Camiloo Limited

Become the cheapest seller

Amazon is a marketplace in the truest
sense of the word, in that the cheapest
merchant for an item is often the one
featured first on a product page.

Why pay upwards of $50 / month for a
repricing service, when ours comes
inclusive in the license cost?

How it works

When you enable repricing on a product, the Amazon Standard Product Identifier is sent to our web service. We have developed a web crawler similar to that used by search engines which visits pages on each Amazon Marketplace. This crawler then pulls pricing data from the page and stores it for later use. When the module is preparing to submit pricing data for your products, it will attempt to make you the cheapest retailer for an item by lowering your price to 1 penny / 1 cent (or a value you specify) below the cheapest seller’s price.

We have studied standalone repricing services, and feel that we have implemented the most common settings within our solution. You can, for example, choose to ignore merchants who sell items for 1 penny / 1 cent and then overcharge for delivery. You can ignore merchants who also sell on some or all of the products that you sell whom you feel you are not in competition with or who have a feedback score of less than a given star rating, or number of ratings.

You can specify an attribute which holds a minimum sale price. This protects your profit as the module will not reprice a product to below the value of this attribute. You can even save the calculated price into a product attribute value, meaning that you can use the repricing service to not only undercut your competitors on Amazon, but also reduce the price of your items on your own website.

We like to think of this new feature as SEO for Amazon listings, and hope that you find it very useful in increasing sales performance.