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Import a List of Product Prices
Last Modified Dec 9, 2025
This feature allows you to upload and import a bulk list of prices for the products into your store's catalog. By using a CSV file, you can quickly add multiple product prices.
A CSV is a simple plain text file. Each line in a CSV file represents a row of data, with individual values separated by commas.
To upload a product prices list you must:
- Navigate to Taxonomy > Products in the main menu.
- Click [ v ] at the right of the Create button.
- Click on Import Prices.
You can click on the cloud icon to download a File Sample.
- Select the CSV file from your disk and click Ok. After uploading the file, the message will be displayed:
my_prices_file.csv file uploaded successfully. - Once the file is processed, an alert will appear at the top, over the bell icon, allowing you to view the results of the process.
If you haven't received the notification that the import has finished, you can check the current status by navigating to Administration > Import Processes from the main menu. Find the activated import process to view its progress and status.
Structure of the CSV file
To import a set of prices, the CSV file should have the following structure:
- The first line is a comma separated list of fields or columns
- The following lines are the prices.
Import format details:
- Empty rows are ignored.
- Empty columns are ignored.
- The first row with data is taken as the headers row.
- Field headers are flexible supporting:
- Case insensitive. For example: "Tax Code", "tax code", "TAX CODE", "tAX cODe" are equivalent.
- Non letter or digit characters are accepted but removed. For example: "Tax Rate", "Tax-Rate", "Tax_Rate", "Tax Rate %", "TaxRate" are equivalent.
- Unknown headers are ignored.
The available columns are:
- product: SKU of the corresponding product or the complete SKU of the variant.
- currency: The currency code in ISO_4217_alpha format.
- price: unit price of the product.
- qty: minimum quantity where the unit price will be applied.
The entered price refers to the unit price, and it will be applied to purchases corresponding to the entered quantity or more.
- list: price list where the price row will be included.