Understand listing pricing fields in Box+Dice

Summary

Learn how the different pricing fields in Box+Dice work and how they are used across listings and web portals. Understand the purpose of display, portal, search, and vendor pricing.

This article covers:

• About listing pricing fields
• Display price
• Portal price
• Search price
• Vendor price

About listing pricing fields

Box+Dice provides multiple pricing fields to support different use cases across websites, portals, and internal reporting. Each field serves a specific purpose, allowing flexibility in how pricing is displayed externally and managed internally.

Display price

The Display Price field is an alphanumeric field that allows you to enter words, symbols, and numbers as you want them to appear on web portals. For example: Offers Above $900,000.

This field is published to all websites. If you do not want a price displayed, you can leave this field blank, as it is not required. Alternatively, you may enter text such as Contact Agent.

Portal price

The Portal Price field is used specifically for Realestate.com.au (REA). REA automatically sets a search range based on the value entered in this field.

This is a mandatory field when uploading listings to REA. It is used for backend processing and is not visible to website visitors.

Search price

The Search Price field defines the price range sent to web portals such as Domain.com.au and Realestate.com.au.

This range determines when a listing appears in user searches. For example, if a range of $450k–$550k is set, the property will appear in search results if the user’s search criteria overlaps any part of that range.

This field is used for backend purposes and is not visible to website visitors.

Vendor price

The Vendor Price field is an internal pricing field used for reporting purposes. It can be included in reports to reflect the vendor’s expected or agreed price.