Pricing and discounts

Set each variant's MRP, discount and selling price; how GST is added on top at checkout; and prices in other currencies.

Updated 6 Oct 2026 2 min read Markdown

Prices are set per variant, in the Pricing box inside each variant on the product form. You enter the MRP and, if you like, a discount; the selling price is worked out for you.

Variant pricing — Pricing: MRP, discount type and value, and the selling price it gives

The fields#

Field	What it is
MRP	The full price. Required, and must be more than zero.
Discount	No discount, Percentage (such as 20% off) or Amount off (such as ₹500 off).
Value	The percentage or amount. A percentage must be under 100; an amount must be less than the MRP.
Selling price	Worked out from the above — what the customer pays for the item. With a discount, your store shows the MRP struck through beside it.

Example: MRP 2990, Discount Amount off, Value 390 → Selling price ₹2,600, shown on the store as ₹2,600 with ₹2,990 struck through.

GST is added on top#

So a ₹1,000 product with 18% GST costs the customer ₹1,180 plus delivery. If you want the customer to pay a round ₹1,000 including GST, enter 847.46 as the selling price (1,000 ÷ 1.18).

See GST and taxes.

Coupons on top of discounts#

A product discount and a coupon can both apply: the coupon is worked out on the cart after product discounts.

Prices in other currencies#

If you sell in more than one currency (see Currencies), the Pricing box has a row for each one:

Leave a currency's MRP blank and its price is converted automatically from your default currency at the current exchange rate, then rounded. The row says Converted automatically from ….
Type an MRP to set that currency's price yourself, with its own discount.
No exchange rate yet — set one under Currencies. means the store does not know the rate yet; set it on the Currencies screen.

Changing prices#

Edit the product, change the pricing and select Submit. New prices apply straight away to new carts. Orders already placed keep the price the customer paid.

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