Price Transparency
Selling below MRP? Show the 30-day lowest prior price beside your current price, backed by a clear history.
Explore pricingComplyCat makes focused Shopify apps that help brands keep up with ecommerce and consumer protection rules—without the paperwork pileup.
Choose the support your store needs. Each app is built around one specific compliance workflow.
Selling below MRP? Show the 30-day lowest prior price beside your current price, backed by a clear history.
Explore pricingFind potentially misleading experiences. Review the evidence, track fixes, and prepare your annual self-audit.
Explore auditsBring complaints, response deadlines and resolution records into order. Keep customers informed at each step.
Explore grievancesWhen your current price is below MRP, show its relevant 30-day lowest prior price alongside it. Keep MRP, the current price and the recorded prior price clear for shoppers.
Meet the pricing appRecord offered prices and know when your coverage begins. Completed orders alone don’t tell the whole story.
Compare the current price with the product’s verified MRP. Use a separate, supported price-history record for the 30-day prior-price figure.
Display the current price, clearly labeled MRP and 30-day lowest prior price together, and keep the record behind the comparison.
The 2026 amendment is notified. Understand what changes, what already applies, and which details still need review.
Understand the 2027 rulesIdentify the sale-announcement trigger, work through a 30-day offer window and understand why MRP or order history cannot replace prior-price evidence.
Read the guideDesign an offered-price interval ledger, check webhook gaps and assess a provider’s evidence before relying on a Shopify prior-price calculation.
Read the guideUse a four-price example to distinguish MRP, Shopify compare-at, historical prior price and sale price—and calculate savings against the right denominator.
Read the guideClarity about the rules—and just as much clarity about what an app can and cannot do.
The notified amendment adds a prior-price disclosure for announced reductions, a yearly dark-pattern self-audit and certificate requirement, mandatory NCH convergence partnership, and other duties. Read the source-backed overview.
Compare the current price with the product’s verified MRP. If it is lower, show the relevant 30-day lowest prior price beside the current price. This describes ComplyCat’s display approach; the notified legal requirement concerns an advertised price reduction.
Yes. Each app focuses on a different job: pricing transparency, storefront audits, or consumer grievances. Choose the workflow that fits your store.
Not automatically. A reliable reference needs sufficiently complete records of offered prices. Historical imports may help if their provenance and coverage can be established. Missing history should always be visible.
Start with Price Transparency for sale-price disclosures, Dark Pattern Audit for storefront reviews, or Grievance Desk for complaint handling. The guides explain the requirements behind each workflow.
Thoughtful tools for the everyday details that make a storefront feel trustworthy.