You can use the Rounding and Ending settings to make sure your new prices land on a .95 ending and skip the values in between.
For example, by setting Rounding to jump in steps of 20 and Ending to always round down to .95, you get a predictable pattern like 99.95 → 119.95 → 139.95.
Values like 109.95 or 129.95 can never appear.
This works well when you want a consistent price look across a specific feed.
Note: Set up Rounding before Ending. See the difference between Rounding and Ending for how the two settings interact.
How to set it up
In Step 5: Additional Settings, find the Rounding and Ending fields.
Step 1: Price rounding
Go to Rounding and select Set a fixed rule.
Set Price rounding to Nearest.
In the Specify rule field, enter:
20,
Prices will jump in steps of 20: 0 → 20 → 40 → 60 → 80 → 100 → 120 → 140...
Step 2: Price ending
Go to Ending and select Set a fixed ending.
Set Price ending to Nearest.
In the Specify rule field, enter:
,95
Result
With both settings combined, the new prices will follow this pattern:
19.95 → 39.95 → 59.95 → 79.95 → 99.95 → 119.95 → 139.95 → ...
The 20-step rounding ensures new prices do not land between x.00 and x.18. That entire range is skipped.
Tip: You can adjust the step size and ending to match other pricing patterns. For prices always ending in .49 or .99, see Use case: "The half-a-euro" strategy.