Pricing

Set and adjust the selling price for every product and size, one price level (tier) at a time.

Set and adjust the selling price for every product and size, one price level (tier) at a time.

Where to find it: Open Pricing in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.

What you can do here

• Pick which price level to edit (Retail, Wholesale, VIP, etc.) and see its price for every size
• Type a new price right in the row for any size
• Change lots of prices at once, then save them all in one click
• Filter to just the products you want — by search, price range, stock, or location
• Find sizes that have no price yet so nothing accidentally lists without one

Buttons, fields, and controls

Control	Where	What it does	When to use it
Search	Filters	Finds products or variants by name, SKU, or style code.	Use it before changing prices so you are editing the correct variant.
Location	Filters	Limits inventory pricing to one store or warehouse.	Use it when prices or stock should be reviewed by location.
Pricing tier	Filters or table controls	Selects which customer price tier is being viewed or edited.	Use it to manage retail, wholesale, VIP, or other tier-specific prices.
Price cell	Pricing table	Lets you type a price directly into a product-size row.	Use it for fast manual price corrections.
Save price	Inline pricing edit	Commits the edited price for that variant and tier.	Use it after confirming the value is meant for the selected tier.
Pricing Rules	Related pricing page	Opens automated pricing-rule management.	Use it when prices should be updated by a reusable rule instead of one-off edits.
Rules	Pricing Rules tabs	Shows active and inactive pricing rules.	Use it to edit rule scope, priority, schedule, conditions, and actions.
Repricer Buffers	Pricing Rules tabs	Shows marketplace repricing buffer settings.	Use it to control automated pricing relative to market ask.
Proposals	Pricing Rules tabs	Shows suggested pricing changes before they are applied.	Use it when you want review before automated pricing changes go live.
New Rule	Pricing Rules actions	Starts a new automated pricing rule.	Use it when the same pricing logic should apply repeatedly.
Preview	Pricing Rules row actions	Shows products and prices a rule would affect.	Use it before enabling or running a pricing rule.
Edit rule	Pricing Rules row actions	Opens a rule for changes.	Use it when priority, scope, conditions, schedule, or actions need correction.

How to: Set or change a price for a few sizes

1. At the top of the left panel, pick the price level (tier) you want to edit, e.g. “Retail”.
2. Find the product and size in the table (use the search box to jump to it).
3. Click the price box on that row and type the new price.
4. Edited rows turn yellow so you can see what changed — repeat for any other sizes.
5. Click “Save Changes” to save everything at once.

Set Retail on Dunk Low Panda size 10 to $140 and size 10.5 to$150 — both rows turn yellow, then “Save Changes (2)” saves them together.

How to: Find and fill in sizes with no price

1. Pick the price level you want to check at the top.
2. In the Filters section, tick “Missing [tier]” to show only sizes with no price set.
3. Type a price into each empty box.
4. Click “Save Changes”.

After receiving new Jordan 4 stock, tick “Missing Retail” to see the new sizes have no price, then set each to $215 so they’re ready to sell.

How to: Re-price one product across all its sizes

1. Type the product name or its SKU into the search box to filter the table down to it.
2. Update the price box on each size row.
3. Click “Save Changes” — or click “Discard Changes” if you want to start over.

Search “Bred 1” (or 555088-062), then bump every size from $300 to$320 and save.

Good to know

• Nothing is saved until you click “Save Changes” — the number in that button is how many edits are waiting.
• Each price level is edited on its own. Switching the tier at the top clears any unsaved edits, so save first.
• Leaving a price box empty means that size has no price for that tier — handy to spot, but it won’t sell at that level until you fill it in.
• Filters (search, price range, in-stock, location) only change what you see — they never change prices on their own.

Where to go next

• Inventory