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# Price by market

Change prices and compare-at prices for one Shopify Market at a time.

If you sell in several Shopify Markets with market-specific prices, use the fields **Price by market** and **Compare at price by market**. They work like [Price and compare-at price](/bulk-price-editor-sami/field-guides/price-and-compare-at-price.md) but write to the price of one market instead of the base price.

## How to use it

1. Select **Price by market** (or **Compare at price by market**) on the **Choose a Field to Edit** page.
2. In **Apply to market**, choose the market. A task targets exactly one market. Create another task for each additional market.
3. Choose the **Edit method**, **Value** and **Rounding** exactly as for the base price.
4. Optionally set the linked **Compare at price** (or **Price**) for the same market.
5. Pick the products and variants, check the preview and save.

The **Preview** and the **Product changes** table show amounts in the market's currency. The task details page lists the market the change was applied to.

## Differences from the base price fields

* **One market per task.** The **Apply to market** list is required.
* **Compare at price by market** does not offer **Set to null/blank**.
* The base price is never changed by these fields. To change the base price, use **Price** or **Compare at price**.
* If the market is deleted in Shopify later, the task details page shows **Market deleted** in place of its name.

{% hint style="info" %}
Older tasks may show an **Apply this price change to specific Shopify markets** option on the Price field. That option has been replaced by the dedicated market fields described here.
{% endhint %}


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