Market settings

Open Markets and choose Settings beside a market. The page lists what applies in that market. A setting marked Own differs from your store; anything else follows the store, including when you change the store later.

Owners and admins change these; everyone else can look.

What each row does

• Currency: the market’s currency and your exchange rate. Press it to change either.
• How prices show: the word shown for the currency and the decimals. Press it to change them on the market.
• Shipping and fees: which shipping prices and whether the cash on delivery fee are fixed in the market’s currency. Press it to change them on the market.
• Catalog: leads to the market’s products, prices and quantity rules.
• Discounts: leads to your discounts. A discount limited to markets shows here.
• Address: leads to Domains, where a market gets a folder or a domain of its own. Only for a market by country.
• Tax in prices: whether prices shown in this market include tax, or tax is added at checkout. The tax rate still depends on the shopper’s country.
• Returns: a return window or no returns for this market. The checkout and search results show it.
• Shop name and logo: the name and logo the market’s shoppers see instead of your store’s. Press it to change them on the market.
• Theme: a theme from your library for this market. Shoppers in the market see that theme as it stands, even unpublished, and changes saved to it reach them at once, so choosing it, saving it, or putting it back with Time travel takes permission to publish themes. They stay out of any theme test you run. If you delete the theme, the market goes back to the store’s.
• Checkout look: leads to Checkout style, with this market chosen. With the store’s look, a market with its own logo shows that logo at checkout; a look of its own shows the logo chosen there.
• Emails: the name the market’s emails come from (its own sender name, else its shop name) and the email its customers' replies go to. Press it to change them on the market.
• Pixels: how many pixels measure this market alone. Leads to Customer events.

Apply in the bar saves your changes. Choose The store’s in a list to follow the store again.

A market’s own checkout look

In Settings › Checkout › Style, Look for picks the whole store or one market. Changing anything with a market chosen gives it a look of its own: logo, colours and which parts show. Use the store’s look goes back. With changes not yet saved, apply or discard them before you pick another.

A market for Google or Meta only narrows which products that feed lists: shoppers from there land on your store like anyone else in their country. So its page has no tax, returns, theme, checkout look, price display, shipping amounts, shop name and logo, emails or pixels. A market for Your own frontend has tax and returns, but no theme or checkout look, as your frontend has its own pages.