Price for margin
It can hold while lower-priced offers sell out or leave. Undercutting is an option, not the default.
Built by an Amazon seller.
Eveno is an Amazon repricer for sellers: it prices for margin instead of chasing the lowest offer, with a plain-language reason for every decision.
01 Price with boundaries
This illustrative demo uses fictional products and prices on Amazon.com. It is not live or connected to Amazon or a seller account.
A lower offer has appeared, below your floor. Eveno never follows a price below your floor.
02 From the seller’s seat
I sell on Amazon, and I was frustrated by repricing decisions I could not explain or control. So I built an engine that I use daily on my own live listings. Eveno is being built from it, and this page describes how that engine behaves.
It can hold while lower-priced offers sell out or leave. Undercutting is an option, not the default.
Every listing needs a minimum price. The strategy runs first; the seller’s floor is applied last and cannot be overridden.
It records what it decided and why—even when the listing price stays where it is.
03 The engine loop in use today
It reads relevant offers, applies seller-set limits, and explains each move or hold.
It reads live offers on each listing every couple of minutes, identifies its own offer, and can ignore offers with a different fulfillment type.
The strategy chosen for that listing interprets the relevant offers and decides whether to move or hold.
The minimum is required. No strategy can override it. A maximum price is optional.
Every decision gets a plain-language reason, whether or not the price changed.
It records what it would do and changes nothing on Amazon until live pricing is enabled.
If market data fails to load, it makes no change.
The minimum price is applied last and cannot be overridden.
The seller stays in control and remains responsible for the prices they set.
04 What a seller can read back
The engine keeps a per-listing price history and a plain-language activity log. The views below are illustrative and use fictional values.
Offer timeline
See each competing seller’s offer over time, with your own offer highlighted.
Competitor exits
It notices when a competing seller leaves a listing.
Preview in the log
Preview-mode decisions are clearly marked as previews.
Seller data, for that seller
The planned service needs pricing, listing and order-status information only. It does not use buyer personal data or pool one seller’s data to benefit another.
05 Strategies in the engine
The seller chooses a strategy for each listing. The color name is always written out; the strategy never depends on color alone.
ILLUSTRATIVE SKETCHES Your price Market price Your floor and ceiling
Settles where it lands and nudges up while winning.
Swings widely around the market price, inside your floor and ceiling.
Holds, then jumps up after every sale.
Swings gently around the market price, inside your floor and ceiling.
Comes down to the market within a day and stays there.
Cycles continuously around the market price, inside your floor and ceiling.
Steps up while winning and keeps the gain.
Which of the seven will be included in the beta has not been decided.
06 Where Eveno is today
Eveno is built around seller-set limits, preview mode and a reason for every decision.
Amazon sellers can write to ask for a place in the private beta; a place or a date is not guaranteed.
Ask for an invitation07 Good questions
Answers about pricing decisions, safeguards and what remains open.
No. Eveno is a repricing tool in development for Amazon sellers. The plan is a private beta by invitation; it is not open yet.
No. Amazon weighs more than price. No repricer can guarantee Featured Offer placement.
No. It prices for margin and can hold while lower-priced offers sell out or leave. Undercutting is an option, not the default.
No. The product, prices, market events, chart and sales markers shown here are illustrative. Nothing on this page is connected to Amazon or a seller account.
Preview mode is on by default and changes nothing on Amazon. A floor is required for every listing and cannot be overridden. If market data fails to load, it makes no change.
The engine Eveno is being built from reads offers every couple of minutes. How often Eveno will check customer prices has not been decided.
When setup is ready, the planned flow is for a seller to grant access through Amazon’s own authorization screen in Seller Central. Eveno never sees the seller’s password. This flow is not available yet and will live inside the product; this page does not request account access.
The planned service needs pricing, listing and order-status information only. It does not use buyer personal data. Each seller’s data is used only for that seller’s repricing, not combined to benefit another seller.
Pricing and plan terms have not been set.
✳ A decision you can understand
Pricing with a seller-set floor and a plain reason for every decision.
About the private beta