Price display settings

Price formatting and the source of a price are separate settings. Choose the price source first, then adjust its separators, decimal places, and currency text.

Choose the price field

These Link To labels are shown in both editors:

Market and catalog options depend on your platform and store setup. “Presentment price” in older guidance refers to MARKET PRICE; it is not the same as CATALOG PRICE.

Format the price and choose a market

Which screen do you see?

Choose the description that matches your app to see its steps.

New interfacePrefix & Suffix, Preview effect, and Target region Earlier interfacePrice prefix, Number format example, and Market or retail location

New interface

New editor

1. Select the price Text element and choose its Link To source from the table above.
2. For MARKET PRICE or MARKET COMPARE-AT PRICE, choose the market under Target region. For a catalog field, use Target catalog instead.
3. Under Price format, choose the number format and set Fraction digits (for example 2 for two decimal places). Check Preview effect.
4. Under Prefix & Suffix, set Prefix and Suffix for any currency symbol or text you want to print.
5. Generate a label for a product with a known price in that market or catalog and check the PDF.

Earlier interface

Legacy editor

1. Select the price Text element and choose its Link To source from the table above.
2. For MARKET PRICE or MARKET COMPARE-AT PRICE, choose the market under Market or retail location. For a catalog field, use Target catalog instead.
3. Under Price format, choose the number format and set Fraction digits (for example 2). Check Number format example.
4. Set Price prefix and Price suffix for any currency symbol or text you want to print.
5. Generate a label for a product with a known price in that market or catalog and check the PDF.

Both editors use these format options (the spelling matches the controls):

Common issues

Extra zeros or too few decimal places

Change Fraction digits on the selected price element. Do not switch away from a market price just to change its decimal places; both ordinary and market price fields have formatting controls. A price is not automatically fixed at two decimal places.

Wrong currency symbol or price

Check both the Link To source and any typed prefix or suffix. Editing a currency symbol only changes the printed text; it does not convert a price. For a market price, select the intended market region and confirm that product’s price in your store.

Compare-at price is blank

Check the affected variant’s compare-at price in your store. For COMPARED_AT_PRICE, both editors offer Price replace → Show price if no compare-at price. Enable this if you want the ordinary price when no compare-at price is set. This setting does not establish a discount or apply automatically to market and catalog compare-at fields.

Price shows zero

Check that the affected variant has a price, then verify the element’s Link To source. For a normal store price, choose PRICE. For a market or catalog price, also check the selected region or catalog.