A year of work, six weeks of sales.
NetPricer for toys: through the weeks that make the year, competitor prices and availability updated every day.
NetPricer for toys and games
In the run-up to Christmas, you cannot get a price wrong.
In toys the season decides the year, and in the hot weeks whoever stops watching the market either gives away margin or loses the sale. NetPricer watches for you.
The peak, without losing a day
From November competitors keep changing price: you set the threshold you want to hear about, and the alert reaches you while you can still react.
Licenses and launches
On the product everyone wants you see who lists it, who sells out and who restocks: that is how you tell how hard it is pulling.
Off-season, margin
The other ten months are for rebuilding margin: Price Index by category (100 means in line with the market) and repricing that never drops below your minimum margin.
Frequently asked questions
How far ahead should I start with NetPricer to be ready for Christmas?
NetPricer goes live in under two weeks, so switching it on before the fall leaves you with a full price history by the time the season starts. The advantage is not today's price, it is knowing how the market moved in the weeks before. Start in November and you see prices; start earlier and you see habits.
Does NetPricer alert me when a competitor sells out?
NetPricer reads availability together with price and flags the moment an item disappears from a competitor's site. In the Christmas weeks that is the signal worth the most: if you are the only one still holding the hard-to-find item, that is when you set the price. You also know when it comes back and how long the gap lasted.
Can I switch repricing on for part of the catalog only?
NetPricer applies repricing only where you switch it on: keep it on the seasonal lines and leave the rest read-only, with price bands and exclusions you define. Your minimum margin stays a hard limit even in the weeks when the market is busy hurting itself. For the other ten months the same engine rebuilds margin where nobody is watching.