Connect your catalog
We pull your Amazon listings, current price, costs, and competitor pricing so each recommendation is grounded in the pricing data you already have.
How it works
Most Amazon sales go through the Buy Box. I Uply prices your listings to compete for it, and never below the minimum price and margin you set. A lower price does not guarantee the Buy Box, so your limits always come first.
How a price change happens
We read the current Buy Box price for your product from Amazon.
The suggestion is one cent under that price. If you already hold the Buy Box, we hold your price instead of undercutting you.
If the price would go below your minimum price or margin floor, we skip the change.
You apply each suggestion yourself, or in bulk on Pro. On Managed, I Uply runs this for you every day.
We pull your Amazon listings, current price, costs, and competitor pricing so each recommendation is grounded in the pricing data you already have.
You set the minimum and maximum price limits. I Uply only recommends changes inside your approved range, so the system respects your margin goals.
Every suggestion comes with its reasoning and estimated profit, and tells you when a limit kept your price where it was. If you already hold the Buy Box, the listing says so.
Margin floors
The AI checks every candidate price against your cost model, target margin, and price-floor rules before it makes a suggestion. If the move would cut too deep, it skips the change instead of forcing a bad sale.
Guardrails
Min/max limits, daily price-change ceilings, and loss-prevention checks all act as the final gate. That means your repricer can move quickly without drifting into pricing that hurts your business.
What makes it different
You can see why a price moved, what guardrail blocked a stronger suggestion, and how the recommendation compares with your target outcome.
Starter, Growth, and Pro plans combine a modest monthly minimum with a small percentage of net monthly sales, so the fee stays aligned with actual results.
For sellers who want a more hands-off setup, Managed keeps the same guardrail-first logic while handling more of the optimization cycle.