Jewelry Prices That Follow Your Rule, Not a Spreadsheet
Set your margins by cost band once. Appath computes each marketplace’s fee, holds your supplier’s MAP on every channel, and keeps Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Shopify priced as metal costs move.
- Margins by cost band
- Marketplace fees computed
- MAP floors held
- Rounding
- Compare-at
- Price sync
Metal moves every day. Your price list doesn’t.
A jewelry supplier’s costs follow gold and silver. Each marketplace takes its own fee, and on jewelry the rate can change with the price itself. Suppliers set minimum advertised prices that every channel has to honour.
So most jewelry sellers keep a pricing workbook, rework it when costs move, and upload the result to each channel by hand, while the prices on the channels drift out of date.
Appath replaces the workbook with your rule, and keeps every channel in step with it.
You set the margins. Appath does the fee math.
One rule for your account, read every time a price is needed, so a new cost gives a new price at once. Price everywhere from one channel’s fee, or each channel with its own.
Set a margin for each band of cost: a higher one on a $30 pair of studs, a lower one on a $900 bracelet. One rule prices your whole catalog.
A fixed amount added to every item’s cost, for handling, packaging or anything else you carry per order.
Appath works each channel’s published fee into the price, including where the rate changes with the price itself. Pay a different rate? Set your own for that channel.
Whole dollars or exact cents, and an optional drop to just under the hundred, so a $606 ring lists at $599.
Where your supplier’s file carries a minimum advertised price, no channel is sent a price below it, whatever the rule computes.
A compare-at price (MSRP) from the same rule, sent with the price on the content push where the channel takes one.
Every channel priced, every big move held for you
Turn price sync on for a store and Appath keeps it priced from your rule, on Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Shopify. It starts with a preview you confirm, compares against the channel’s own price as Appath last knew it, and records a new price only once the channel has taken it. Pause it for a store or a product whenever you like.
A supplier file changes a cost or a MAP, you save the rule, edit an item’s price or load a file. A daily pass backs it all up.
Every listing whose price moved by $1 or more since Appath last sent one is sent its new price, on every store with price sync on.
A move of more than 10% from the price on the channel is held under one notice, with examples, until you release it.
Prices the rest of Appath can reason about
Pricing rules are part of every Appath plan, with no charge per channel. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
How Appath prices a jewelry catalog: the rule, the marketplace fees, MAP, and what price sync sends.
How does Appath price jewelry when gold and silver costs change?
Does Appath enforce MAP on every channel?
Which marketplace fees does Appath calculate?
Will a price change reach a channel without my seeing it?
Can I price a ring differently on Amazon and Walmart?
Do I need a pricing spreadsheet to start?
Price Your Whole Jewelry Catalog From One Rule
Margins by cost band, each marketplace’s fee computed, MAP held on every channel, and prices kept in step as metal costs move.