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How do I Set Up Store Pricing?
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Written by Lauren
Updated over a month ago

The Store Pricing settings allow you to have full control over your own pricing/profit margin. Set the pricing by a percentage for all products through the pricing markup feature and/or adjust pricing for each item individually.

Learn more about how to quickly set up print fulfillers and pricing through our Pricing Presets here.

Pro Tip: When setting your pricing, it is important to think about any future print sales you may offer. For example, if you want to offer a 30% sale in your store you will want to make sure that you have enough markup on your products to cover the production costs + still make some profit.

If a gallery visitor purchases a product below cost price, you will be responsible for covering the production costs. Cost prices for all products are shown in the Store Pricing editor.

To begin, click on Settings from the Main Dashboard.

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Pricing by a Percentage

1. You can add a markup to your cost price or to your current store price. Under Store Pricing, click Markup & Presets.

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2. Choose whether you want the markup to apply the current store price or to the cost price. This feature can be used when you run a promotion to your store, to offset the discount and attach additional mark-up to all products. Or use a pricing preset to quickly update the pricing. Enter your markup percentage and click Apply.

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3. You can also use this feature for a group of products. For example, hover over the product and click Edit Price.

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4. Then click Markup & Presets to add a markup just to this product.

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5. In addition, you can checkmark to add or remove different product sizes to curate your shop.


Editing Individual Item Pricing

1. To edit pricing for an individual item, hover over the item and click Edit Price. Edit the pricing for the item(s) and click Apply.

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Tiered Pricing

1. To begin setting up tiered pricing, checkmark Tiered Pricing next to the desired item and click Edit Tiered Pricing. Learn more about tiered pricing here.

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2. You're able to set up pricing per unit according to the number of units that are purchased. For example, if you would like to sell 1-10 frames at $62 per unit and 11+ frames at $56 per unit, the pricing structure would look as follows. Click Apply, once the pricing is satisfactory.

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3. Click Apply again to save the tiered pricing.

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