Applying price bands to several stores

When to use Edit store price bands#

Use this procedure to save the same profit structure in the configuration of several stores. The command is in Settings, eBay accounts, and is called Edit store price bands.

To act only on selected drafts or listings, use the bulk editing tools on those pages instead. The scopes differ: store bands become configuration rules, whereas a dedicated edit concerns the selected items.

Before starting, prepare the destination list, calculation type and all five values. Check currencies: in Fixed amount mode, the same number is an amount in each store’s selling currency, not a value automatically converted between EUR, USD and AUD.

Open the dialog and select destinations#

1. Open Settings → eBay accounts.
2. Select Edit store price bands.
3. Under Stores to update, select the relevant rows.
4. Compare each row’s name and marketplace code.
5. Check the number in Save to … selected stores.

The selection is explicit: do not infer it from the marketplaces you are viewing in Products or Orders. To include two stores out of three, leave the third row unselected.

The final command remains disabled if you have selected no store, valid values are missing or saving is still in progress.

Complete all five bands#

Choose Percentage for a target based on cost, or Fixed amount (Unità) for fixed profit in the store currency. Then complete every band: from 0 to below 10, from 10 to below 25, from 25 to below 50, from 50 to below 100, and from 100 upwards.

Values must be nonnegative. In Percentage mode, they cannot exceed 100. Enter amounts with the precision offered by the fields and check every row: an empty band does not mean “keep the previous value”. You are preparing a complete structure to apply to the chosen stores.

This dialog concerns calculation type and bands. Price endings, VAT, exchange rate and other store settings are preserved during the update, so open the individual store’s editor if you also need to change those details.

Choose whether to reprice existing listings too#

Also recalculate existing prices in the selected stores requests repricing of the existing catalog using the new rules. Enabling it reveals Also recalculate manually modified prices.

The second choice includes manual personalizations: make sure you want to replace them before selecting it. Leaving it off keeps ordinary-price repricing separate from repricing manually changed values.

Saving still updates the store rules and how draft prices are calculated. Leaving the repricing checkbox unchecked therefore does not guarantee that every existing draft stays unchanged. After the operation, check a representative draft and listing and read the rule actually applied.

Example: applying a structure to two stores#

You have three demo stores and want to update only the two in EUR. Select those rows and leave the USD store out. Choose Percentage and enter, purely as an example, 20, 15, 12, 10 and 8 in the five bands. These are not recommended percentages: they illustrate completing the whole form.

A product with source cost 20 uses the second band’s value; a cost of exactly 25 moves into the third. If you chose Fixed amount instead, the values would be fixed amounts in each selected store’s currency.

Then decide whether to request repricing of existing items and include manual prices. Before confirming, compare the two selected rows and the button count once more. The third store should not be included merely because it was visible in the main list.

Read each store’s result#

1. Select Save to … selected stores.
2. Wait for saving to finish.
3. Read the result list: each store has its own outcome.
4. For an error row, correct the indicated problem and check that it remains selected for retry.
5. Close and reopen the successfully updated stores’ editors to check their values.

A row marked Bands saved does not prove the others succeeded too. Saved stores are removed from the selection so you can focus on unresolved cases. If “The bands were not saved for this store” appears, reread the store’s values before repeating.

The next step is to compare a product in each band in the updated marketplaces. If a product uses dedicated bands or a manual price, check that personalization too before attributing the result to the general rule.