Hi Matej,

What you are seeing is expected behavior in Odoo’s eCommerce: when a product has multiple variants, the web shop sometimes displays the price of the cheapest variant (on homepage, single product page) and other times it takes the price of the default or last variant (in the “All products” grid view). That’s why you see the 3-pack price in your store page.

You have a couple of options:

1. Force the price of a specific variant (e.g. 1 pack) to always be shown

• In the backend, go to the product → variants tab.
• Set the 1-pack variant as the “default” one (first in the list).
• In website_sale, the template website_sale.products_item uses the default variant when building the grid, so this ensures consistency.

2. Show “From XX €” (minimum variant price)

• You can inherit the template website_sale.products_item and replace the variant price logic with product.min_variant_price.
• Example in QWeb:

  <t t-if="product.has_variants">
      <span class="oe_price">From <t t-esc="product.min_variant_price"/> €</span>
  </t>
  <t t-else="">
      <span class="oe_price"><t t-esc="product.price"/> €</span>
  </t>
  

  That way, customers always see the entry price (1 pack).

3. Custom label “From xx,xx €/pc”

• Similar to option 2, but add your own suffix €/pc to make it clear.

So the best practice:

• If you want transparency → go with “From XX €/pc”.
• If you want consistency with your product pages → set the 1-pack as default and force that variant’s price in the shop view.

Hope this helps!