Live · learning Live and learning on G2A, Eneba and Kinguin. Conventional repricing runs on Allegro.
Reprice when it matters, not when a competitor sneezes.
Get early accessNeuro Pricing runs in production on G2A, Eneba and Kinguin, deciding when a price change is worth making.
Undercuts the lowest competitor by one cent, automatically — no manual price watching.
Every reprice is clamped between the floor and ceiling you set; a run can never cross either line.
Stops rather than spends your remaining free daily reprices once nothing is worth changing.
A traditional repricer answers every competitor price change with one of its own. It burns through paid reprice quotas, races to the bottom of the ladder, and calls the cheapest position a win. Cheapest is not the same as most profitable.
The engine aggregates real-time price ladders and hourly sales data across your channels and builds a demand profile for every product. When a sales peak is running, it holds or raises the price instead of cutting into margin.
It learns each competitor's behavior — how fast they react, where their floor sits, which hours they are active, when they run out of stock. So it targets real competition instead of chasing ghosts and stale listings.
Every price change is logged with the full market state that produced it: the ladder, the competitors present, the demand signal. Nothing about a past decision has to be reconstructed from guesswork.
Because every change carries its context, the system continuously learns what a price move actually buys you in extra sales — per product, not as a rule of thumb. Reprices fire only when expected gain outweighs the cost.
Eneba grants ten free reprices a day, and a reactive repricer burns through them by mid-morning on changes that moved nothing. Neuro Pricing spends them deliberately: it checks what is left, weighs whether a move is worth one of them, and holds the rest for the changes that pay.
Eneba
Neuro · live
G2A
Neuro · live
Allegro
Standard repricing
eBay
Planned
Kinguin
Neuro · live
Gamivo
Planned
A normal repricer answers every competitor move with one of its own. Neuro Pricing decides first whether a change is worth making at all, using demand and elasticity data. It runs on G2A, Eneba and Kinguin today and keeps improving as it learns your products.
Yes — that limit is exactly what it was built around. Rather than spending your ten free daily changes reactively, Neuro Pricing decides whether a move is worth one of them, and holds the rest for changes that pay.
No. You set the floor yourself — either a fixed price, or a profit margin over the item's cost, so the floor tracks what you actually paid. Every reprice is clamped between your floor and your ceiling; a run can never move a price outside that range.
Neuro Pricing runs on G2A, Eneba and Kinguin. Allegro uses our conventional repricer. eBay and Gamivo are planned next.
Every price change is recorded together with the market conditions around it and the sales that followed. From that history it learns how many extra sales a given move actually produces for a specific product, and the estimate sharpens as more data arrives.
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