant]

Hi @Philippe_ ,

Google reads your price information and other information regarding your product by using Structured Data Markups, which are already part of all Shopify themes. Essentially every product page has this information . See Screenshot.

To remove price from structured data, you will need to edit your theme code. In order to do that.

1.Go to Online Store sales channel

2.Select the theme that you want to edit and click on 3 dots next to the Customize button.

3.In your theme code editor, search for "product", this will list most code files that are being used for the product page.

4.Check all files for a keyword called "Schema". The file name is different in different themes.

https://prnt.sc/lPfnn2aA_qM0

5.Remove the price information from the schema and then save.

https://prnt.sc/s1VgqgMCUlCL

[GazalEyewear]

Thank you for this, I just removed from main-product.liquid page the 2 lines in screenshot that are highlighted with the price (using Dawn theme).  Is the next step to wait for google bots to crawl site again? 

[mronlineak]

Hi, the url in point 5 has expired. Do you mind reconfirming what needs to be removed? Thanks so much! x

[olga15]

Thanks for the explanation. Would you mind uploading the screenshot from point 5 again? Thank you in advance!

[Sushant]

Hi @olga15 , 

Below is the screenshot for point no. 5.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XrHQFMD5LdI5ukgFaBT-VZbNYNCOvK7J/view?usp=sharing

[olga15]

Thanks!

[olga15]

We have adjusted this, but unfortunately it does nog work on our website. Is there another option I can try?

[Sushant]

Hi @olga15 ,

Can you share your website address?

[olga15]

Hi Sushant
Of course, https://www.bickerybbq.com/

[Vahidf12]

Hi, 

I have the same issue, but i couldn't use your solutions. Could you please help me, https://lightsandparts.com/

Thanks

[Sushant]

Hi @Vahidf12 ,

I still see the price in the structured snippets in your product page code.

Please make sure that you have removed price from the "@type": "Product" schema.

Let me know it it works.

[JennyvdM]

I've tried following the instructions on my site https://urncraft.com but not found any "price" sections in the schema part of product results

Would you mind having a look at mine and posting a screenshot of which bit I'm supposed to find? 

Thank you!

[JennyvdM]

Additional info: I'm using the older version of Brooklyn, so suggested solutions don't match what I can see in my code

[JennyvdM]

Thank you Samantha, I'll try that.

[CYLONDON2015]

Hello, Sushant

I have the same issue but I can not use your method.

Could you have a look for me and give me some suggestion?

cylondonfashion.com

Many thanks