Over the last year in my business our clientele has shifted so that procure nearly 50% internationally and 50% locally (South Africa). The dilemma we face is showing the correct pricing when a visitor lands on our website. Locally we charge rand’s but for everyone else its in dollars. I have seen some websites have different websites for different countries like a .com then a .com/uk website. 

I would like the correct pricing to show up when a visitor hits our website. What have you done or what do you suggest?

@geoffrey-gordon

Does the actual price change? If not, I’d list them side by side and be done with it.

If you’re charging different amounts for local vs. international you could do some sort of sniffer that would serve up slightly different information based on whether their IP was local or not.

Good luck!

Hi Geoffrey @geoffrey-gordon

Take that one step further and add other countries (where you may have customers already) to that chart.  

Being international means you should cater to those who you want to come to you. 

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Eileen