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Repricer

Repricer uses supplier cost and your account pricing policy to make decisions for existing eBay listings.

Your account has a default profit value and profit type. The default applies when no more specific supplier-price range rule matches.

Profit can be expressed as:

  • Fixed dollar profit
  • Percentage profit

A rule defines:

  • Minimum supplier price.
  • Maximum supplier price.
  • Profit type.
  • Profit target.

Create non-overlapping, intentional ranges. Review the confirmation carefully because adding, editing, or deleting a rule can affect live eBay listings that use Repricer Rules.

Choose the outcome when repricing cannot maintain the intended policy:

  • Adjust price updates the listing price according to the current result.
  • Mark as out of stock uses the account’s out-of-stock behavior rather than publishing an unacceptable price.

The exact result also depends on listing state, supplier availability, and current marketplace write success.

Use the preview calculator before saving:

  1. Enter a synthetic supplier total price.
  2. Review which range rule matches.
  3. Confirm fixed or percentage profit.
  4. Inspect the resulting target price.

The preview is a policy calculation, not a promise of the final marketplace result.

Blocked Products prevents future sourcing and fresh posting. It does not automatically stop repricing an already-live listing. Remove or otherwise manage the live listing separately.

If a listing did not update:

  • Confirm the connected eBay seller is active.
  • Check supplier availability and the latest source cost.
  • Verify the matching rule and mode.
  • Check My Products and visible notifications for a marketplace error.
  • Avoid repeatedly editing rules while a previous change is still processing.