> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.amply.tools/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.amply.tools/price-management/comparing-prices.md). # Comparing prices A side-by-side table of current store prices for up to three products across every territory they sell in, with inline editing and a per-product "Create Price Change" shortcut. **Use this when** you want to see two or three products' current prices next to each other — yearly vs monthly, an in-app purchase vs its subscription equivalent — or when you want to edit prices in a table and save the result as a draft batch. **Don't use this when** you already know the target prices for one product — open [Creating a price change](/price-management/creating-a-price-change.md) directly. ## Prerequisites * The application is connected to App Store Connect or Google Play Console and its products are visible in Amply. * The products you want to compare have at least one current store price. ## Where to find it From **Price Management**, click **Compare** in the top right. The heading reads **Compare Prices**, breadcrumb **Price Management → Compare**. ## Setting it up **Application** Pick the application at the top. Compare only works within a single application; it doesn't mix products from different apps. **Product slots** Add up to three products using the **+** column on the right side of the table. The picker groups products by **Subscriptions** and **In-App Purchases**. Each slot gets its own column colour so rows stay readable as you scan across. Every slot header has two icons: * **Star** — marks the **reference product**. Every other column shows its delta relative to this one. Click the star on another slot to move the reference. * **Close** — removes the product from the table. ## Reading the table The row set is the **union** of every country where any selected product has a price. Rows are grouped by continent and sorted alphabetically. Each slot cell shows the current price (inline-editable) with a small delta label above it. The colour follows the sign of the delta: * Positive (this slot's price is **above** the reference) — green. * Negative (this slot's price is **below** the reference) — red. * Near zero (within ±0.05%) — neutral. Edits are local to Compare. They seed the draft when you save, but they don't change anything in the store on their own. ## The "Compare by" toggle Above the table, pick how the delta is computed: * **%** — raw percentage difference between each slot's price and the reference's price, with no period normalization. * **/wk** — normalize each price to its weekly equivalent first, then compute the percentage delta. * **/mo** — normalize each price to its monthly equivalent. * **/yr** — normalize each price to its yearly equivalent. The `/wk`, `/mo`, `/yr` options are only available when every slot is a subscription — one-time products don't have a billing period to normalize over. Use these to compare, say, a monthly and an annual sub on equal terms. ## Turning a comparison into a draft Each product column has its own **Create Price Change** button. Clicking it opens a two-step dialog for that product: {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Settings * **Start date** — same constraints as a real batch (tomorrow or later on iOS). * **Audience** (iOS subscriptions only) — New subscribers only / All subscribers. * **Rounding Strategy** — No Rounding or Decimal Rounding. * **Rounding Direction** (if Decimal) — Round to nearest / Round up / Round down. * **Rounding Profile** (if Decimal) — Sharp / Soft / Round / Half. Click **Next** to review. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Review The dialog applies the selected rounding to every current price you see in the Compare table (plus any inline edits you made) and shows the final per-territory values. Click **Create draft** to save. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} The button creates a **Base-price** batch anchored in the **United States** — the US row supplies the base price, every other territory gets its exact value from the Compare table. No price index is used; the territory list is the set of literal prices from the table, rounded per your dialog settings. Amply confirms with a toast that includes a **review and apply** link to the new draft — click it to open the **Edit Draft** screen, where you can still edit individual territory prices or skip countries before applying. If you want a batch driven by a price index instead of by literal per-territory prices, start from **New Price Change** on the history screen — see [Creating a price change](/price-management/creating-a-price-change.md). ## Tips * **Pick the reference thoughtfully.** Every delta is relative to it — switching the reference re-colours the entire table. * **Yearly vs monthly.** Drop a yearly and a monthly sub into two slots, switch to `/mo`, and you'll see whether your yearly is priced above or below twelve monthly periods in every country. * **Inline edits don't modify the store.** Until you click **Create draft**, nothing is persisted. * **Stale-looking prices.** Compare reads the prices Amply knows about. If a batch recently completed, give it a moment to propagate. ## Related * [Creating a price change](/price-management/creating-a-price-change.md) — the full three-step form with index selection * [Price indexes](/price-management/price-indexes.md) — how a base-price + index batch computes territory prices * [Price management overview](/price-management/price-management.md) — where this screen lives --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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