Repricer software

[Phd]

Started using repricerexpress in 2018. Only $250/yr.

They got bought out during the pandemic and now called repricer dot com.

It's a great tool, but their pricing for the plans is getting out of hand.

In 2020 it was about $600/yr, 2022 it jumped to about $1100/yr.

Now, moving forward they are changing the plans and the plan I usually use will now be about $2500/yr. That's a 10 fold increase in 5 years. With 4 repricers on different accts, this is way too expensive.

Anyone else have a repricer that they could suggest (please don't say use AZ's repricer. It's referred to as a RTTB pricer).

Thanks
PhD

[TheBosss]

following, you must have good accounts though, cause even when I tried dropshipping with account months old, I still got suspended and asked for invoices.

[rsot]

Those are intense increases in pricing - unjustified it seems

[degsey69]

Never found repricing software much good as your competitors will be using it as well and its a case of who wants to make no money set it at the cheapest price and the buyers are laughing all the way to the bank.

Also had a bad experience once where the repricer set the prices at 1 cent due to software error and I spent hours on the phone explaining why a couple of hundred orders were cancelled.

[quantum]

Why not use Amazon's automated pricing? It's free

[rsot]

Originally Posted by degsey69

Also had a bad experience once where the repricer set the prices at 1 cent due to software error and I spent hours on the phone explaining why a couple of hundred orders were cancelled.

Headache indeed

[Phd]

Originally Posted by quantum

Why not use Amazon's automated pricing? It's free

Tried it for a month, then got out quickly.

Their repricer is only a race to the bottom. It doesn't like to adjust prices up.

Thanks

[Phd]

Originally Posted by rsot

Those are intense increases in pricing - unjustified it seems

Yes indeed. The software is awesome and can do many platforms. But they seem to be gearing towards the big sellers now. If we sold 3000 SKU's I'd stay.

But for smaller, only AZ sellers, it's becoming too expensive when using on 4 different accts (so 4 different charges).

But it does work the way it's supposed to within the rules I set up, including jumping out of price wars. Does save me many hours a week when you are selling other peoples sh!t and not your own brand.

Going to test out BQOOL soon. It's only $25 per month.

Thanks

[rsot]

True that Phd - selling high volumes, it would make sense to save time