Yes, Opero3P includes a repricer. It's built into every plan at no extra cost. It reacts to a competitor's price change within seconds, sets every floor from the real landed cost of the units you hold, and runs a strategy you choose for each product, with safety checks on every change.
Most repricers only see the Buy Box and a minimum price you typed in months ago. Opero3P's repricer sees your purchases, prep, freight, fees and sales, because it's the same app you source and keep your books in. So it can chase the Buy Box hard without pricing you into a loss, and it knows when to raise your price instead of cutting it.
Reacts in seconds
Amazon sends Opero3P an alert every time the offers on one of your listings change: a seller drops their price, sells out, joins or leaves. The repricer reacts to the alert itself, not to a timer:
| Time from a competitor's change to Opero3P's decision | |
|---|---|
| Fastest measured | 7 seconds |
| Typical | 10 to 30 seconds |
| Backstop | A full check of every listing every 15 minutes, around the clock |
Real timing from my own store is in How fast should an Amazon repricer react?
Floors from your real cost
Each product's floor is the highest of your minimum ROI, minimum profit per unit and minimum price, worked out from the average landed cost of the units you actually hold: purchase price, freight, prep and inbound shipping, plus Amazon's fees. Buy a new batch at a different price and the floor moves with it. You can also set a maximum price and a per-product minimum ROI, including a negative one when you've decided to take a loss to clear stock.
Strategies, per product
Pick one for each product, or set one across many products at once:
- Auto: wins the Buy Box at the best price the listing allows, creeps up while you hold it, and steps back the moment you lose it.
- Match Buy Box and Undercut next Prime seller.
- Room above the Buy Box: when there's no other Prime seller, or the sellers ahead of you are about to run out, it prices above the Buy Box instead of matching it.
- Crowded listings: when five or more Prime sellers sit within 1% of the Buy Box, it matches instead of undercutting, so you don't start a race to the bottom.
- Go get sales: when a product hasn't sold in a while, it steps the price down carefully until it wins, never lower than you allow.
- Learning mode: tests prices and learns what actually wins the Buy Box on that listing.
- Hold until live: while your stock is still inbound, it holds a higher price instead of racing sellers who already have units on the shelf.
- Hold, then reprice: holds a price for 30, 45 or 60 days first.
- Yo-yo: at random times it dips a cent under the cheapest Prime seller for a few minutes to grab sales, or raises to see who follows, then snaps back.
- Your own rules: WHEN something happens on the listing, DO something, within LIMITS you set. Plus schedules, like a night-time lift.
Safety checks on every change
- Never below your floor.
- At least 5 minutes between changes on the same listing.
- Big moves are made in steps of at most 15%, unless the new price lands close to the Buy Box.
- No more than 25% total movement on a listing in a day.
- A loss guard checked on the server: never below Amazon's fees plus half your lowest cost on file.
- Amazon's own validation runs first, before the real update.
- Every change, and every change it refused, is logged with the reason in plain English. Undo any change in one click, or pause everything at once.
Knows what happened overnight
A daily summary email lists what changed, what won the Buy Box, which products are sitting at their floor and anything that needs you, like a listing Amazon has suppressed. New products can switch on automatically when their stock arrives.
FAQ
Does Opero3P have a repricer?
Yes. Opero3P includes a full Amazon repricer in every plan, at no extra cost. It reacts to competitor price changes within seconds using Amazon's live offer alerts, checks every listing every 15 minutes as a backstop, and sets each floor from the real landed cost of the units you hold.
How fast does the Opero3P repricer react?
With fast reactions on, it typically reacts 10 to 30 seconds after a competitor changes their offer (fastest measured: 7 seconds). Amazon then takes a few minutes to show the new price on the listing.
How does Opero3P set my floor price?
From what you actually paid: the average landed cost of the units you hold (purchase price, freight, prep and inbound shipping) plus Amazon's fees, at the minimum ROI or minimum profit you choose. When your costs change, the floor changes with them.
Can it raise my price, not just lower it?
Yes. It creeps up while you hold the Buy Box, prices above the Buy Box when there is no other Prime seller or the sellers ahead of you are running out, and holds a higher price while your stock is still inbound.
Is it safe to let it run on its own?
Every change goes through the same checks: never below your floor, at least 5 minutes between changes on a listing, big moves made in steps of at most 15%, no more than 25% movement in a day, Amazon's own validation before the real update, and a log of every change with the reason. You can pause it or undo any change in one click.
Do I still need a separate repricer like Informed or Seller Snap?
Not if you use Opero3P. The repricer is built in and uses the same purchase and cost data you already keep in Opero3P for sourcing and books, so there is nothing to re-enter or sync.
Which marketplaces does it support?
Amazon US, for FBA sellers connected to Opero3P through Seller Central.
Opero3P is built by Rob Fogarty, an active Amazon FBA seller (OA and wholesale), and runs on his own store every day.