🎨 Display Custom Pricing for Price Lists

After you’ve configured your Price List per Customer rules, the next step is to control how those custom prices are shown to your customers throughout your storefront — from product pages to carts and checkout. You can choose which pricing elements to reveal, so your store stays both transparent and consistent with your branding.

1. On Product & Cart Pages

Under Price List settings, you’ll find display options that let you tailor how custom prices appear. Choose one of the following modes:

• Show only custom price — hides the original or “compare at” price and displays only the price defined in the customer’s price list.

• Show custom price + Compare at price — displays the custom price, with the original “compare at” price struck through for contrast.

• Show custom price + Original price — shows both the custom price and the original price side by side (when no “compare at” is set, the original price is used).

You can also adjust styling — fonts, colors, and formatting — to make sure the custom pricing fits smoothly with your store design.

If you want more customization, feel free to reach us at [email protected] or via Live Chat.

2. At Checkout & Cart Summary

In advanced or checkout settings, you may choose how pricing is reflected in the final steps:

• Show the discounted (custom list) price as the main charge

• Or, present the original price with the discount implied (i.e. showing the custom price in a subtler way)

This flexibility lets you decide how obvious or subtle the custom pricing is during checkout — balancing transparency and marketing.

• If you turn on the setting, the order will record the MSRP as the original price.

• If you turn it off, the discounted price will be shown separately.

3. When Multiple Pricing Rules Apply

If a product is affected by both a price list rule and other pricing modules (like custom pricing or quantity breaks):

• The system will automatically display the lowest eligible price to the customer.

• Depending on your display mode, the custom list price may replace or override the original retail or discount price.

Example Scenario:

• Original price: $100

• Customer’s custom list price: $80

• Another discount rule applies: $70

Under your display settings, the customer will see $70, as it is the best (lowest) valid price available.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to reach us at [email protected] or Live Chat.