Set your markup once. Every price follows.
Your website price is the price you set plus your markup, in your website currency at the rate you saved, rounded the way you like.
Try it: move the markup, change the rounding or the currency.
Planter, verdigrisFOB $16.00$22
Pendant, smoked glassFOB $38.20$53
Sconce, oil-rubbed bronzeFOB $33.45$47From your price to the price a buyer sees.

See what a rate change touches before you save it.
Change the rate for brass and Poly9 shows which products, open quotes and shared collections it affects, so you can update those prices yourself.What you can set.
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Questions
Does the exchange rate update by itself?
No. Poly9 fills in today's reference rate when you pick a currency, and you save the rate you want. Your website prices stay on that rate until you save a new one.
What happens when I change a product's price later?
Once you have saved a website markup, saving a new price on a product works out its website price again with the same markup, currency and rounding.
Can I undo a reprice?
Yes. After you apply the markup to your products, the message that confirms it has an Undo button that puts every previous price and currency back.
Do quotes use the website price?
Quotes have their own price breaks, export terms and currency, set on the quote. The website price is what buyers see on your booth.
Put the right price on every product.
Pricing rules, cost recipes and your prices
Poly9 does not run pricing rules or a cost recipe for you. Work out each price the way you do today, from your own cost recipe or spreadsheet, and enter it on the product and its variants. Poly9 adds your website markup and currency. Every price a buyer sees is one you entered, so each is a certified price you can explain.

