Price Check
Price Check finds the live listings that drifted too far above or below the price your pricing rule gives.
Price Check is on the Pro and Ultra plans.
The Price Check page compares each live listing with the price your pricing rule gives from today’s market price, and sorts your listings into four groups.
The four groups
- All shows every live listing.
- Overpriced means your price is more than 10% over the price your pricing rule gives.
- Underpriced means your price is more than 20% under the price your pricing rule gives.
- No market means we have no market price for that card, so there is nothing to compare.
A listing at $0.99 is not Underpriced when its rule price is under $0.99, because eBay takes no lower price.
After a Price Check, the Difference from market and Difference % cells turn amber on a listing that is off its rule price. An arrow up marks an overpriced listing, and an arrow down marks an underpriced one.
The figures in those cells are still the gap to the market price.
A cell that reads “We used your list price.” is measured against the price we last sent eBay, because eBay did not answer with the live one.
What to do with it
The overpriced cards are the ones that are not selling. The underpriced cards are the ones you are losing money on. Edit a price in the row and it goes to eBay.
To move them without looking, turn on Auto Price Sync.