Hello converts currencies using the Zonos Exchange Rate API. Zonos pulls up-to-date guranenteed exchange rates every 10 minutes.
In order for Hello to properly convert currencies, it needs to know which parts of your website are prices. To do this, find the CSS selector (usually an #id
or a .class
) for the element that contains your prices. If you do not have an easy to query selector around your prices, you may need to add that.
Once you have your CSS selector, you can add it to your Hello settings in Dashboard:
When Hello scans your site to convert prices, it will search for the elements in your Hello settings.
Since Hello does currency conversion by default, you may run into conflicts with other currency conversion tools. You may need to disable these in order to get Hello working properly.
If for whatever reason you do not want to use Hello's currency conversion, you can disable it in your Hello settings:
Convert your website into multiple currencies
Learn how to convert your website into multiple currencies using Hello.
Showing your prices in a shopper's local currency is one of the best ways to make your website more appealing to international shoppers. It is also a great way to increase your conversion rate, as shoppers are more likely to buy from you if they can see the price in their local currency. Hello makes it easy to convert your website into multiple currencies automatically.