I thought that localising prices was made to increase affordability of a certain product in each region. But i guess NOT.

Polish users can choose between using Euro and Polish Złoty to pay for nitro. In Euro the price is 9.99€ and in the Złoty the price is 47.99zł(~11.38€).

The thing to consider is that median european salary is ~3300€ per month, while an median salary in poland is only around ~7100zł(~1684€) which is only half as much. Yet the localised price is requiring us to pay 11% more than others. Which means an average pole who wants nitro will have to take 2x bigger cut from their salary to buy it.

When comparing to the worldwide nitro price in USD things become more absurd. Nitro normally costs $9.99, but localised price in poland is an equivalent of around $13.80!!! Thats like ~40% more expensive!!! In a country where median salary is around 3X SMALLER THAN IN THE USA!!

What is the point of localising prices to make them HIGHER in a country where people earn LESS? Thats like an exact opposite of what localised pricing is meant to do. That is also why none of my polish friends bought nitro.