Write your pricing policy once. Apply it to every SKU.
Price Rules turns your pricing policy into rules the system follows: where you want to sit against each competitor, how often prices can change, how big a step can be and who must approve what.
Four steps, from setup to the daily routine.
Position
Set your target position, such as match Competitor B or stay within 2% of the lowest in-stock seller.
Limits
Add change limits: maximum changes per day, maximum step size and quiet hours.
Approvals
Decide which changes need approval and who approves them, by category or by size of change.
Test
Preview a rule on your catalogue and see which products it would change before turning it on.
What Price Rules gives your team.
Positioning rules
Match, beat by a set amount, or stay within a band of chosen competitors.
Change limits
Caps on changes per day and step size, so prices stay steady for shoppers.
Approval chains
Small changes auto-approve, larger ones go to a category manager, the largest to a head of pricing.
Quiet hours
Hold changes during peak traffic or outside office hours.
Rule priority
Clear order of rules, with Margin Guard limits always first.
Rule preview
Dry-run a rule and see the price list it would produce before you switch it on.
The details that make the numbers trustworthy.
Ignore out-of-stock sellers
Rules can skip competitors that are out of stock, so you do not chase a price nobody can buy.
Rounding
Price endings such as 99 or 49, applied after every rule, so prices look intentional.
Channel rules
Different rules for your own website and each marketplace, if you need them.
What happens if two rules conflict?
Margin Guard limits always win. After that, the more specific rule wins, and you can set priority manually.
Can I test a rule first?
Yes. Every rule has a preview that shows exactly which prices it would change.
Track your first 100 products free.
Place the order on the right. We match your catalogue against up to 5 competitors and your first price moves show up on the board the same week.