Safe repricing protection

Step 1: What is safe repricing?

Amazon prices can change suddenly — a product might spike from £20 to £200 due to a listing error, or drop to £1 during a flash sale. Without protection, these extreme prices would automatically update your eBay listing, potentially causing you to sell at a massive loss or price yourself out of the market.

Safe repricing is your safety net. It detects unusual price changes and pauses the automatic update until you can review it.

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Step 1: What is safe repricing?

Step 2: How it protects you

Safe repricing works by comparing the new Amazon price to the previous price. If the change exceeds your threshold, it:

1. Pauses the automatic price update
2. Notifies you about the unusual price change
3. Keeps your current eBay price until you review it
4. Logs the event so you can see what happened

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Step 2: How it protects you

Step 3: Enable safe repricing

1. Go to Settings → Pricing
2. Find Safe Repricing Protection
3. Toggle it On
4. Click Save

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Step 3: Enable safe repricing

Step 4: Configure thresholds

Set how much price change is acceptable before protection kicks in:

For example, with a 30% threshold:

• Amazon price goes from £20 to £25 (+25%) → Auto-updates (within threshold)
• Amazon price goes from £20 to £30 (+50%) → Paused for review (exceeds threshold)

Step 5: What happens when protection triggers

When safe repricing catches an unusual price change:

1. The product is flagged in your Active Products list with a warning badge
2. You'll see the old price, the new Amazon price, and the calculated eBay price
3. You can choose to:
   • Accept — update to the new price
   • Ignore — keep the current price
   • Set manually — enter a custom price