Overview
A Repricer automatically adjusts your Amazon offer prices within defined limits. It reduces manual work and reacts faster to new sellers, price changes and changing inventory.
Info: ArbitrageOne is not a Repricer and does not change your Amazon prices automatically. A1 calculates and exports data such as purchase costs, Min Prices and Max Prices for external Repricers.
Which Repricers does A1 support?
Export in ArbitrageOne currently provides exports for:
BQool
SellerLogic
StreetPricer
Arbytrage.io
ProfitProtectorPro
Files do not replace setup and rule checks in the selected Repricer.
What is the Buy Box?
The Buy Box is the highlighted purchase area on an Amazon product page. Several sellers can offer the same ASIN, but only one offer is preferred there at a given time.
The lowest price alone does not guarantee the Buy Box. Amazon also considers factors such as fulfillment, delivery time and seller performance. Amazon does not publish the exact weighting.
Which values does a Repricer need?
Purchase price or CoG: Calculation basis.
Min Price: Lowest permitted price.
Max Price: Highest permitted price.
Repricing rule: Defines how the price reacts to competition.
When is a Repricer useful?
A Repricer becomes particularly useful when you manage many Listings, several marketplaces or frequent price changes.
Check before activation
Record purchase price, Prep fees, shipping and other relevant costs.
Make sure A1 and the Repricer expect the same net or gross price type.
Set price limits that fit your sales period and risk.
Activate only a small sample and check price history, margin and Buy Box behavior.
Important
A Repricer can distribute incorrect inputs to many offers very quickly. Always check settings and exports before bulk activation.
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