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About Us
The best tools to succeed in today's fast-moving e-commerce environment.
Online selling moves fast — even a great listing loses the sale to whoever drops their price first, eroding everyone's margins. So we built Autopilot, a smart repricer backed by years of running a high-volume, multi-thousand-SKU eBay and Amazon business — we've sold over 40% of the total quantity moved in our industry on eBay. It gives you precise control over pricing and inventory, plus live reporting on revenue, fees, returns, and true profit margin per SKU. Our first 100 clients get the core tool free while we refine the platform and learn from your feedback.
Features
Link your price to a competitor's eBay listing, with a delay and amount you define.
Pre-defined Delayed Pricing
When a tracked competitor drops their price, yours waits a delay you set before reacting — so rivals can't probe your price floor the way instant Amazon rules allow.
Auto Lowering/Increasing pricing
Beat or follow a competitor's price by a set amount or percentage, automatically. Example: undercut their $99.99 by $1 on a 1-hour delay — your price tracks to $98.99.
Killing the Competition
Automatic rules will deactivate on specific threshold or if your competitor is out of stock.
Why choose us?
Set automatic rules to lower your price every X days or hours by Y amount.
Schedule staged price drops — say $5 every 5 days, three times. Make a sale inside any window and the timer resets, holding the price that's working before stepping down again. That's how you find and hold each product's best sell-through price.
Every rule expires on its own and notifies you to review market conditions before reactivating — giving you tight control over inventory and margins across days or months.
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Understanding the features
The chart shows a real listing we started at $129.95. After the first sale, Autopilot raised it to $149.95 and stepped the price down $5 every 11 days, settling near $134.95 — about two sales a week — and each sale extended the timer to hold that price. Same item, but $134.95 nets $72.54 vs $67.75 at $129.95: roughly 7% more profit, because the system tracks cost, selling fees, and shipping automatically.
Reading the chart: the green line is units in stock, the black line is price changes (we log who or what made each — edits made directly on eBay void the rule and flag it for manual review), blue verticals are sales, and the star marks when Autopilot started. Expired or inactive rules drop into your to-do list for review.
Amazon repricing is in final testing. We're also planning strategy videos. If you'd like a feature added or want to collaborate, get in touch.
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