Why Is the Price Different at Checkout?

If the price at checkout looks higher than what you expected, it's usually due to a currency display difference or conversion rate.

What to Know

Our store's default currency is USD ($). However, you may see prices in your local currency while browsing, depending on your location or browser settings.

In some cases, this can cause confusion if:

• The displayed price is in one currency (e.g. USD)

• But the cart or checkout updates to another (e.g. AUD, EUR)

• Or your payment provider applies its own exchange rate or fees

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What You Can Do

• Double-check which currency is currently being shown in the cart and at checkout.

• If the total seems higher, it may be reflecting the converted price in your local currency rather than the original USD amount.

• Keep in mind that banks and payment processors may also apply a conversion fee or use slightly different exchange rates.

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Example

You may see a product listed as $20 (USD), but your total at checkout shows $32 — this could be due to:

• The currency switching to your local currency (e.g. AUD or CAD)

• A higher exchange rate

• An added bank fee

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Still Have Questions?

If the pricing still doesn't look right or you're unsure which currency you're being charged in, feel free to reach out to us. We're happy to take a look and clarify.