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Amazon prices beside cost and fees

Every linked SKU's Amazon price next to what a unit costs you. Change a price and see Amazon's fees, your profit and margin before you send it, then whether Amazon applied it.

The list

Where in the app: Inventory → Prices

Every SKU linked to a product, on each switched-on Amazon marketplace: the price on the listing, its cost and the last change. Check Amazon for prices reads them again.

Cost is the landed cost of the next unit to sell (the oldest stock lot with units left), times the units in the listing, with bundles added up. In another currency it's converted at today's rate.

Change a price

Where in the app: Inventory → Prices → Change price (owners and admins)

  1. 1

    Type the new price

    The dialog reads the listing again first.

  2. 2

    Compare

    Amazon's own fee estimate (FBA or not), your cost, and the profit and margin now and at the new price.

  3. 3

    Update on Amazon

    Only "your price" changes; any sale price and minimum or maximum stay. A change of 30% or more asks you to tick that you mean it.

Tip: The first time, Bookalyze may ask for your Merchant Token: Seller Central → Settings → Account Info.

Applied or not

StatusMeans
UpdatingSent; Amazon usually applies it within minutes
AppliedThe listing now shows the new price
Not changedAmazon refused or didn't apply it within a day; the reason is shown

Not yet

  • Sale prices with dates.
  • Changing several prices at once.
  • Shipping templates for orders you ship yourself.
  • Walmart, Noon and eBay prices.

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