A c-store shelf carries hundreds of low-value SKUs whose prices move constantly, and increasingly two prices per item where card fees are passed through.
Build labels for your convenience store →| Cash price and card price | Dual pricing is the single most common request from c-stores, and getting it wrong on the shelf is a compliance problem, not a design one. |
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| Price | Large enough to read from the aisle. |
| Unit price | Per-ounce or per-count comparison, required by law in several states on some categories. |
| Multi-buy offer | 2 for $3 does more volume than any single-item price change. |
| UPC barcode | Shelf audits and reorder scanning. |
Stores passing card fees through need both numbers on every tag, and typing the second one by hand across hundreds of SKUs is where the errors come from. The card price should be derived from the cash price by a single percentage you set once, so a price change updates both halves of the tag together.
Included and editable — change any field, size or colour.
Small shelf-edge sizes dominate: 1" x 2-5/8" sheets for the main run, and a thermal roll for the cooler doors and the items that change weekly.