Set Prices

Product prices can be further specified in the dashboard’s Pricing Control Center which a tabular view of all prices.

When setting prices, Corrily follows a hierarchy of precedence, as seen in the image below. Country prices take precedence over product base prices. If a user a product price is being fetched for belongs to an audience that has a price, then that audience’s price will take precedence over a country price tied to where the user is from. Finally, experimental prices take precedence over all other prices apart from direct price overrides.

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Locking prices to users

When products are requested for users using the prices endpoint the returned prices are locked-in by Corrily and all subsequent calls (unless overriden) will return the same prices.

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Other actions that impact price

Additionally, other actions might affect the price fetched. These include coupon applications, which take either a fixed amount or a percentage off a price; rounding rules, which shift prices to look nice; or requests for a locked price to be displayed in another currency.