June 29, 2010 | | Comments 8

How to set different prices for each store view in Magento

If you have more than one Magento website (say a wholesale site for retailer clients and a retail site for consumers) you may find yourself wanting to set one price for site A and a different price for site B.  Here is how:

Step 1.  In the Admin panel, goto System, Configuration, Catolog, then Price.

Step 2. Change Price from Global to Website.

Step 3. You should see “Website” on the price page for the product now, instead of “Global”.

Step 4. For each product you want to set different prices on – select the product, then in the upper left corner you will see the option to chose your store view.  Select the first store

Step 5. Set the price for the first store and click “Save and Continue Editing”

Step 6. Select the store view for your second store and set the price for that store

Step 7. Repeat step 6 until all of your store have the prices you want.

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  1. I followed your step to setting.but no effect in each store view…
    can you help me? my magento version is 1.3.2.4.
    when i set the price in store view and switch the others,it will display “Please confirm site switching.All data that hasn’t been saved will be lost.”

  2. Thank you !

  3. @Jack, Upgrade to 1.4.1.0

  4. Price attribute has a Website scope not a STORE VIEW scope.If you want to show different price then either create new website or make a duplicate product and change Visibility(Visibility attribute has a store view scope).

    so it doesn’t work :/

  5. @INsane, you are correct – the attribute is a website scope… sorry for the confusion…

  6. @dsackr, thank you for your tutorial, its working fine and helped me to configure a magento shop. thanks!

  7. The ‘Store View Pricing’extension allows Price attribute to have a StoreView scope. It’s free to download and use.
    http://innoexts.com/promotion/store-view-pricing/

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