Google is testing pricing labels displayed on product and shopping results. The labels appear near the price and indicate whether the shown price is current or what the price usually is. Product results include markers such as “was” and “usually” placed alongside pricing information. Additional label types may exist beyond these examples. The change is being observed through a screenshot shared on X, showing how Google presents the pricing context directly in search results.
"Google is testing showing pricing labels on product and shopping results. It shows if the price is current or what the price usually is. Google labels the product results, near the price as "was" or "usually." I am sure there are more labels. I mean, we've covered similar things in the past, more than one time."
"Google is testing showing pricing labels on product and shopping results. It shows if the price is current or what the price usually is. Google labels the product results, near the price as "was" or "usually.""
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