Beautiful Soup only extracting one tag when can see all the others in the html code

What happens?

You call the print() after you finally iterated over your results, thats why you only get the last one.

How to fix?

Put the print() into your loop

for item in items:
    caption = item.find('div', {'class': 'caption'})
    price = item.find('h4', {'class': 'pull-right price'})
    print(price.string)

Output

$295.99
$299.00
$299.00
$306.99
$321.94
$356.49
$364.46
$372.70
$379.94
$379.95
$391.48
$393.88
$399.00
$399.99
$404.23
$408.98
$409.63
$410.46
$410.66
$416.99
$433.30
$436.29
$436.29
$439.73
$454.62
$454.73
$457.38
$465.95
$468.56
$469.10
$484.23
$485.90
$487.80
$488.64
$488.78
$494.71
$497.17
$498.23
$520.99
$564.98
$577.99
$581.99
$609.99
$679.00
$679.00
$729.00
$739.99
$745.99
$799.00
$809.00
$899.00
$999.00
$1033.99
$1096.02
$1098.42
$1099.00
$1099.00
$1101.83
$1102.66
$1110.14
$1112.91
$1114.55
$1123.87
$1123.87
$1124.20
$1133.82
$1133.91
$1139.54
$1140.62
$1143.40
$1144.20
$1144.40
$1149.00
$1149.00
$1149.73
$1154.04
$1170.10
$1178.19
$1178.99
$1179.00
$1187.88
$1187.98
$1199.00
$1199.00
$1199.73
$1203.41
$1212.16
$1221.58
$1223.99
$1235.49
$1238.37
$1239.20
$1244.99
$1259.00
$1260.13
$1271.06
$1273.11
$1281.99
$1294.74
$1299.00
$1310.39
$1311.99
$1326.83
$1333.00
$1337.28
$1338.37
$1341.22
$1347.78
$1349.23
$1362.24
$1366.32
$1381.13
$1399.00
$1399.00
$1769.00
$1769.00
$1799.00

Example

Instead of just printing the results while iterating, store them structured in a list of dicts and print or save it after the for loop

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup
url = "https://webscraper.io/test-sites/e-commerce/allinone/computers/laptops"
result = requests.get(url)
doc = soup(result.text, "lxml")
items = doc.find_all('div', {'class': 'col-sm-4 col-lg-4 col-md-4'})
data = []
for item in items:
    data.append({
        'caption' : item.a['title'],
        'price' : item.find('h4', {'class': 'pull-right price'}).string
    })
    
print(data)