Match FBA Profit

This Rule Action is for those with FBA listings that are being MCF'd to NON-Amazon marketplaces.

The Purpose

This rule functions to set the price of your NON-Amazon listings. But instead of setting the SAME price as Amazon, it aims to set the price to match the PROFIT you make on Amazon. So for example:

Amazon Price:  $50                                               eBay Price: $47

Amazon Listing Fee: -$10                                      eBay Listing Fee: -$5

Amazon FBA Fee: -$5                                            Amazon's MCF Fee: -$7

Total Profit: $35                                                    Total Profit: $35

Notice how eBay's price ends up being lower than Amazon's. Due to market specific fees, the NON-Amazon listing's price may be less than Amazon's, especially when it is a high-priced item.

The Implementation

Match FBA Profit is a Rule action that you can implement for your listings. You can set it from the Rules page.

 Once on the Rules page, click Create New Rule. When creating a rule to use Match FBA Profit, it should look like this. This is a rule for a NON-Amazon integration.