In Store pages there is a “Product Price” element used only for displaying the product price.

However, it supports only a single price value and does not support “Compare at Price” (original crossed-out price).

At the same time, the “Add to Cart” element already supports:

* Price

* Compare at Price (discounted vs original price)

This creates a forced dependency:

If I want to visually show a discount (original price crossed out + discounted price), I must use “Add to Cart”, even when I only want to display pricing information without a CTA.

Use cases that are currently impossible:

* Product cards where price + discount are shown, but Add to Cart is placed elsewhere

* Storefront layouts where pricing is informational and CTA is separated

* Consistent design between Product Price and Add to Cart elements

Requested improvement:

* Add “Compare at Price” support to the “Product Price” element

* Allow displaying:

* Original price (crossed out)

* Discounted price

* Optional percentage or styling (same logic as Add to Cart)

* Use the same product pricing source to avoid duplication

This is basic e-commerce functionality and currently feels artificially limited.

Currently, to use “Add to Cart” on StoreFront pages, the workflow is:

* Go to Products

* Add or configure Add to Cart

* Save it

* Go back to StoreFront

* Insert it from saved elements

This is counter-intuitive and breaks normal builder expectations.

In StoreFront, Add to Cart should be:

* Available by default as a native Store element

* Insertable directly like Cart Icon, Product Name, Product Price, etc.

* Automatically bind to the product context of the page or collection

Right now it feels like Add to Cart is treated as a funnel-only element, while Store is clearly a first-class e-commerce system.

Summary of requests:

* Add “Compare at Price” to Product Price display element

* Remove forced dependency on Add to Cart just to show discounts

* Make Add to Cart natively available in StoreFront without pre-saving from Products

* Align Store UX with standard e-commerce logic (Shopify-level expectations)

These changes would significantly improve Store usability, flexibility, and conversion-focused design control.