Read before scheduling: a single ASIN can only show one price to every customer at once, so each window is a before/after comparison across time — not a true split test. Day-of-week effects, competitor repricing, and Buy Box shifts can all confound the read; use the numbers directionally. Also note: activating a schedule pushes the current window's target price to your live Amazon listing for real (via the SP-API, on an hourly check) — there's no separate confirmation step after that, so double-check your prices and dates before hitting Activate. A window whose start time has already passed by the time you activate will be skipped, not pushed late — see the warning below if that applies here.
No price tests yet. Create one above to schedule sequential price windows for an ASIN.
Inventory-based price automation
How this works: each rule watches one SKU's live inventory tier (same classification as Inventory/Alerts) and, when it changes, stages a suggested price relative to the normal price you set — it never pushes to Amazon on its own. You approve or reject each suggestion below; approving pushes that price to your live listing immediately via SP-API, the same way Price Testing does.
No price automation rules yet. Create one above to auto-suggest price changes based on inventory tier.