# Create your own pricing index

If a default pricing index doesn’t fit your needs, you can create a custom one. For example, the **Netflix Price Index** sets India’s multiple at **0.39X** (e.g., $10 in the U.S. = $3.90 in India). If you want to adjust it to **0.5X** while keeping other values unchanged, copy the index and modify India’s value to suit your requirements.

#### Following are the steps to create your own pricing index([Video demo)](/video-demos/3-create-custom-price-indexes.md):

1. Go to the **Pricing Index** tab.
2. Click on the **plus sign** to create a custom pricing index.
3. Select the base index and give a name to your new pricing index. Then click **Next**.
4. A custom pricing index will be created in **DRAFT** mode, allowing you to edit price ratios for countries as needed.<br>

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5. Once the updates are complete, save and publish the index to switch it to **PUBLISH** mode.

The custom index is now available for use when setting up product prices.


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