How To Set Up Your Products With Variant Pricing

Set Up Your Products With Variant Pricing

Good news friends, the time has come for variant pricing capabilities! API inputs and responses have now been updated to include support for variant pricing. Feel free to read more in the documentation here: http://developers.storenvy.com/

This feature is completely free and available in your Marketplace Store and Custom Storefront. When you make a sale on the Marketplace, the commission fee is applied to whichever variant price the customer selected when making the purchase.

Make Your Products Amazing 

Variant pricing is used to give your customers different options, such as size or color, correlated to price when purchasing. This makes everything a lot easier for you when adding products to your store, and for your customers when checking out. You can edit the variants you have for a product by going to the product page in question and scrolling down to the bottom.

Each products starts out with a default variant. If you only have 1 option for your product, you only need to change the stock levels here, (and add an SKU if you want), leave everything else the same. If you want to add options you will want to start by changing the name of the default variant to whatever you want your first option to be.   To add additional product variants, click the 'Add Variant' button and set the new variant up with the information for your next option. Now you can change the price of each variant simply by clicking, 'Set different price'. This is particularly helpful for an item that has different sizes. You can add as many variants as you need! You can reorder them by dragging the crosshair to the left of the name.

Please note, when you add a new product, you can choose the base price for this item. This will be the default price displayed in your store. 

Please note that at this time it is only possible to have one drop-down list in a product for your customers to choose from. If you have multiple types of variants for an item (such as both color and size) then you will need to create variants for the combinations. For example, if the product is available in red and blue as well as small and large then you will need to create four different variants. One could be named “Red - Small”, one “Red - Large”, one “Blue - Small”, and the fourth one “Blue - Large”.