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Hi Thomas

It seems to be missing. But here goes.

1. First create a new field (Let's call it 'Price range') on the index of type "Grouping" and the groupings you want. See dump 1
   1. Run the index build to get the new data in the index. This will add an extra field to each product telling which group the price belongs.
2. In your query, create a new parameter of type string[], let's call it 'pricerange'. Add an expression using the "Price range" field 'matching any' of the parameter 'pricerange'. See dump 2
3. In your facet setup, add a new facet, let's call it "Price", choose the Price range field and the pricerange parameter, see dump 3
4. In the frontend you now get a new facet with the ranges and the number of products in each range, see dump 4
5. You can now start adding values to the querystring parameter - and since the parameter is an array, you can seperate more price ranges using a comma. See dump 5

That's it. It can of course not handle discounts and customer specific prices as they are calculated at index time not being in the context of a user.

BR Nicolai