Reprice several listings at once

Select rows in Inventory, press Reprice, choose an operation, see the preview, apply.

Nothing goes to Vinted until you press through the preview. Read it: this is the action with the widest blast radius in the whole product.

The three operations

Operation	Example	Good for
Percentage	-10	A seasonal cut across a category. Keeps the relative order of your prices.
Amount	-1.50	Cheap items, where a percentage is pennies and does not move anybody.
Set to	12.00	A job lot that should all be the same price.

Round tidies the result afterwards, so a 10% cut does not leave you asking 13.47.

The preview is the feature

It lists each item with its old price and its new one before anything is sent. That is where you catch the two mistakes that actually happen: a filter you forgot was on, and a percentage applied to a selection containing your one expensive item.

A bulk price change is not reversible in one step. Undoing it means another bulk change, by which point somebody may have bought at the wrong price.

Watch the margin, not the price

A ten percent cut is not ten percent off your profit. On an item you paid 8 for and sell at 12, cutting to 10.80 takes a third of the margin, not a tenth.

Show Margin in the grid before repricing so you are looking at the number that actually moves. It needs costs recorded: see add what you paid.

Or let it pick the list

Price optimizer finds the items worth repricing rather than asking you to. It flags two cases: above market and gone quiet, and you apply the suggestions one at a time or not at all.

Every changed price is a write

Repricing forty items is forty writes to Vinted, sent through the queue with a pause between each. It takes a while on purpose, and the tab needs to stay open until it finishes.

Read a market check Filter and sort the grid Add what you paid

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