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# Pricing rules
> Plan your margins using our markup editor
The markup editor lets you build pricing rules visually by connecting nodes. Each rule starts from a trigger, routes through optional conditions, and ends with an action that applies a markup to the base price fetched from StockX or GOAT.
## Node types
### Trigger
The entry point of every markup rule. Each rule has exactly one trigger node, and it cannot be deleted.
### Condition
Filters that control when a markup applies. Conditions can be stacked — all must be met for the flow to continue. You can filter on:
| Field | Description |
| :------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Source | The data source: StockX or GOAT |
| Price | The base price fetched from your source |
| Quantity | The available quantity. GOAT does not provide quantity data — it always reads as `1` |
### Action
Applies a markup on top of the base price. Multiple actions can be stacked — for example, combining a percentage margin with a fixed amount to cover shipping.
## Applying a markup rule
Markup rules can be assigned at two levels:
**Store level** — Set a default rule in your store settings. This applies automatically to any new products created on that store. Existing products are not affected.
**Product level** — Override the rule for a specific product by editing it directly. This takes precedence over the store-level default.
If you update a store's default rule, existing products will keep their
current rule. To update them, reassign the rule on each product individually.