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Repricing Method: Set to Min Price or Max Price
Repricing Method: Set to Min Price or Max Price
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Written by Adam Angelo Privaldos
Updated over a month ago

How does repricing work when using "Set to Min Price" or "Max Price"?

The "Set to Min Price" and "Set to Max Price" repricing methods allow users to adjust a listing's price by applying a Factor. This Factor is used to multiply the current Min or Max price, determining the new Listed Price.

The example above illustrates a Factor of 1.5. For instance, if the Min is 10, applying a Factor of 1.5 increases the listed price by 50%, resulting in 15. However, this listed price will never exceed the Max price set for the listing.

Important: The Factor for 'Set Price to Min' must be 1 or higher, while for 'Set Price to Max,' it must be 1 or lower.

When should users use the Set to Min/Max Price?

These methods are best used in conjunction with other conditions for specific scenarios. For example, it can be applied when a seller becomes the only seller of an ASIN and wants to quickly adjust the price to the Min or Max.

These methods are also useful for setting the price of a back-ordered listing or setting the price to the Min when the buybox is suppressed to a certain percentage.

How can I Set to Min and Max Price on my listings?

Users can create repricing presets and apply them to multiple listings.

Presets may be assigned via Bulk Edit or importing a CSV file.

Users may also set them up individually on a SKU through the Edit Listings Window from within the listings table.

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