Magento – How to setup different prices for same product for magento 2 store view

I very confused by this setting in System > Configuration > Catalog > Catalog > Price : Catalog Price Scope.

It simply means that you can set prices only globally or you can set them on a per website basis. For example: B2C and B2B or French store (EUR) and German store (also EUR) and show them different prices. In combination with the setting to change the base currency you can also create a US store (USD) and a UK store (GBP) and all have their own prices.

But it does not make sense. Because in my Magento configuration I am getting these two options : Global, and Website. But inside of the documentation of Magento I get these options

The settings for the Catalog Price Scope can only be configured globally, which probably is a bit confusing. You globally set that the prices of the catalog can be configured on a per website basis.

The reason it can't be configured on a store view basis is because that's not the philosophy what store views are intended for. Store views are for different languages, mobile version, b2b version, etc.

My website is selling downloadable products so we want anyone with a PayPal account to be able to buy.

Knowing this what is the best option and why is it not listing Store, and Store view?

1. Allow multiple currencies, this allows the customer to switch to different currencies. The disadvantage here is that the conversion from the base currency is dynamic and changes dayly.
2. Install a module that allows you to set prices per currency. For example (there may be a ton of others): http://innoexts.com/promotion/currency-pricing/

I spent days on figuring this out. But I finally got it done.

Actually it seems the product price scope is global - unless you have some kind of module which is overriding it. However the root of the issue can be found in catalog_product_entity_decimal table:

SELECT * FROM catalog_product_entity_decimal WHERE attribute_id = 75 // price attribute ID

If it shows you multiple rows for different store_ids you are facing the same issue like me. Because there should ONLY be one entry (one for store_id 0, if you set price to global and inherit the price from default scope).

How to fix?

1. Backup catalog_product_entity_decimal table

2. Run following query:

   DELETE FROM catalog_product_entity_decimal WHERE attribute_id = 75 AND store_id <> 0;
   

Please double check if price attribute id = 75 in your setup!