Sell globally

What should you charge in other countries?

Enter your US price and pick your markets. You get a fair local price for each country, plus a table you can copy or download.

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Your price in the US (USD)

What customers in the US pay today. What are you selling? Where do you want to sell?

Prices by country

Country	Fair price	About in USD	Discount	Discount code

A code can be shared, so regional prices are safer if your payment platform supports them.

Assumptions and overrides

How much of the price gap to pass on

80%

100% matches local purchasing power exactly. Software and digital products usually sit between 60% and 85%. Never go below this share of your US price

Protects your margin. 30% means the lowest price is 30% of the US price. Price endings Never charge more than the US price

Data: World Bank International Comparison Program price levels (CC BY 4.0); exchange rates from Exchange Rate API. Exchange rates move, so check the current rate before you publish prices.

How these prices are worked out

Each country's price level compares what the same basket of goods costs there versus the US. Your price is reduced by the share of that gap you choose to pass on, never below your minimum, then rounded to a friendly number in the local currency.

What is PPP pricing?

Purchasing power parity (PPP) pricing sets a lower price where money buys more, so people in lower-income countries can afford your product and you sell to more customers.

Is it safe to offer discounts by country?

Use regional prices if your payment platform supports them. Discount codes can be shared, so use them for a limited launch and watch for abuse. Never go below your costs.