Price [price] Field for Product Feed

Use the price attribute to tell users how much you’re charging for your product. This information is shown to users.

Example of price field usage in a product listing

Required for each product (Google & ChatGPT)

The price attribute tells users how much you’re charging for your product. It appears prominently in Shopping ads and free listings, and must match the landing page and checkout information.




When to use

Required for all products. Use the price attribute to display your product’s cost. For unit pricing details, consider adding unit_pricing_measure and unit_pricing_base_measure.




Format

Price formatting examples:

File formatExample entry
Text feed15.00 USD
XML feed<g:price>15.00 USD</g:price>



Minimum requirements

Note: Your price must match on the feed, landing page, and checkout.

  • Match landing page and checkout pricing.
  • Submit amount and currency for your target country.
  • Use a stable price not based on real-time auctions or exchange rates.
  • Do not include shipping or import/export fees.
  • No more than 2 digits after the decimal point.
  • Do not show different prices based on user location (unless in a supported regional pricing program).
  • Don’t submit member prices here — use the loyalty_program attribute instead.



SEO Tip

Make sure your price appears clearly and consistently across all touchpoints : search, landing page, and checkout. Use structured data and enable automatic item updates to keep things fresh.




Official Source: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6324371

Need more help?

Our team is here to assist. Reach out and we’ll get back to you fast.

Contact Support