Help Prices & the market Reprice several listings at once
Reprice several listings at once
Change many prices together, and see every new price before you send it.
In Inventory, tick the listings and press Reprice. Choose how to change the price.
The preview shows each old and new price. Nothing changes on Vinted until you press the apply button.
Change the prices
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Tick the listings
In Inventory, tick the box at the start of each row. A bar appears with what you can do.
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Press Reprice
Choose an Operation: Set to, ± % or ± €.
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Type the value
For example -10 for 10% less, or -1.50 for 1.50 less. For Set to, type the new price.
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Check the Preview
Every listing appears with its old price and its new one.
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Apply
Press the button with the number of listings. Flogit changes them one by one.
Which one to use
| Choice | Example | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| ± % | -10 | A cut across many items. Dear items drop more than cheap ones. |
| ± € | -1.50 | Cheap items, where 10% is only a few cents. |
| Set to | 12.00 | Items that should all have the same price. |
A percent must be between -50 and 50.
For ± % and ± €, Round sets how the price ends: exact, .00, .50 or .90. Set to uses the price you typed.
Your lowest price is kept
A new price never goes below your lowest price for offers. You set it in Settings, Selling tools, Offers & negotiation, as Lowest price (% of listing price). It starts at 65%: a price never drops below 65% of what it is now.
When the floor stops a price, the preview says Held at your floor. Prices also never go under 0.50. See Set your lowest price.
If it stops part of the way
Each price is a separate change on Vinted, with a pause between them. If Vinted asks for a captcha or says to slow down, Flogit stops.
The listings that changed keep their new price. Only the ones that did not change stay ticked. Press apply again and only those change. Nothing is cut twice.
Watch the margin
10% off the price is more than 10% off your profit. Bought for 8 and sold for 12, a 10% cut takes 1.20 of your 4 profit.
Show the Margin column before you cut. It needs what you paid: see Add what you paid for an item.
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