Displaying price range in schema

Hello,

We apologize for the issue you are facing with displaying a price range in the product schema. To show a price range for products with variants in Google search results, you need to ensure that the schema markup includes both the minimum and maximum prices.

Currently, Rank Math’s default behavior is to display the lowest price when using the WooCommerce Product Schema. However, to achieve a price range display, you can follow these steps:

1. Set Up Variants Correctly: Ensure that all your product variants are set up correctly in WooCommerce. Each variant should have its own price defined.

2. Use Custom Schema Markup: If the default schema does not meet your needs, you might consider using custom schema markup. This can be done by adding a custom code snippet to your theme or using a plugin that allows for custom schema.

3. Check Schema Settings: In the Rank Math settings, ensure that you have enabled all necessary options for variants and pricing. You may need to explore the settings under Rank Math > Titles & Meta > Products to see if there are any options related to displaying price ranges.

4. Professional Setup Service: If you’re looking for a more comprehensive solution or if you’re not comfortable making these changes yourself, we recommend our Rank Math Professional Setup Service. This service is available for PRO subscribers and can help ensure your plugin setup is fully correct and adheres to the latest SEO standards.

If you continue to experience issues or need further assistance, please reply to this ticket with your site URL so we can provide more specific guidance.

Thank you for raising this concern!

Sources:
How to Use Product Schema for WooCommerce Products » Rank Math
How to Use Product Schema for WooCommerce Products » Rank Math