Store and marketplace pricing

Overview

• Products have a Business-level Base Price.
• A Store can override that price for local POS/normal store selling without creating a second Product.
• A separate Marketplace Price can be set for a Store. When it is blank, MiniTill falls back to the effective Store price.
• Modifier options can also have marketplace-specific price overrides.
• This structure lets a café keep normal in-store pricing while using different delivery-channel pricing where fees or commercial terms require it.

When to use this

• Use Store Price when one location charges a different normal price.
• Use Marketplace Price when delivery-channel pricing should differ from the Store price.
• Leave an override blank when you want MiniTill to inherit the appropriate fallback price.

Step-by-step

1. Set the Product Base Price in Menu → Products.
2. Select the Store and open Menu → Store & Marketplace Prices.
3. Enter a Store Price only for products that need a local override.
4. Enter a Marketplace Price only when the delivery-channel price should differ.
5. Review Modifier marketplace prices for extras/options that also need different delivery pricing.
6. Leave fields blank to use the documented fallback rather than copying the same number into every override.

Common mistakes

• Do not change the Base Price to solve a price difference at only one Store.
• Do not fill every override with the same value; inherited pricing is easier to maintain.
• Do not assume a Marketplace Price changes normal POS or Online Ordering pricing.
• Be cautious with negative modifier prices: external marketplaces that do not support negative values may publish them as zero.

Troubleshooting

• If POS shows the wrong price, compare the Product Base Price and Store Price override.
• If a marketplace order uses the wrong price, check the Marketplace Price override and whether the provider catalogue was republished/synchronized as required.
• If a modifier price differs by channel, review its normal price adjustment and marketplace-specific override separately.