Sam Webster
Created Sep 14, 2022Pricing your products
In this tutorial, we will explore how to apply pricing to your products.
Various pricing types can be applied. The system currently supports the following pricing types:
Price per item
Price per item with tier reductions
Price per item with sliding cost adjustment
Quantity drop down pricing
1. This is how product pricing will initially appear
2. Click on Product variants
From the product details screen of your selected product, navigate to the Product Variants tab.
Product Variant details control settings such as pricing, stock levels, delivery options and other critical vitals.
Infigo supports the use of only one Product Variant per product.
3. Click on Edit
Edit your product variant.
4. Click on Info
5. Navigate to the Price, Old Price and Product cost fields. Enter some cost values
"Price" is the default price of the product.
"Old Price" is the previous price of the product, displayed close to the new price on the storefront
"Product Cost" is the cost of all different components which make up a product. This may either be the purchase price of the components or a combined cost of materials and manufacturing processes.
6. Click on Save and Continue Edit
7. Refresh your product on the storefront
Basic pricing details will now be applied.
These values are also utilised when adding items to your basket.
8. Enter values and dates for Special price
"Special Price" is a alternate product price which can be applied between set dates and times.
9. Click on Save and Continue Edit
10. Refresh the product on your storefront
The price will be updated to reflect the Special price if it falls within the specified dates.
11. Experiment with additional pricing settings
Additional pricing options are available, giving a range of functionality.
This includes:
Disabling "buy" or "wishlist" options
Customer specified pricing
Pricing override if supplier if to be called instead
12. Click on Tier prices
Pricing can also be control via Tier Prices, where the price per product will change depending on defined settings.
Users can select tier pricing to reflect:
Product quantity
Spread cost across all price tiers
Price interpolation using defined tiers.
13. Click on Add new record
Add additional tier records at the bottom of this window.
Specify a quantity and a resulting price.
This can be used to apply different pricing if a larger quantity is purchased.
14. Type a quantity
15. Type a total price for this quantity
16. Click on Insert
17. Create several tier records
18. Click on Save and Continue Edit
19. Refresh the product in the storefront to view the changes
20. Check Use Quantity Based Pricing
Quantity based pricing allows the storefront user to purchase just the amounts of product specified in the tiers.
21. Click on Save and Continue Edit
22. Refresh the storefront product to view the changes
23. Check Spread amount across all price Tiers
"Spread amount across all price Tiers" - Accumulative price based on the product quantity selected, and all the various price break points added together.
24. Check Interpolate price based on tiers
"Interpolate price based on tiers" - The individual unit amount set via the QTY selected in the price break table and multiplied by the QTY
25. Keep checking the product to see how these configurations impact the pricing structure
