Put a product on sale
Set a sale price that shows a SALE badge, strikes through the regular price and charges the lower amount at checkout.
Use a sale price for end-of-season clearance, a playoff promotion or last year’s kit. There’s no separate promotion to set up: the product’s Sale price field does all of it, and removing the value ends the sale.
How a sale price works
| What’s in Sale price | What shoppers see | What they’re charged |
|---|---|---|
| Empty | The regular price | The regular price |
| Lower than Price | A SALE badge, the old price struck through and the sale price | The sale price |
| Equal to or higher than Price | The regular price, with no badge | The regular price |
| Zero | The regular price, with no badge | The regular price |
Start a sale
- 1Open the product
Go to Studio → Shop → Products and click the product.
- 2Enter the sale price
In the pricing card, type the discounted amount in Sale price. Leave Price as the regular price so shoppers see the saving.
- 3Save
Click SAVE CHANGES. The badge and strikethrough appear on the storefront straight away.
- 4Check the storefront
Open your shop and use the On sale filter. The product should appear with its SALE badge.
End a sale
- 1Open the product
Studio → Shop → Products, then the product.
- 2Clear Sale price
Delete the value so the field is empty.
- 3Save
Click SAVE CHANGES. The badge disappears and new orders are charged the regular price.
Good to know
- Orders keep the price the shopper actually paid. Ending a sale later never changes an existing order.
- A shopper’s cart shows current prices when they check out, so a sale that ends mid-browse is charged at the regular price.
- Sale pricing works the same on tracked and untracked stock.
- Discount codes are for subscription plans only. The store uses sale prices, not codes.