Is there a repricing tool for Pokémon cards?

How the automated re-pricing works

1. Save a pricing rule once per channel: pick the source (Cardmarket 30-day average, trend, 7-day average or low, or TCGplayer; for eBay also your Shopify price), one markup or different markups per price range, a minimum-price floor, rounding, and a cadence (daily, weekly, or every N days).
2. The rule refreshes eligible NeoSatoshi-listed cards on Shopify and eBay automatically at 12:00 Zurich time on your schedule.
3. Only the price moves. No re-scan and no scan credits are needed.
4. Before saving, a preview shows a sample of old and new prices. The built-in AI assistant can also prepare a changed rule with a before and after preview; nothing is saved until you click apply.

Which price sources it uses

The automated sync is based on current market prices from Cardmarket and TCGplayer, both refreshed daily. For eBay you can instead use your own Shopify price, converted and with your markup (a negative markup is allowed), which is useful when another tool such as TCGPowerTools already sets your Shopify prices. To be precise: the sync does not use eBay sold-listing comps. Separately, at listing time you can load a live eBay price comparison (the median asking price of active listings on your eBay marketplace), so you can undercut or premium-price deliberately.

Price bands instead of one markup

Instead of a single markup you can set different markups per price range, for example a higher markup on cheap cards and a lower one on expensive singles. A price outside every range keeps its market value, and the minimum price still applies.

What it will not touch

• Stock and quantity stay exactly as you set them.
• Titles, descriptions, images and other listing data are never changed.
• No re-detection is required, so the sync does not consume scan credits.
• Special versions (stamps, promos) and First Edition cards without a First Edition price are skipped rather than guessed. Lorcana foil copies are repriced only from a foil price.

Who it is for

Sellers on the Business plan or higher whose Shopify and eBay listings drift away from the market over time. You set the rule once and the prices stay current on your chosen cadence, which matters most on faster-moving sets and higher-value singles.