This feature allows you to change your listing price by a fixed amount at specific time intervals. To access this feature if it isn’t already showing, on Windows press ‘Alt+M’, and on Mac press ‘Option+M’. The shortcut will not work if you are clicked into a listing or an event - you would need to click the space in the header next to bulk actions and then the shortcut should work.
Base Price (Start Price): The price you want your listing to first be set at
Broadcast Rank: to be used when setting multiple listings (creating a group) on a scheduled manual price to decide how many listings you would like to broadcast.
Target Price (Floor): The price you want your listing to be set at the end of the scheduled pricing cycle
Automation Interval: the time frame that you want the schedule automation to start and end
Increment: How much the listing changes at every interval, by default this will be automatically calculated based on the Base Price, Target Price, and when you specify the automation to end
Cycle Time: This is how often UpTick will reprice your listing based on the schedule you have set.
Visualize Pricing: This is a visual representation of how the price changes will look through the specified time frame.
Manual Base
This feature will help decrease the price of your listing at a set increment until it reaches your final price at the end of the scheduled time frame. You will need to figure out your base price, which will be the first price that we list your listing at, then set a target price which is the price you are willing the listing to drop down to. The automation interval is the time period you want the automated price changes to occur; you will simply need to specify the start and end date/time. Once this is set, the increment will automatically populate based on these parameters.
Auto Base
To use Auto Base for Schedule Manual Pricing, make sure to fill out the target price(floor) and base price(start price) in manual base tab first, then switch tabs to auto base. Switching to autobase will carry over the same values, and allow you to select sections from the map to autoprice against. The benefit of using autobase is that you can autoprice, but even if comps disappear from the market, your prices will still be driven down to the target price based on the automation interval.
Once you save the schedule properly, your listings should look like this: