Rounding rules

Price, Compare at price, Price by market, Compare at price by market and Cost price tasks have a Rounding list. The rule is applied to the calculated result of each variant. Weight has only the first two rules.

Rounding	What it does	Example
Round to nearest .01 (default)	Keeps two decimals.	10.458 → 10.46
Round to nearest whole number	Rounds to the nearest integer.	10.458 → 10
End prices in .99	Drops the decimals and ends the price in .99.	10.458 → 10.99
End prices in a certain number	Drops the decimals and ends the price in the digits you type in End price (up to two digits).	end price 95: 10.458 → 10.95
Round to nearest multiple	Rounds the whole price to the nearest multiple of the number in Multiple.	multiple 5: 123.95 → 125
Round to nearest multiple, rounding up	Rounds the whole price up to the next multiple, never down.	multiple 5: 121.00 → 125
Round to nearest multiple, keep decimals	Rounds only the whole-number part to the nearest multiple; decimals stay.	multiple 5: 123.95 → 125.95
Round to nearest multiple, rounding up, keep decimals	Rounds the whole-number part up to the next multiple; decimals stay.	multiple 5: 121.95 → 125.95
Replace last digit(s)	Rounds down to a whole number and replaces its last digits with the digits in Replace with (up to six digits).	replace with 9: 71.50 → 79
Replace last digit(s), rounding up	Same, but if the replacement would lower the price it moves up to the next block first, so the result is never lower than the original.	replace with 9: 71.50 → 79; 79.50 → 89
Round whole number up	Always rounds up to the next integer.	10.01 → 11
Keep decimals, rounding down	Keeps two decimals but never rounds up.	10.999 → 10.99

The help text under the list repeats the rule you selected, so you can double-check it before saving. The chosen rule is also shown in the Editing rules card of the task details page and in the confirmation dialog, for example Price decrease by 20%. Round to nearest .01.

Note

Rounding applies to the calculated result, not to the value you type. If you use Set to fixed value with 19.99 and End prices in .99, the result is still 19.99.