Product Options and Variants

Product Options and Variants

📸 Screenshot: Product Options Tab
Edit a product > Product Options tab — Shows option types, pricing, copy options

Product options let you offer variations of a product such as different sizes, colors, or configurations. Each option can have its own price modifier, weight, and shipping cost.

What Are Product Options?

Options are configurable attributes customers select when purchasing. For example, a jersey might have Size (S, M, L, XL) and Color (Red, Blue, White) options.

Display Types

Options can be presented in several ways:

• Dropdown: A standard select menu
• Radio Buttons: All choices visible at once
• Buttons: Clickable button-style selection
• Timeslot: Special type for Session Products (see Bookings guides)
• Franchise: Select from available franchises

Creating an Option

1. Edit your product in Admin > Shop
2. Scroll to the Options section
3. Click Add Option
4. Enter an option name (e.g. Size)
5. Choose a display type
6. Mark as Required if customers must select a value
7. Click Save Option

Adding Option Values

After creating an option, add the available values:

1. Click on the option to expand it
2. Click Add Value
3. Enter the value name (e.g. Large)
4. Set optional modifiers:
   • Price Modifier: Add or subtract from the base price (e.g. +$5.00 for XL)
   • Weight Modifier: Adjust shipping weight
   • Shipping Cost: Additional shipping charge for this option
5. Set Ranking to control display order
6. Mark one value as Default if desired
7. Click Save

Price Modifiers

Each option value can modify the base product price. Use the calculation type to add (+) or subtract (-) from the price. For example, a base jersey at $50 with an XL option at +$5 would show as $55 for XL.

Multiple Options

Products can have multiple options. A jersey might have both Size and Name Printing options. Customers select values for each, and all price modifiers are combined with the base price.

Best Practices

• Use clear, descriptive option names
• Set sensible defaults for common choices
• Use ranking to put the most popular options first
• Keep price modifiers simple and transparent