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How to Set Pricing for Your Product

Setting the right price is one of the most important decisions for your store. A good price balances profit, competitiveness, and customer perception.

This guide will walk you through exactly how to set your product pricing step by step.


Every product already has a base cost, which includes:

  • Fulfillment cost
  • Print cost

These costs are managed by Gogopogo and already include all production and handling charges.

Together, this becomes your Total Cost.

You don’t need to worry about production expenses separately. Just focus on how much profit you want to earn on top.


Your earnings come from the commission you add on top of the base cost.

Selling Price = Total Cost + Your Profit

  • ₹150–₹250 → Better for higher conversions
  • ₹250–₹400 → Balanced approach
  • ₹400+ → Premium positioning

Keep margins slightly lower in the beginning to get more sales and validate your product.

Even if you set your profit to ₹0, you won’t incur a loss — you simply won’t earn anything on that sale.


bulk pricing

If your product has multiple variants (sizes, colors), setting prices one by one can be slow.

Use Bulk Commission Settings to:

  • Apply the same profit across all variants
  • Launch products faster
  • Maintain consistent pricing

You can always fine-tune individual variants later.


Not all variants cost the same.

For example:

  • Larger sizes (2XL, 3XL) cost more
  • Some colors may have different production costs

If you keep the same price for all variants, your profit may vary across them.

Make small adjustments to maintain consistent margins.


Charm pricing is a psychological pricing technique:

  • ₹499 feels cheaper than ₹500
  • ₹999 feels like a better deal than ₹1000

Customers tend to focus on the first number, which makes prices ending in 9 more attractive.

  • Round prices to ₹49 or ₹99
  • Apply this across all variants

This small change can improve conversions without actually reducing your profit.


6. Use Strikethrough Pricing to Increase Conversions

Section titled “6. Use Strikethrough Pricing to Increase Conversions”

Customers naturally look for deals. Strikethrough pricing helps you highlight value.

  • Selling Price: ₹549
  • Compare-at Price: ₹799

This makes the product feel like a discounted offer, even if your margin remains healthy.


Instead of randomly increasing the original price, think of it as:

👉 “What would this product reasonably sell for in the market?”

Your strikethrough price should reflect:

  • The perceived value of your design
  • Market pricing of similar products
  • A believable higher price point

Keep the difference meaningful but realistic. This builds trust while still improving conversions.


Shipping pricing depends on the type of product:

  • You can include shipping in the product price
  • This allows you to offer “Free Shipping”, which often improves conversions
  • Shipping price cannot be included in the product price (currently)
  • It will be calculated separately

For Indian products, including shipping usually performs better as customers prefer all-inclusive pricing.


profit calculator

You can adjust:

  • Selling price
  • Expected daily sales

To get an estimate of:

  • Monthly revenue
  • Monthly profit

This helps you understand how pricing changes can impact your overall earnings.


There is no single perfect price. The best approach is to test and optimize.

  1. Start with a reasonable margin
  2. Use charm pricing (₹499 / ₹549 / ₹599)
  3. Add a strikethrough price
  4. Observe performance

Then adjust based on:

  • Sales
  • Conversion rate

  • Setting prices too high without strong brand value
  • Not using charm pricing
  • Using unrealistic strikethrough prices
  • Focusing only on profit instead of conversions

Pricing is not just about numbers — it’s about how customers perceive your product.

A well-priced product:

  • Feels like a good deal
  • Looks premium
  • Still gives you solid profit