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Adjust pricing quickly and automatically
Increase your chances to be the Featured Offer and drive more sales with customized repricing rules.
Why automate pricing?
Pricing is a key factor for Featured Offer (Buy Box) eligibility on Amazon product detail pages. Our free automate pricing tool can adjust your prices quickly and automatically against your competition to increase your chance of becoming the Featured Offer. Choose the listings you want to enroll, set price limits, and let Amazon help keep your prices sharp 24 hours a day, 7 days a week—while you focus on other aspects of your business.
Move quickly
Reacting to your competitors’ price changes in real time may increase your chances to become the Featured Offer and stay there.
Get started easily
It only takes a few clicks to enroll your SKUs with automated pricing.
Do more
Managing pricing can be a full-time job. Automated pricing rules allows you to use focus on other aspects of your business.
Get more sales
Sharp pricing improves your chances of becoming the Featured Offer, increasing visibility and sales potential.
Save money
Why spend hundreds or thousands each month to reprice your products? Automated pricing is free for Amazon sellers.
What sellers are saying
I can be more hands off as I expand my product selection instead of constantly monitoring and changing my pricing.Annie WalkerPoolside Care
Automated pricing has definitely kept us in the game. I have noticed an uptick in sales on the products we have enrolled.Bryce CalcuttLBIntegrity
Did you know?
Automate Pricing is part of the New Seller Guide
Automate Pricing is part of the New Seller Guide, a set of brand, logistics, pricing, and promotional services that we recommend to sellers who are just getting started with Amazon. Sellers who adopt services in the New Seller Guide can take advantage of over $50,000 in New Seller Incentives.
Pricing rules that work for you
Automated pricing rules adjust prices on SKUs in your catalog in response to events, such as changes in the Featured Offer (Buy Box) price, without having to revisit the SKU every time you want to change your price.
Automated pricing is applied only to the SKUs you designate—not across your entire catalog. Start and stop pricing rules at any time. You control the prices by defining rule parameters, setting minimum and maximum prices, optional boundaries, and selecting the SKUs on which to automate pricing.
Automated pricing is applied only to the SKUs you designate—not across your entire catalog. Start and stop pricing rules at any time. You control the prices by defining rule parameters, setting minimum and maximum prices, optional boundaries, and selecting the SKUs on which to automate pricing.
Featured Offer Rule: Updates your price when your Featured Offer win percentage is low due to price, or if other sellers continually update their price, causing you to lose the Featured Offer.
Competitive Price Match Rule: Updates your price to help stay eligible for Featured Offer status and ensure that you always match the competitive price (when there is one), to increase your chances of becoming the Featured Offer.
Sales Bases Rule: Use this rule to manage your inventory levels or when testing the right price for new products. Designate how many units you want to sell in a given period, and automate pricing rules will reprice your product to meet that objective.
How to set up automated pricing
Step 1
Log in to Seller Central
Go to the Pricing tab and select Automate Pricing and click “Get Started.”
Step 2
Create a rule or choose a pre-defined rule
Start with the pre-configured "competitive price rule" or customize your own strategy, choosing whether to compete based on feedback rating, fulfillment channel, and other options.
Step 3
Select your SKUs and set limits
Select the SKUs you want to enroll and the rules that apply to each. You can do this one by one or in bulk. You can even download a file to enroll all of your SKUs that are not currently enrolled. Set a minimum price so that your price maintains your margins.
Step 4
Start repricing
Automated pricing rules will be effective immediately. Based on current pricing, your prices will adjust as other sellers change their price according to your rule parameters.
Step 5
Measure success
Monitor your price updates through the automate pricing page and use your Seller Central business reports to track the impact on your sales. You can also see how automated pricing has impacted your Featured Offer win percentage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to frequently asked questions about automated pricing.
What do I need to qualify for automated pricing?
To qualify for automated pricing, you’ll need:
- A Professional selling account
- An active offer on SKUs to enroll
- A minimum price for each SKU
- To select which rule to apply to each SKU
How long does it take for automated pricing rules to go into effect?
For rules you have already created, price updates are usually processed in less than 15 minutes, but may take longer under certain circumstances. For new rules, or if you change a rule parameter, it can take up to one hour for all SKUs assigned to the rule to re-price according to the new parameters.
