Who beats you, where, and by how much.
Every day NetPricer reads the prices of the shops competing with you and lines them up against your catalog: you see where you are giving up margin and which best sellers you don't stock.
NetPricer retail pricing
Three problems that retail pricing software has to solve.
Invisible competitors
More shops sell the same item than you can follow by hand. NetPricer tracks the competitors you choose, marketplaces included, and tells you when one goes below you.
Eroding margins
Chasing the lowest price on everything costs more than it brings in. You load your costs, set the minimum margin, and repricing only moves above that line. Below it, the call is yours.
Best sellers you don't stock
When an item sells out at a competitor and comes back in stock, that is a sales signal. NetPricer uses it to estimate how fast the products you don't carry are moving, and puts the ones worth adding on top.
Frequently asked questions
I run prices in spreadsheets today: how do I move to NetPricer?
NetPricer starts from the file you already keep: catalog, costs and competitors go in during onboarding, and the platform is live in under two weeks. The manual round you used to do every morning turns into a list of products where you are losing, ranked by what it costs you. You can keep the spreadsheet, it simply stops being the source.
Does NetPricer change my prices for me?
NetPricer changes prices only if you switch repricing on, and always inside the rules you set: loaded costs, minimum margin, price bands and exclusions. Where matching the lowest price would mean going under that line the platform stops, flags the case with the loss quantified and leaves the decision to you. If you prefer, it stays in proposal mode and you apply by hand.
Do I need a technical team to run NetPricer?
NetPricer does not ask for a technical team: our people run the onboarding, load the catalog, set up the competitors you choose and train whoever will use the platform. You get a named account manager who stays the same over time, included in the project rather than sold as an extra. When you want the data inside your own systems, there are APIs, exports and webhooks.