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# Prices

The **Prices** section helps you set different types of pricing, pricing labels, and pricing descriptions for your listing:

* regular price – the price at which similar goods or services are regularly sold;
* regular price label – the word/words that will appear with the regular price. You can use the pre-written **Old price** or enter your own;
* regular price description – in this field, you can give a brief price description;
* sale price – the price at which something is offered for sale;
* special price label – the word/words that will appear with the sale price. You can use the pre-written **New price** or enter your own;
* instant savings label – the amount customer will save from the difference between regular and sale prices;
* custom label – this will appear instead of the price. As an example, you can write a **Request price** text and tick the **Listing price form** checkbox so that your customer can request the prices from you;
* also, if you want to display that the listing is sold, tick the **Mark as sold** checkbox;
* you can preview the changes by clicking on the **Review** buttons.

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