# Rounding rule for price
When creating a task to bulk-edit product prices, you can also configure how the updated prices should be rounded.
We currently have the following rounding options available:
* **Round to nearest .01:** This option rounds the final price to the nearest 0.01. It ensures the price is formatted properly to two decimal places.
Examples:
$10.234 → $10.23 (rounded down to the nearest 0.01)
$10.236 → $10.24 (rounded up to the nearest 0.01)
* **Round to nearest whole number:** This option rounds the final price to the nearest integer (no decimals). Prices ending in .50 or higher will round up, while anything below .50 will round down.
Examples:
$10.20 → $10
$10.50 → $11
* **End prices in .99:** This option adjusts the final price so that it always ends with **.99**. After your bulk price changes, the system will automatically modify the price to follow the .99 pricing format, which is commonly used for retail psychology.
Examples:
$10.20 → $9.99 (rounded down to the nearest .99)
$10.50 → $10.99
* **End prices in a certain number:** This option allows you to define your own custom ending for product prices. Instead of being limited to preset options like **.99**, you can freely choose any ending such as **.00**, **.49**, **.95**, or any other value that fits your pricing strategy. After the price adjustment, the system will automatically modify each product price to end with the number you specify.
Examples:
\_ Ending set to .00:
$10.34 → $10.00
$7.89 → $7.00
\_ Ending set to .49:
$12.10 → $11.49
$20.90 → $20.49
\_ Ending set to .95:
$8.26 → $7.95
$14.02 → $13.95
If you do encounter any difficulty while proceeding these steps, don’t show any hesitation to contact us promptly via the email address
