Repricer: Listings

See every Amazon listing with its price, the buy box, your profit and its Min/Max, and assign listings to strategies.

What it's for

The Listings tab of the Repricer shows every Amazon listing the Repricer knows about. For each one you can see:

• Your price now and where the brain wants to move it.
• What price would win the buy box, and who holds it now.
• Your cost, shipping, Amazon fee and profit.
• The listing's Min and Max, and its strategy.

From here you put listings on a strategy, turn repricing on or off, and set your own Min or Max for a single listing.

Changing anything on this tab is (admins only). Everyone can search, filter, save views and export.

Where to find it

In the left sidebar, open Inventory → Repricer, then click the Listings tab.

The screen at a glance

Toolbar

• Search: type a SKU, ASIN or title and press Enter.
• Filters: add filters (see below). Each shows as a green chip. Click a chip to change it, × to remove it, or clear all.
• Views: your saved views (see "How to save a view").
• Bulk edit: change many listings at once. It's greyed out until you tick some rows.
• ⬇ Export: downloads a CSV file of every listing that matches your filters, across all pages.
• ▦ Columns: choose which columns to show.

Columns

The table starts in a compact layout. Hover the small i next to a column name for a short explanation.

With ▦ Columns you can also show these: BB share (24h), Avg win price (24h), Amazon win price (the price Amazon says would win the buy box), Outside price (lowest price at other big retailers), COGS, Shipping, Amazon fees, Profit now, Min, Max, Markup, Profit at Min, Strategy, Last decision and Sales/day.

Click a column header with ⇅ to sort. Click again to reverse.

Filters

Your filters are remembered in your browser.

Row details

Click anywhere on a row (not on a switch or button) to open a short summary below it: Economics, Limits, Amazon (buy box share, average win price, Amazon win price, outside price, sales per day) and the last prices sent. All details opens the full panel. Click the row again to close it.

The listing details panel

• Our price on Amazon and when it was last pushed, and the Buy box price and holder.
• Latest decision with the full reason.
• Min / Max for this SKU: how Min and Max were worked out (cost + shipping = landed cost, your markup, Amazon's fee schedule). Fields to set your own Min, Max and markup %, and to pick the strategy.
• Tags & note for this listing.
• Amazon's view: the price Amazon says would win the buy box, the outside-retailer price, Amazon's 90-day median, and which seller wins for which shopper group (Prime, non-Prime, region) with their share of views.
• Last 90 days on Amazon: the buy-box price range, median, 30-day high, number of price changes, how often there was no buy box, your share, and who held the buy box. This comes from market history and refreshes weekly for listings on a strategy.
• Competitors on this ASIN: each seller's price now, the lowest price seen, how often they followed your moves down and up, how fast they react, handling time, and whether they deliver faster than you.
• Decision history: every decision for this listing, with the old and new price, whether it was pushed, and why.

Buttons and actions

You can also change the table layout by hand: drag a section heading (⠿) to move a whole section, drag a column heading to move it within its section, and drag the edge of a column heading to resize it. Double-click the edge to reset its width.

How to put listings on a strategy

1. Use Filters to find the listings, for example Strategy: unassigned.
2. Tick the listings. To pick every match, tick the box in the header, then click select all … matching the filters.
3. Click Bulk edit.
4. Under Assign to strategy, pick the strategy.
5. Click Apply. If you selected every matching listing, confirm the change.

New listings are never added to a strategy by themselves. Check for unassigned listings from time to time.

For a single listing, just pick the strategy from the list in its row.

How to use bulk edit

In the bulk edit panel, leave anything you don't want to change as it is.

• Assign to strategy: pick one, or tick Take off the repricer (no strategy).
• Per-SKU overrides: type a Min $, Max $ or Min markup % to set it on every selected listing. Tick Clear all overrides on these SKUs to remove them instead. Overrides stay even when you change your Min / Max rules later.
• Repricing on / off: Turn ON, or Turn OFF (never reprice these SKUs).
• Tags: add or remove tags, comma separated. Your existing tags are listed below.
• Note: type a note to set it on all selected listings, or tick Clear the note on these SKUs.

Click Apply. A message shows how many listings were updated.

How to set your own Min or Max for one listing

1. Click the Min (or Max) number in the listing's row.
2. Type the new price. Check the profit shown underneath.
3. If you see an amber "reduced profit range" warning, click Use $… to take the better price.
4. Click Save. The number turns amber to show it is an override.
5. To undo, click ↺ next to it, or open the editor and click Use rules.

How to stop repricing a listing

1. Find the listing.
2. Click the Reprice switch to turn it off. A message confirms "Repricing OFF for this SKU".
3. OrderPilot will not change its price until you turn the switch back on.

How to save a view

1. Set up your filters, sort and columns.
2. Click Views → ＋ Save current view as…, type a name and confirm.
3. To change a saved view later, open it, adjust things, then click Views → ⟳ Update "…" with what's on screen.
4. Click ★ Open "…" by default to open the Listings tab with that view.
5. To delete a view, click the ✕ next to it and confirm.

Views save your filters, sort, columns, column order and widths. They are yours only.

Tips and troubleshooting

• No cost = no Min = never repriced. Filter Cost: no cost to find these and link them to a vendor item with a cost.
• Reduced profit range (RPR). Amazon's fee goes up above certain prices, for example 8% up to $10 and 15% above. That makes prices just above the step earn less than a price just below it. The ⚠ RPR tag points this out and suggests the better price.
• The brain won't go to the winning price. If To win is red, winning needs a price below your Min. Lower the Min (if the profit is still OK) or get a better vendor cost.
• Overrides survive rule changes. A Min, Max or markup you set on a listing stays until you remove it.
• outside change tag. Someone else changed the price (another repricer or a manual edit). OrderPilot only watches the listing until it's been quiet for 24 hours.
• "Nothing to change" in bulk edit means you didn't fill in or tick anything.