What is Price Guard? Price Guard Review

Price Guard is an Australian eBay repricing tool created by developer and entrepreneur Mark Whitney. Price Guard offers a competitor tracking feature for sellers and can also monitor your suppliers’ stock levels.

Function

1. Price Guard is a product search that matches products by UPC and keywords. Price Guard allows you to customize search criteria, find competitors and reprice according to your own rules. The options you can set are:

Keep your product price lower than your competitor’s lowest price.

Set a minimum price based on the percentage you expect;

Obtaining the consent of competitors when they are used in repricing calculations (optional);

Update product prices directly on the eBay website, or export a CSV file that can be loaded into inventory management software.

2. Price Guard also offers a competitor tracking feature, which can identify best-selling products that are out of stock but may be worth adding to stock.

3. Another function of Price Guard is to monitor the supplier’s inventory level. When the inventory is exhausted, your eBay Listing will show out of stock.

4. Email notification.

cost

Price Guard is priced in Australian dollars. Prices range from 49.9 Australian dollars (38 US dollars) per month to 249.9 Australian dollars (190 US dollars) per month. Price Guard has a 14-day free trial.

feature

1. Maximize Profits: When competitors increase their prices or cease to exist, your item prices will automatically increase according to your rules.

2. Increase sales. When competitors lower their prices, your prices will automatically adjust to be lower than theirs.

3. Save time, don't spend time manually checking competitor prices. Let Price Guard monitor your competitors and keep the latest prices for you.

4. Points, Price Guard can re-edit your items directly in eBay, or just calculate your best price for export to your inventory software. Price Guard also supports syncing your prices directly to your Magento or Neto store.

5. Increase sales and get alerts when competitors’ products are on sale or prices change so that you can check your listings or modify pricing rules if necessary.

6. Profit calculation, set the minimum price based on profit. Understand how much profit you get from the current price for each item