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Manually Set Prices for Your Items

How to set prices manually for your items, adjust condition-based values, and apply bulk percentage changes when needed.

Written by Althaaf Rachman Hafidz

Purpose

Manual pricing gives you full control over your catalog. Use this option if you prefer to set prices yourself instead of pulling them from external sources.


Video Walkthrough

Watch our 2-minute tutorial on how to set manual prices for your items.


Steps

1. Prepare Item Conditions

  • Go to Conditions Settings and make sure you’ve set conditions for each enabled category (e.g., Smartphones, Tablets, Mac).

Note: See the Set Item Conditions guide if you need help.

2. Open Price Editor

  • From the dashboard, go to Settings > Price Editor.

  • Select the item category you want to price from the top navigation bar.

3. Expand Brand and Models

  • Click the dropdown next to the brand and model you want to price.

  • You’ll see:

    • A Set Pricing box for bulk adjustments.

    • A detailed table showing each model, its variants, and your configured conditions.

4. Enter Prices

You can:

  • Set individually: Enter a price for each condition and item variant.

  • Bulk adjust: Use the Set Pricing option to apply a percentage difference across conditions.

5. Use Brand New as a Reference (Optional)

  • Start with the Brand New condition as your baseline.

  • Apply percentage adjustments for other conditions.

    • Example: Flawless: -15%, Good: -40%.

6. Reset Manual Pricing (Optional)

  • To reset saved prices, click the condition used as a reference and select Manual.

Examples/Scenarios

  • If you want a simple pricing structure, set Brand New as the base price and apply consistent markdowns for Flawless, Good, and Fair conditions.

  • If market conditions shift, use Set Pricing to quickly re-adjust multiple models at once.


Tips & Notes

  • Tip: Using the Brand New condition as a baseline ensures consistency across all conditions.

  • Note: Bulk adjustments save time when setting similar percentage differences across multiple items.

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