Always-fresh source data
Prices, stock and Prime status are refreshed in the background for every listing.
Stock and price trackingLive
Know the moment your supplier changes.
Dropenza keeps reading the Amazon price and availability behind every listing. You see risk early, long before a buyer orders something you cannot fulfil.
Source tracking
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Checked in the last 24hLast reading 2s ago
B08CDE7781$12.90In stock
B09FGH2245$9.60In stock
B07IJK6632$20.40Price ↑
B08LMN1189$7.20Out of stock
What you get
What this does for you
Retries before alarms
When a price cannot be read, Dropenza double-checks several times before it flags anything.
Flags, not deletions
Suspicious listings are flagged for review instead of being deleted automatically.
Feeds your pricing
The newest cost feeds automatic repricing, which moves your eBay price in step with the source.
How it runs
How it works, step by step
- 1
Listings are queued
Every live ASIN joins a continuous refresh cycle.
- 2
Amazon is read
Price, availability and Prime status are collected through a rotating proxy pool.
- 3
Changes are detected
Differences from the last reading are recorded.
- 4
Your prices react
Repricing rules turn the new cost into an updated eBay price.
Example
A supplier price change
- Amazon cost rose $12.90 → $13.60
- Repricing recalculates your eBay price
- Margin protected without you touching it
Illustrative values.
FAQ
Quick answers
Pairs well with
Related features
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Repricing
Your eBay prices follow Amazon costs automatically, using the rules you set.
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Smart Repricer
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Order and tracking sync
Orders sync from eBay, tracking flows back, and profit shows on every line.
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