Simple Price History

Develop by Shopify

$4.99-$9.99

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

Price history chart

Customizable line chart

Compliance with eu regulations

Shows past discounts

Campaign improvement

About Simple Price History

Launched Aug 12, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

Warwick, WA, AU

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Description

Display product price history as a nice looking chart up to one year back.

Simple Price History app helps your web shop to be compliant with EU pricing regulations(Omnibus Directive, Price Indication Directive or PID). If you sell to customers in the EEA and lower a price, you must show the lowest price in the last 30 days or more. The app records product price changes and displays it to customers as a nice looking, fully customisable line chart. Earn customer trust and loyalty by being transparent about previous discounts.

Fix EU Price Indication directive(PID) compliance issues in a few clicks
Customisable app block ready to use with Theme 2.0
Earn trust and customer loyalty with transparent product history

Pros

Helps web shops comply with EU pricing regulations
Records product price changes efficiently
Displays data to customers using a customizable line chart
Earns customer trust and loyalty through transparency
Improves campaign results by showing product price history up to one year back
Fixes EU Price directive compliance issues quickly
Easy to integrate with Theme 20

Cons

Limited to displaying price history up to one year, which might not be sufficient for some businesses
Customization options might be overwhelming for users unfamiliar with app settings
Dependence on the app to maintain compliance could be a risk if the app fails or bugs occur
Might require regular updates to comply with new EU regulations

Top Helpful Reviews

Pippei

Jan 01, 2026 on Shopify

The app does not use "product published date" as they state, but rather "product creation date". This means that when we import products from external sources that already has a price set, this price will also be the historical price that is shown for at least 30 days. This makes it seem like we have increased the prices of a lot of products.