custom price

[jamalsoueidan]

Is it possible through hydrogen to change the price for a product? Even though in the shopify admin it's set to 600 or something.

[juanpprieto]

I don't understand the goal. If by "changing the price" you mean displaying a different value in the frontend than in the backend, the answer is yes you can (but I'd question the legality of it). At the end of the day, you have full control of the frontend. You won't however, be able to add this "fake" price to a cart or persist it to the checkout, because Shopify APIs will always return the correct price.

[jamalsoueidan]

I want to be able to allow different workers to have different prices for their service, if this is not an option, I need to create same product with different prices.

[maplessmann]

@jamalsoueidan would discounts work for this case?

[jamalsoueidan]

Nope, I should have used stribe they allowed different prices for the same Product.

But now I'm using variant to allow this. And hide other variants.

[blittle]

@jamalsoueidan there's an initiative at Shopify to allow contextualized products based on the logged in user. This would mean that you could change the price based on the user. This is an important feature of b2b commerce. I don't have a timeframe on when it will be available.

Right now there's a chance that a custom function at checkout could do some special logic, though I don't know if it's possible.

[jamalsoueidan]

I'm making a store for beauty professionals. They can make an account, set their schedule, and add things on my store they want to sell as service.

They can set their own prices for their services.

Customers can come to the site, choose a professional, a time, and a service, and then pay for it.

Three professionals can offer the same service, but at different prices.

With Stripe it possible now, but stripe lack a lot of features shopify provide!