- Amazon Sales Channel User Guide
- Introduction to Amazon sales channel
- Getting started
- Onboarding
- Manage the sales channel
- Listing settings
- Order settings
- Store integration settings
- Listing and pricing rules
- Listing rules
- Pricing rules
- Manage pricing
- Add new pricing rule
- Price rule general settings
- Price rule conditions
- Price rule actions
- Standard price rule
- Intelligent repricing rule
- Competitor conditional variances
- Price adjustment
- Floor price
- Optional ceiling price
- Price scope
- Price priority logic
- Buy Box competitor pricing
- Lowest competitor pricing
- Examples
- Reports and logs
- Manage listings
- Manage orders
- Release notes
Price priority logic
In the following example, how does the system determine if you should publish $31.99, $24.99, or $27.99?
To determine which price is used if a product is on two websites and has a varying price per website, use price priority logic (determined by the Sort Order value).
To view your stores’ sort order, go to Stores > All Stores in the Admin sidebar. In the Web Site column, click the website name. The Web Site Information page shows the Sort Order setting for the website, which determines the priority of the website. A value of 1 indicates the highest priority.
If the product price is set to Use Default, it falls back to the default price value instead of the website price value.
Example 1
| Website Priority | Price (Website) | Use Default | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default | 0 | $31.99 | – |
| Store 1 | 1 | $24.99 | No |
| Store 2 | 2 | $27.99 | Yes |
- The Magento Price Source (defined in your Listing Price is set to the
Priceattribute. - Look at the website with the highest website priority, which is Store 1 (defined by the Sort Order value).
- Since Store 1 is set to use the website price (Use Default = No), the published price is $24.99.
Example 2
| Website Priority | Price Website | Use Default | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default | 0 | $31.99 | – |
| Store 1 | 1 | $24.99 | Yes |
| Store 2 | 2 | $27.99 | No |
- The Magento Price Source (defined in your Listing Price is set to the
Priceattribute. - Look at the website with the highest website priority, which is Store 1 (defined by the sort order value).
- Since Store 1 is not set to use the website price (Use Default = Yes), look at the next website in the sort order.
- Since Store 2 is set to use the website price (Use Default = No), the published price is $27.99.
Example 3
| Website Priority | Price Website | Use Default | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default | 0 | $31.99 | $30.00 |
| Store 1 | 1 | $24.99 | – |
| Store 2 | 2 | $27.99 | $20.00 |
This example adds the non-price value, which is used if you select another value for the Magento Price Source (defined in your Listing Price settings). The non-price value always uses price as the fallback price.
- The Magento Price Source (defined in Listing Price settings) is set to
Non-Price. - Look at the website with the highest website priority, which is
Store 1(defined by the Sort Order value). - Since Store 1 is not set to use the
Non-Priceattribute, look at the next website in the sort order. - Since Store 2 is set to use the
Non-Priceattribute (Non-Price [Website] = $20.00), the published price is $20.00.
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