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Customize Compare-at Prices

Learn how to set unique compare-at prices per product variant and selling plan to control discount displays on your PDP.

Want to show exactly how much customers are saving based on product size or subscription plan? Now you can.

FERMÀT lets you customize compare-at prices per variant and selling plan — so you can control how discounts appear on your product detail pages (PDPs) for one-time purchases, subscriptions, or both.

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What Are Compare-at Prices?

Compare-at prices are used to show a higher “original” price next to the actual selling price on your PDP, typically formatted as a strike-through price or a “Save X” tag.

In FERMÀT, you can now control these prices per variant and per selling plan, giving you precise control over how value is communicated across:

  • Sizes

  • Flavors

  • Subscription frequencies

  • One-time vs. recurring offers


When to Use This Feature

Tailoring compare-at prices allows you to:

  • Emphasize higher savings for subscription or bulk-buy plans

  • Highlight perceived value for premium or fast-moving variants

  • Run pricing experiments directly on your PDP

  • Mirror your on-site pricing logic more closely inside FERMÀT

This is especially useful for brands offering multiple sizes, delivery plans, or one-time vs. subscription pricing options.


How to Set Compare-at Prices in FERMÀT

  1. Open the product’s PDP editor from your FERMÀT dashboard

  2. Click the Settings tab.

  3. Select Purchase Options & Pricing.

  4. In the drawer, open the Variants tab.

  5. For each variant and selling plan, enter a Compare-at Price in the right column.

  6. Click Save Settings.

Once saved, your PDP will dynamically update the discount shown based on the selected variant or subscription plan.


Example: Size-Based Discounts on the PDP

Let’s say your base PDP price is $28, and you want to highlight different savings by size.

You set the compare-at prices as:

  • Size L → Compare-at: $60

  • Size M → Compare-at: $50

Result:

  • When a shopper selects Size L, the PDP displays:

    “Save $32”

  • When they select Size M, it updates to:

    “Save $22”

This helps reinforce perceived value and drives action, especially when testing different pricing strategies or pushing higher-margin SKUs.

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