Automated repricing tools?

[kiwikiwi1983]

Wanting to know of any experiences using automated repricing tools. A few I've found are Price Spectre, Price Guard and Wiser. They have free trials so I'll be testing them soon, but just interested in other user's experiences or any other recommendations?

I have an inventory of almost 5,000 items at the moment and staying on top of pricing is a bit of a nightmare.

Thanks in advance.

[dollybeauty]

Are you presently adjusting prices individually?

Have you considered using FileExchange and Excel to do this?

While not automatic, it is relatively easy to set this up, and it is free.

[milopureair]

SixBit has a feature to reprice via adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, doing a percent in bulk. I'm not positive, but I think SixBit works on eBay.com.au - and has many excellent features for managing your eBay biz.

[kiwikiwi1983]

Thanks for the replies, both of those options sound useful, I'll check them out.

The reason for wanting an automated repricing solution though is to make sure my pricing remains competitive against other sellers selling the same items. Manually checking competitor prices just takes up too much time.

I've started a couple of free trials for the software I mentioned in the first post. I'll report back on how it goes if anyone else is interested. I'll check out the recommendations to.

Thanks guys.

[handmadeboris]

Good afternoon. How did it go with the free software trials?

[kiwikiwi1983]

I ended up going with Price Guard. Of the ones I tried it was the nicest to use and provided the functionality I was looking for. I had a couple of questions and support was very helpful so I can recommend them.

[dronemachine]

Have you looked at StreetPricer? The do all sorts of searching and repricing and they are easy to use.