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# Setting up sale prices for products

You can manually put an individual product on sale in Shopify — no discount code needed — by setting a lower price and keeping the original price visible as a strikethrough.

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## Steps to manage

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### Open the product

From your Shopify admin, click **Products**, then open the product you want to put on sale.
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### Set the sale price

Scroll to the **Pricing** section and enter the new, lower price in the **Price** field (for example, $90).
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### Set the original price

Enter the original, higher price in the **Compare-at price** field. This is what shows as the crossed-out price next to your sale price.
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### Save and preview

Click **Save**, then click **Preview** on the product to confirm the sale price displays correctly on your storefront.
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{% hint style="info" %}
This only changes how the price looks on the product page. To automatically show wholesale or volume discounts to specific customers, see [Create a wholesale pricing](/samita-wholesale-b2b/wholesale-pricing/create-a-wholesale-pricing.md) instead.
{% endhint %}

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