Issue with Shopify Discount Function Applying Wrong Base Price Across Markets

[lueka]

I’m running into an issue with a Shopify Discount Function and could use some guidance.

Context
• We have a product that exists in multiple markets with different prices per market.
• Example:
US price: 899.95 USD
UK price: 799.99 GBP
• We’re using a Shopify Function (discount function) that applies a percentage discount when a customer has a specific tag.

The Issue
When the discount is applied in non-US markets (e.g. UK), the cart seems to always use the US base price as the reference price for the discount calculation, instead of the market-specific price. So instead of discounting:

• 799.99 GBP (UK base price)

It appears to be discounting:

• 899.95 (US base price)

Expected Behavior
The discount should be calculated based on the active market’s price for the product.

What We’ve Checked So Far

• The product pricing is correctly set per market in Shopify.

• The discount function triggers correctly based on customer tags.

[bkspace]

Just had a test on my side, and wasn’t able to replicate the issue. Are you able to replicate this on multiple stores?

Here’s a 10% discount example:

[lueka]

Hi @bkspace have you configured different fixed prices in different markets?

[bkspace]

This is just a 10% discount as seen here:

And yea, the same product has different prices in the UK and FR markets.