On sites that use a European price format, the Conversion Kit Rate Comparison tool can show prices that are far too high, for example €50,170 instead of €501.70.
Why this happens. In European price formats, a comma is the decimal separator. Before version 1.39.2, the Conversion Kit price parser stripped all commas from a price, which joined the euro and cent amounts into one large number. A total shown as €501,70 was read as €50,170. The Rate Comparison badge, Price Drop Alerts, and Cart Abandonment tools then calculated from a price roughly 100 times too high, which produced very inaccurate OTA comparisons and savings figures.
What you can do. This is corrected in Conversion Kit version 1.39.2. If prices still look wrong after the plugin updates, do a hard refresh to clear any cached copy of the plugin scripts: hold Shift and click the browser reload button, or press Cmd+Shift+R on Mac.