Price calculation
Price Mapping
Stockeo gives you a possibility to update product prices based on the supplier feed.
Add the Price field in the Data Mapping section, and specify which column/node contains prices in the supplier feed.
Price Formula
You can also calculate prices according to your needs. Click on the gear icon 
to define a price formula in Liquid.
Variables
The available variables are
price- the feed pricesku- the feed SKUquantity- the feed quantity, available if added to data mappingcost- the product cost as in the feed, available if added to data mappingvariant.price- the current variant price in Shopify (before update)
Operations
You can use all the standard Liquid math filters to perform calculations.
plus
Use the plus filter to add a number.
{{ price | plus: 3 }}minus
Use the minus filter to subtract a number.
{{ price | minus: 1 }}times
Use the times filter to multiply price by a given number.
{{ price | times: 1.2 }}divided_by
Use the divided_by filter to divide price by a given number.
{{ price | divided_by: 1.2 }}round
Use the round filter to round the price to the nearest integer or to the specified number of decimals.
{{ price | round }}
4.32
4.00
{{ price | round }}
4.56
5.00
{{ price | round: 1 }}
4.44
4.40
{{ price | round: 1 }}
4.68
4.70
ceil
Use the ceil filter to round the price up to the nearest integer.
{{ price | ceil }}
4.32
5.00
{{ price | ceil }}
4.56
5.00
floor
Use the floor filter to round the price down to the nearest integer.
{{ price | floor }}
4.32
4.00
{{ price | floor }}
4.56
4.00
at_least
Use the at_least filter to limit prices to a minimum value.
{{ price | at_least: 5}}
2.34
5.00
{{ price | at_least: 5 }}
5.67
5.67
Rounding
You can combine the standard math filters to achieve more price-specific rounding.
Round up to .99
Use the following formula to round prices up to the nearest .99
{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 }}If a price is already a whole number, then the formula will still subtract one cent. If you prefer to keep whole prices as they are, and only round up fractions to .99, then use the following formula.
{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 | at_least: price }}{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 }}
12.34
12.99
{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 }}
12.00
11.99
{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 | at_least: price}}
12.34
12.99
{{ price | ceil | minus: 0.01 | at_least: price}}
12.00
12.00
Price formatting
When passing prices to Shopify, it is crucial to ensure they are in the correct format. Prices containing currency codes (e.g., 125 USD) or commas as decimal separators (e.g., 312,74) can result in errors such as "Invalid price". To prevent them, you can use Liquid formulas to reformat prices.
Removing the currency code from a feed price
Suppose the feed provides a price in the format 125 USD. To remove the currency code, apply the following Liquid formula:
{{ price | remove: "USD" }}Whitespaces are removed from prices by Stockeo under the hood so there is no need to include them in Liquid formulas.
Replacing commas with dots in prices for decimal separator
Suppose the feed provides a price in the format 312,74. To replace the comma with a dot and remove the currency code, apply the following formula:
{{ price | replace: ",","." }}Removing commas as thousand separators in prices
Suppose the feed provides a price in the format 1,000. To the comma used as a thousand separator, apply the following formula:
{{ price | remove: "," }}Add markup to the feed price using metafields
With Stockeo you can shape prices in your store based on the amounts from the feed and markup stored in the metafields for individual products.
In order to access to the metafield use one of the following pattern:
product.metafields.namespace.keyvariant.metafields.namespace.key
For example, if you want to add a 50% markup to the product's price, you need to set the markup metafield to 50 and use the following price formula:
{% assign markup = product.metafields.custom.markup | default: 0 %}
{% assign markup_multiplier = markup | divided_by: 100 | plus: 1 %}
{{ price | times: markup_multiplier }}The default filter prevents error when the metafield with the markup is empty. In such a case the product price will be the same as the amount in the feed.
$100
no set value
$100
$100
0
$100
$100
50
$150
$100
100
$200
Calculate the product price depending on the price level in the feed
If you want the calculation of the price of a product in your store to change depending on the price in the feed, you can use the Liquid formula with if/elsif statements.
{% if price > 0 and price < 5 %}
{{ price | times: 3 }}
{% elsif price >= 5 and price < 10 %}
{{ price | times: 2 }}
{% elsif price >= 10 and price < 15 %}
{{ price | times: 1.5 }}
{% else %}
{{ price }}
{% endif %}What price does the above code return?
If the price in the feed is between 0 and 4.99, it will be multiplied by 3. If the feed price is between 5 and 9.99, it will be multiplied by 2. If the feed price is between 10 and 14.99, it will be multiplied by 1.5. In all other cases, the product price will be equal to the feed price.
Get price from different columns conditionally
Assume you want to take a price from the column RRP. When RRP is equal to 0 or empty, then get a value from the column Price. To handle this case, use the following Liquid code in the Price field:
{% assign RRP = RRP | plus: 0 %}{% if RRP == 0 %}{{ Price }}{% else %}{{ RRP }}{% endif %} 
The code above is used to select from which column Stockeo should take the price. If you set a price formula to calculate the final price, it will be executed on the value that Stockeo selected according to the above condition.
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