I added a pricing rule on a SKU, but I do not see it on the automate pricing page. Where is my SKU?
The automate pricing page only displays active SKUs in your catalog. Your SKU may be inactive due to either being out of stock, or a potential price error.
If your SKU is inactive, it will surface again when the SKU is reactivated (for example, being back in stock).
"Your Minimum Price" and "Your Maximum Price" (optional) apply as a safeguard on your price whenever a minimum and maximum price are present. If you did not set a maximum price, automated pricing will protect customer trust on your behalf by ensuring that your offers are not priced significantly higher than recent prices so that your offers remain eligible to become the Featured Offer (Buy Box). If you manually price an item below your minimum price or above your maximum price, Amazon safeguards your business by suppressing (not displaying) the offer; this makes your SKU inactive due to a potential price error.
To view items that are suppressed due to price errors, select "Pricing" > "Price Alerts."
To add your minimum price and your maximum price, select:
"Pricing" > "Manage Pricing"
or
"Inventory" > "Manage Inventory"
Then select "Preferences." Check your minimum price and your maximum price and save changes.
Note: When you edit your minimum price or your maximum price from the Manage Pricing page or Manage Inventory page, automated pricing is applied to your new price.
If your SKU is inactive, it will surface again when the SKU is reactivated (for example, being back in stock).
"Your Minimum Price" and "Your Maximum Price" (optional) apply as a safeguard on your price whenever a minimum and maximum price are present. If you did not set a maximum price, automated pricing will protect customer trust on your behalf by ensuring that your offers are not priced significantly higher than recent prices so that your offers remain eligible to become the Featured Offer (Buy Box). If you manually price an item below your minimum price or above your maximum price, Amazon safeguards your business by suppressing (not displaying) the offer; this makes your SKU inactive due to a potential price error.
To view items that are suppressed due to price errors, select "Pricing" > "Price Alerts."
To add your minimum price and your maximum price, select:
"Pricing" > "Manage Pricing"
or
"Inventory" > "Manage Inventory"
Then select "Preferences." Check your minimum price and your maximum price and save changes.
Note: When you edit your minimum price or your maximum price from the Manage Pricing page or Manage Inventory page, automated pricing is applied to your new price.
How much does automated pricing cost?
Automate pricing is included in the Professional selling plan.
How can I see what my price is, right now, on a SKU enrolled in automated pricing?
You can see your current price on SKUs enrolled in automated pricing from any screen where the SKU and your price are displayed. This includes Manage Inventory, Manage Pricing, Automate Pricing, and Business Reports sections of Seller Central.
I automated my price to beat the Featured Offer. Why didn't I win the Featured Offer?
Lowering your price helps you compete for the Featured Offer, but you also need to meet performance-based requirements in areas like inventory availability, fulfillment, and customer service. Learn more about Featured Offer eligibility.
My price changed. Why don't I see that price on the product detail page?
Price updates are usually processed in less than 15 minutes, but may take longer under certain circumstances. If the price change should have occurred within this time frame but did not, contact Seller Support for additional help.
How do I control access to pricing rules for other users on my account?
You can control who in your business can access the Automate Pricing page. From your seller account, go to "Settings," then select "User Permissions." Find the user and select "Edit." Under "Pricing," you can customize that user's access to automated pricing.
Why don't some of my SKUs appear in the "Edit SKUs" window?
The Automate Pricing page only displays active SKUs in your catalog. If an SKU is inactive, it will not appear. Select "Inventory," then "Manage Inventory" to see your inactive listings.
How do I see the pricing history for SKUs I’ve enrolled in automated pricing?
You can view up to 90 days of price history for any SKU with an active sales-based pricing rule, so that you can track your price changes and see why the prices changed.
Follow these steps to view your price history:
Follow these steps to view your price history:
- Go to "Pricing" > "Automate Pricing," then click "Edit SKUs" in the Action column.
- Find the SKU for which you would like to see the price history.
- In the Action column, click "View" pricing history for the SKU.
- To see price changes (Response column) and the corresponding events which triggered them (Trigger column) within a specific timeframe, select the start date and end date you want to review in date range and click "Search."
