Pricing Rules

Open pricing rules#

Marketplace adjustments#

Turn on Adjust prices per marketplace. For each connected marketplace, choose + or −, enter a number, and choose a percentage or an amount in your home currency. A 10% increase turns $50 into $55. A $5 increase also turns $50 into $55.

Rounding#

Each marketplace has its own rounding. Choose ends in .99, .95, or .49, or a multiple of $1, $5, $10, $25, or $0.01. Then round up, down, or to the nearest. For example, $54.20 rounded up to end in .99 becomes $54.99, and rounded to the nearest becomes $53.99.

Marketplace fees#

Some marketplaces add a fee that the buyer pays on top of your price. eBay UK, France, and Italy add a Buyer Protection fee on items from private sellers. If eBay adds this fee for your account, its row shows Buyers pay this price. Turn it on, and SECND lowers the eBay price so that the buyer pays your price, fee included.

Depop takes a fee when a boosted listing sells. The Depop row shows You keep this price after the boost fee. Turn it on, and SECND raises your Depop price so that the boost fee does not come out of your price. It works only when Boost is on in your Depop settings.

Order of operations#

SECND starts with the product price, applies that marketplace's adjustment, adds the boost fee if you account for it, and rounds the result. If you account for a buyer fee, SECND then lowers the price so that the buyer pays the rounded price.

To check your rules, select Preview prices and enter a sample price. Each marketplace shows what a buyer pays for that price. The preview does not change any product.