Schedule Shopify sale pricing and promotions
Use Power Tools Pricing Policy to schedule Shopify price changes, run temporary sales, clear older stock, tag products affected by discounts, and simulate changes before publishing.
The problem
Running a sale in Shopify can require many product edits: changing prices, setting compare-at prices, tagging discounted products, checking inventory or age rules, and then reverting the work when the promotion ends.
Pricing Policy by Power Tools helps merchants schedule and apply Shopify price changes from rules. It can support time-based promotions, stock-clearance pricing, product-age rules, collection-based discounts, and test runs before changes are published.
When Power Tools is a good fit
Use Pricing Policy when price changes need to be repeatable, reviewable, and based on rules instead of one-off manual edits. It is useful for seasonal promotions, clearance sales, recurring campaigns, and stores with many products that cannot be safely updated one at a time.
Compared with Shopify sale pricing
Shopify can set compare-at prices and supports bulk editing product prices. Pricing Policy is useful when price changes need scheduled rules, simulations, stock or product-age conditions, affected-product tags, and a repeatable path to restore prices after a campaign.
Useful workflows
- Schedule sale pricing for a specific date range.
- Discount products by stock level, product age, price, or collection.
- Tag products affected by a pricing policy.
- Run simulations before publishing changes.
- Use a baseline policy to restore prices after a sale period.
Read the Pricing Policy Help Center for setup details.
Install
Pricing Policy is available through Power Tools on the Shopify App Store: install Pricing Policy.
Questions merchants ask
Can Pricing Policy schedule temporary Shopify promotions?
Yes. Pricing Policy can apply price rules for defined time frames and product conditions.
Can merchants test price changes before publishing?
Yes. Pricing Policy includes test and simulation flows so merchants can review expected changes before running them.