Removing pricing from google

Technical Q&A
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Topic summary

Main issue: Prices still appear in Google search results for certain products, despite removing structured data and requesting a recrawl to comply with vendor restrictions.

Actions taken: The poster removed structured data (JSON-LD) and disabled an SEO manager, confirming via Google’s structured data testing tool that price data is gone. Google results still show prices.

Advice provided:

  • Allow time for Google to re-index; search results may lag behind site changes.
  • Recheck code to ensure all JSON-LD and any related metadata exposing price are fully removed.
  • Remove visible price elements from the HTML markup itself; optionally load pricing via JavaScript after page load to reduce pickup by Google (with a warning this may negatively affect SEO).

Status: No resolution confirmed. The thread suggests waiting for re-indexing and further stripping price signals from HTML; outcome remains open.

Summarized with AI on December 17. AI used: gpt-5.
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Some of my vendors do not let me show prices for their products to the general public, including in Google search results. I have removed the structured data (LD-JSON) for these products. I have disabled SEO manager, recrawled by site but the prices appear in google search still. I have checked the HTML in google structured data testing tool to confirm that the data has been removed. What could still be causing the prices to appear?

Is there anything else I can do or can someone look at my site for me?

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It took time to sync the products in the google search result. so please wait small time.

and please do recheck in your code, there will be missing ld+json and some metadata tags, also, if you can please remove everywhere the price showing in the HTML structure, and load the pricing data after the page load using JS. This will maybe badly effect to the SEO but can reduce the price sync with the google search results