Retailers shop in their local currency on Faire. This creates a smoother buying experience and helps increase sales from international retailers.
How Pricing Works
By default, Faire automatically converts your prices into the retailer’s local currency using the daily exchange rate.
- No markup or percentage increase is applied — conversions are based only on exchange rates.
- Prices may change slightly day to day as exchange rates update.
If you prefer to control your international pricing, you can manually set specific prices in each supported currency. This option lets you maintain consistent margins or account for regional costs.
Automatic Currency Conversion (Default)
If you don’t make any changes, Faire will automatically convert your product prices for retailers shopping in other currencies.
How it works:
- Retailers see prices in their local currency, converted from your base currency (for example, USD → CAD).
- Prices adjust automatically based on the daily exchange rate.
- No setup required on your end.
Example:
If your product is listed at $10 USD, a Canadian retailer might see approximately $13.50 CAD, depending on that day’s exchange rate.
Setting Your Own Local Currency Prices
If you want to define your own pricing per market, you can set unique prices in each currency.
How to set custom pricing:
- Go to your Products page and select the product you would like to edit.
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If your product does not have options:
- Go to the Pricing and taxes section and select the down arrow for International pricing.
- Adjust the toggle for Set unique pricing per currency to On.
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If your product does have options:
- Go to the Product options section to adjust the toggle for Set unique pricing per currency to On.
- Manually type the price for each product in each currency field.
- Select Update.
If you’ve restricted your shop to certain countries, you’ll need to enable those countries in your Account settings before editing their pricing. Learn more in Can I control the locations where my shop is live?
How Payouts Work
Your payouts will always be made in your payout currency (for example, USD for U.S. brands).
- Orders placed in other currencies are converted to your payout currency using the exchange rate on the day the order was placed.
- If you’ve set custom pricing, that price will be used for conversion.
- If you use automatic conversion, Faire’s system will use the daily estimated price.
Example:
If your product is listed as $10 USD and $12 CAD, Canadian retailers will pay $12 CAD, and your payout will be converted to USD at that day’s rate.
For more details on European brand payouts, please visit European brand payouts.
Compare Your Options
| Setting | What Retailers See | What You Control | What to Know |
| Automatic price conversion (default) | Price converted using the daily exchange rate | None, Faire handles conversion | Simple setup, but prices may fluctuate slightly |
| Custom pricing per currency | Prices you set manually for each currency | Full control over local pricing | More stable pricing, but requires updates if rates shift |