How to Set Up eBay Pricing Rules in AccelerList

AccelerList's eBay Pricing Rules allow you to automatically adjust the price of your eBay listings based on the corresponding Amazon price. This can help you maintain different pricing strategies across Amazon and eBay without manually calculating the eBay price for each item.
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An eBay Pricing Rule tells AccelerList how the eBay price should be calculated based on an item's Amazon price.
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For example, you could create a rule such as:
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If Amazon price ≥ $50 → eBay price = Amazon price + $5

With this rule, an item priced at $60 on Amazon would be priced at $65 on eBay.
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Click Edit Rules in the eBay Pricing Rules section.

From there, configure the pricing conditions you want AccelerList to use when determining your eBay prices.
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Your saved rules will appear under Current Rules, allowing you to review the pricing logic currently being applied.
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Suppose you have the following rule:

If Amazon price ≥ $50 → eBay price = Amazon price + $5

If your Amazon prices are:

This allows you to account for differences in your pricing strategy between Amazon and eBay automatically.
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Pricing rules can be especially useful for sellers who cross-list a large number of products. Instead of manually changing the price of every eBay listing, you can establish rules that tell AccelerList how your eBay prices should relate to your Amazon prices.
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