Remove "On Sale" Product Tag When Compare-at Price Equals Regular Price

This step automatically activates whenever you or your team updates any product in your Shopify store - whether you change the price, description, inventory, or any other product detail. No configuration is needed since MESA monitors all product updates by default. When a product gets updated, this trigger captures the product data and passes it to the next step for variant analysis.

This step automatically pulls the complete list of variants for the product that was just updated, including their regular prices and compare-at prices. MESA uses the product ID from the trigger to fetch this variant data from your Shopify store. The system retrieves pricing information for every variant (like different sizes, colors, or styles) so the workflow can check each one individually for proper sale tagging.

The loop step takes the list of variants from the previous step and examines each one separately. For every variant, it looks at the regular price and compare-at price to determine if there's actually a discount. This ensures that if you have a shirt with 5 different sizes, each size gets checked individually - some might be on sale while others aren't.

This filter examines each variant's pricing and only continues to the tag removal step when the compare-at price is either empty or less than or equal to the regular price. The logic checks for two scenarios: variants with no compare-at price set (meaning no discount is configured) or variants where the compare-at price isn't actually higher than the selling price (meaning no real discount exists). When either condition is true, the workflow proceeds to remove the sale tag.

You need to specify which tag your store uses to mark products as being on sale. In the "What tag does your store use to mark products as 'on sale'?" field, enter the exact tag name you use (the default is "On Sale"). MESA will automatically remove this tag from any product variants that don't have a valid discount. Make sure to enter the tag name exactly as it appears in your product tags, including proper capitalization and spacing.