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# Setting up sale prices for products
You can manually set sale prices on individual products without using discount codes.
When you put a product on sale for a lower price, you might want your customers to be able to see the original price, so they see the price comparison. To show a sale price in your online store, your product details need to include a sale price and the original price, called the *compare-at* price.
**Steps to manage**
1. From your Shopify admin page, click **Products** > open the product detail you want
2. Scroll down to **Pricing** part, enter the sale price to Price field. For example: 90$
3. Enter a larger price to the **Compare-at price** field
4. Click **Save**
5. Click the product **Preview** so you can see how the product is listed on your storefront
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