Establish the reference
Check which comparable offers and market observations support the price band.
Smart Pricing
Choose your next price with the market in view.
Review a suggested price band alongside competitor offers and the reason for the recommendation. Decide when to hold your price, investigate a change or prepare a new price for review. Preview recommendations do not change store prices.
What you get
Smart Pricing
For pricing and commercial teams balancing market position with profitability.
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Inspect a suggested price range instead of reacting to the cheapest visible offer alone.
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See the market reference, confidence and explanation alongside the recommendation.
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Use competitor availability and campaign context to decide whether a price move is relevant.
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Scope your costs, margin floor and approval rules before applying guidance to live pricing.
From observation to decision
How you use it
Review the recommendation
Read the explanation and confidence, then compare the suggestion with your own commercial constraints.
Make the pricing decision
Choose the next action with your team. The current preview does not change a live store price.
Example workflow
A decision worth checking
A competitor cuts its price but has limited stock. Review the market band and your margin before matching the discount; holding your price may be the better decision.
Start with your store’s requirements.
The preview demonstrates pricing guidance. A live pilot needs validated catalogue matches, fresh competitor sources, merchant costs and agreed approval rules. Automatic repricing is not part of the current implementation.