Setting Up Pricing & Discounts
Set prices in 11 currencies, offer sale discounts with crossed-out original prices, or make products free as lead magnets.
Setting a Price
- Navigate to the pricing step during product creation, or click Edit on an existing product and go to the pricing section.
- Enter your price in the Price field (e.g.,
29.99,150,9.95). - Select your Currency from the dropdown.
- This is what the buyer will be charged at checkout.
The pricing section of the product form showing the price field and currency dropdown
Supported Currencies
Leenkies supports 6 currencies, so you can sell in the currency most relevant to your audience:
| Currency | Code | Symbol |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollars | USD | $ |
| British Pounds | GBP | £ |
| Euros | EUR | € |
| Canadian Dollars | CAD | $ |
| Australian Dollars | AUD | $ |
| New Zealand Dollars | NZD | $ |
Pro Tip: Choose the currency that matches where most of your buyers are. US audience? Use USD. European audience? Go with EUR. Familiar currency means less checkout friction.
Sale and Discount Pricing
Leenkies has built-in sale pricing that displays a discounted price alongside the original -- a proven way to boost conversions.
How to Set a Sale Price
- In the pricing section, toggle on the Sale Price option.
- Enter the sale price -- the discounted amount the buyer will actually pay.
- Your original price automatically becomes the "compare at" price.
How Sale Pricing Appears to Visitors
When sale pricing is active, visitors see both prices on the product card and detail page:
- The original price appears with a strikethrough (e.g.,
$49.99). - The sale price appears prominently next to it (e.g., $29.99).
A product card showing the original price crossed out and the sale price displayed prominently
Tips for Effective Sale Pricing
- Make the discount meaningful. Discounts of 20%+ have a much stronger impact than 5--10%.
- Use round sale prices. Instead of $49.99 to $42.37, try $49.99 to $39.99 or $29.99.
- Run time-limited sales. Toggle sale pricing on and off anytime to create urgency without affecting the product itself.
Free Products
Set a product's price to $0 (or equivalent in any currency) to offer it free. Free products work well for several use cases:
Lead Magnets
Offer a free eBook, checklist, template, or guide as a lead magnet. When someone "purchases" a free product, they go through a streamlined checkout that collects their name and email -- building your contact list while providing genuine value.
Freebies and Samples
Give away a sample of your paid content to build trust. For example, offer one chapter of an eBook for free while selling the full version separately.
Freebie Deliverables for Contact Forms
Free products can also serve as automatic deliverables for your contact form. When someone submits the form, they automatically receive a free product as a thank-you -- turning a simple form into a value exchange.
How Free Products Work
Free products follow the same checkout flow as paid products, minus the payment step. The buyer enters their details, confirms the "purchase," and immediately receives the product through the same delivery mechanism. No payment is processed for $0 orders.
A free product card showing $0 pricing and the checkout flow without payment
How Pricing Appears to Visitors
Your pricing shows up in several places:
- Product card -- Price on the card in the Products block. If sale pricing is active, both prices are shown.
- Product detail view -- Price displayed alongside the description and purchase button.
- Checkout -- Final price confirmed before the buyer completes their purchase.
All displays automatically use the correct currency symbol, formatting, and decimal conventions.
Pro Tip: If you're selling to an international audience, mention the currency in your product description (e.g., "Priced in USD") to set clear expectations.