Advanced prices in product comparison

About the Extension

Anyone feeding product data to Google Shopping, idealo or a dealer portal often needs a different price there than the one a regular visitor sees in the shop. In Shopware 6, such special prices are maintained as advanced prices attached to a price rule. Inside the product export, however, you cannot choose which of those rules is used: Shopware automatically picks the first rule that applies in the export context. A specific dealer or portal price is therefore out of reach in the feed.

This plugin closes that gap: a Twig filter for the product export outputs the advanced price of exactly the price rule you name in the template. Whether that rule would apply in the export context does not matter. The amount is calculated with the same pricing logic as the storefront and the cart, including tax rate, tax state, currency and currency factor.

This is what it looks like in the export template:

{{ product|advancedPrice('Dealer price') }}

The tier quantity and a fallback value for the portal's mandatory fields are passed straight into the filter:

{{ product|advancedPrice('Dealer price', 10, fallback=0) }}

Without a quantity, the calculation uses the product's minimum purchase, so the feed shows a price that actually exists in the shop. If a product has no price for the named rule, the regular product price is returned automatically. Your feed never ends up with a gap.

Your benefits:

1. Output any price rule in the feed on purpose, no matter whether it applies in the export context
2. Automatic fallback to the regular product price when no rule price is maintained
3. Tier prices just like in the cart: the quantity is freely selectable per feed, the minimum purchase applies by default
4. Amounts in the correct tax context: gross for gross customer groups, net for net customer groups
5. Address the rule by name or by ID, so renaming it in the admin never breaks the feed
6. Full price object with tax portion, list price, regulation price and reference price based on the rule price
7. No interference with the product export itself: runs alongside other export plugins without conflicts
8. Robust in operation: a value that cannot be determined never aborts the entire export, it is written to the log instead
9. No additional database load per product, even with large feeds

This way every portal receives exactly the price it is supposed to see: the dealer price, the portal price or the B2B condition, without building any custom pricing logic.