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Hi Calle,
You should set price or pricegroup for Variation/Sku and then add them to product (see Variation/SKUs tab).
I hope it will help you.
But it seems like a product can have a price itself, without having any sku's added. Like my example with the Decanter in the Enoteca demosite, the product has two SKU's added by default(1000ml has price $42.89 and magnum has price $48.55) but somehow the displayed product price is $8.15 when displayed on the site.
I've had a look in the database to sort things out. The "PriceGroup"-table has a connection to the actual product (not the SKU), and the pricegroup has a pricevalue in table "PriceValue" with the UnitPrice $8.15. Where does that come from?
This might seem like a stupid question, but I really can't see how I set price and pricegroup on a product (not SKU). Looking at the Enoteca demo-site, there are some products below "Accessories", like for example "Decanter". This product have a price of $8.15 when displayed on the site, but where do I change this? I can also see that it's stored in the database (PriceGroup and PriceValue).