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title: Price Attributes Mapping and Understanding The Different Use Cases
description: "In your feed, there are 3 different types of price attributes listed on the Assigned value column, which are **Regular Price**,**Price**, and **Sale Price**. In this guide, we will learn the difference between them and how you will configure the…"
url: "https://rextheme.com/docs/different-price-attributes/"
updated: "2025-11-13"
category: Product Feed Manager / Understanding Feed Attributes
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# Price Attributes Mapping and Understanding The Different Use Cases

In your feed, there are 3 different types of price attributes listed on the Assigned value column, which are **Regular Price**,**Price**, and **Sale Price**.

In this guide, we will learn the difference between them and how you will configure the price attribute in different cases.

So let's get started:

### **Use Case 1:**

> Suppose your store has some products currently on sale. However, in your product feed, you want to display the **regular price** for all products — even for those that are on sale — instead of showing the discounted sale price.

Let’s see the configuration:

**1.** For the **Regular Price [price] attribute**, you see different assigned value options in the drop-down.

[![Regular Price](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Regular-Price.png)](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Regular-Price.png)

**2.** From the dropdown, choose the Regular Price, as you want to include the regular prices of all the products of your site in the feed.

[![Attribute value](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Attribute-value.png)](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Attribute-value.png)

### **Use Case 2:**

> If some of your products have sale prices while others only have regular prices, you can use the **Price** field to automatically assign the appropriate value. This ensures that sale prices are used for discounted products, while regular prices are used for the rest — all within the same feed.

Let’s see the configuration:

[![price](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/price.png)](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/price.png)

### **Use Case 3:**

> If all your products are currently on sale, you can choose the **Sale Price** as the value for the feed. However, keep in mind that if any product is missing a sale price, the **price attribute** for that product in the feed will be left empty.

Let’s see the configuration:

[![sale price](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/sale-price.png)](https://rextheme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/sale-price.png)

So, that’s it! Now you have a clear understanding of the price attributes.