When you add a product to a selection, you can set your own custom price. The price your client will see, completely separate from what you pay the distributor. This gives you full control over your margin before sharing the selection. Here's how it works.
Understanding the Pricing
Each product card in a selection displays two values:
Net Cost — what you pay the distributor.
MSRP — the suggested retail price.
Setting a custom price lets you adjust what your client pays, while your actual cost stays private.
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Open the product options. Inside your selection, tap the three dots (⋯) on the product you want to price and select Edit Price.
Choose your override rule. The Override Price modal opens with two options:
Set Fixed Exit Price: Enter a specific dollar amount as the selling price. This overrides all other pricing rules for this product only and does not affect your global pricing settings.
Set Discount: Apply a percentage discount instead. Enter the percentage, and the final price is calculated automatically.
Review the Price Comparison Before applying, check the Price Comparison section for a real-time breakdown:
Net Cost: What you pay the distributor.
Markup (Percentage): Your applied markup.
Total Sales Price: The price after markup.
Exit Price Profit: Your profit at the set price.
Exit Price Profit Margin: Your margin percentage.
Final MSRP: The final price your client will see.
Tap on Apply. The product will display a "Set custom fix price" tag, confirming the custom price has been applied.
Note: The custom price is visible only to your client when you share the selection. Your net cost and distributor pricing always stay private.
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