Pricing rules

Updated on Aug 25, 2026

What are pricing rules?

Pricing rules let you differentiate your product prices from one channel to another, while keeping the rest of your product content the same. 

Why use pricing rules

When you sell the same products on several channels, one price rarely fits them all. Pricing rules let you adapt each channel’s price to its own economics, so you protect your margins and stay competitive everywhere:

  • Cover different channel fees. Marketplaces such as eBay, Etsy, and Amazon charge different selling fees. Raise prices on the more expensive channels to keep your margin healthy.
  • Handle different currencies. A percentage rule lets you adjust prices to match exchange rates when channels sell in different currencies.

What you can do with Nembol’s pricing rules

Nembol gives you a few simple levers that you can combine:

  • Adjust by percentage or fixed amount, per channel. Raise or lower each channel’s price by a set percentage or a set amount, automatically.
  • Round to .99 automatically. Snap the resulting price to the nearest psychological .99 threshold.
  • Bulk-adjust filtered sets of products. Filter products in Nembol’s search and change their prices in bulk.
  • Relist instantly after a change. With the Retry or Update feature, apply new pricing rules to already-published products and push them live in bulk — no manual work item by item.

How to set up pricing rules

Ready to create your first rule? Follow our step-by-step guide to set up and apply pricing rules for your channels:

How to set up Pricing rules ->

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