Editing a pricing band

Choose which prices a band covers and how it sets your list price.

Price range

Market from includes that amount. Market up to stops below that amount. A band from $1 up to $5 covers $1 through $4.99. Leave Market up to empty for no upper limit.

The condition-adjusted market price picks the band. Keep the ranges together without gaps or overlaps.

Adding to the price

Markup % adds a percentage. Plus $ adds a fixed amount after it. For a $10 card, 20% and $1 make a $13 list price before limits and rounding. Negative amounts reduce the price.

Price limits

Floor price raises lower prices to your minimum. Ceiling price lowers higher prices before rounding. Empty fields set no limit. If the floor is above the ceiling, the floor wins.

Rounding

Round up to raises the result to the next chosen ending. A $2.10 price becomes $2.99 with .99. Exact cents keeps $2.10. Rounding happens after the limits and can raise the result above the ceiling.

Each edit saves automatically. Check the examples below the band before applying it to cards.