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From 1 October 2026, Croatian shops and service providers with a website must publish their price lists as XML or CSV files. Cjenik turns the price list you already have into those files.

Coming soon Price lists published as XML and CSV

From 1 October 2026, Croatian retailers and service providers that have a website must publish their price lists there as machine-readable XML or CSV files — not a PDF, a photo or a web page meant only for reading. Cjenik turns the price list you already have into those files, without retyping anything.

What the rule asks

The Odluka o objavi cjenika proizvoda i usluga kao mjera izravne kontrole cijena (NN 101/2026) requires, in short:

  • price lists in .xml or .csv, published on the business’s own website;
  • products: updated once a day, by 08:00; services: updated on every change, by 08:00;
  • each version kept available for 30 days, with file names that identify the point of sale and the time.

This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice; the text in Narodne novine is what applies.

How Cjenik works

  1. Photograph or upload your existing price list.
  2. Confirm the rows Cjenik has read from it.
  3. Confirm your business by OIB and verify a phone number.
  4. Publish — you get the XML and CSV files to link from your website, a public page, a QR code for the counter, and an unchangeable archive of every version you have published.

Who it is for

Small shops, cafés, salons and workshops that have a price list and a website, and would rather not maintain data files by hand.

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