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How to Use Auto-Pricing (Best Strategy)
How to Use Auto-Pricing (Best Strategy)
How to Use Auto-Pricing (Best Strategy)
Nov 12, 2025
Nov 12, 2025
Nov 12, 2025
If your prices are wrong, you’re leaving easy money and easy sales on the table.
Auto-pricing in KNET is built so you can:
Sell faster
Protect your margin
Stop changing prices all day
Here’s the best way to use it step-by-step.
If your prices are wrong, you’re leaving easy money and easy sales on the table.
Auto-pricing in KNET is built so you can:
Sell faster
Protect your margin
Stop changing prices all day
Here’s the best way to use it step-by-step.
If your prices are wrong, you’re leaving easy money and easy sales on the table.
Auto-pricing in KNET is built so you can:
Sell faster
Protect your margin
Stop changing prices all day
Here’s the best way to use it step-by-step.
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Step 1: Bulk Price Change → Liquidate → Grab the First Sale
When you first cross-list a sneaker, KNET will match the lowest ask on each channel.
That’s a good start, but matching still puts you in second place if someone decides to undercut.
Instead:
Go to your inventory in KNET.
Use Bulk Price Change on the SKU(s) you want to move.
Choose Liquidate to automatically undercut the lowest ask.
This matters most on high-velocity SKUs where buyers just click the cheapest option and check out.
Step 1: Bulk Price Change → Liquidate → Grab the First Sale
When you first cross-list a sneaker, KNET will match the lowest ask on each channel.
That’s a good start, but matching still puts you in second place if someone decides to undercut.
Instead:
Go to your inventory in KNET.
Use Bulk Price Change on the SKU(s) you want to move.
Choose Liquidate to automatically undercut the lowest ask.
This matters most on high-velocity SKUs where buyers just click the cheapest option and check out.
Step 1: Bulk Price Change → Liquidate → Grab the First Sale
When you first cross-list a sneaker, KNET will match the lowest ask on each channel.
That’s a good start, but matching still puts you in second place if someone decides to undercut.
Instead:
Go to your inventory in KNET.
Use Bulk Price Change on the SKU(s) you want to move.
Choose Liquidate to automatically undercut the lowest ask.
This matters most on high-velocity SKUs where buyers just click the cheapest option and check out.
Step 2: Turn On Auto-Pricing → Undercut + Minimum Payout
Once your starting prices are set, you don’t want to babysit them.
Turn on Auto-Pricing with these settings:
Mode: Undercut, not match
Matching means you’re tied with other sellers.
Undercutting means you’re first in line for the next buyer.
Minimum Payout Price Mode: On
Set your minimum payout per size.
This is the number you refuse to go below after all fees.
KNET will undercut down to that level, then stop.
This combo does the heavy lifting:
Auto-pricer keeps you competitive on every platform.
Minimum payout keeps you from selling too low.
You get speed and protection at the same time.
Step 2: Turn On Auto-Pricing → Undercut + Minimum Payout
Once your starting prices are set, you don’t want to babysit them.
Turn on Auto-Pricing with these settings:
Mode: Undercut, not match
Matching means you’re tied with other sellers.
Undercutting means you’re first in line for the next buyer.
Minimum Payout Price Mode: On
Set your minimum payout per size.
This is the number you refuse to go below after all fees.
KNET will undercut down to that level, then stop.
This combo does the heavy lifting:
Auto-pricer keeps you competitive on every platform.
Minimum payout keeps you from selling too low.
You get speed and protection at the same time.
Step 2: Turn On Auto-Pricing → Undercut + Minimum Payout
Once your starting prices are set, you don’t want to babysit them.
Turn on Auto-Pricing with these settings:
Mode: Undercut, not match
Matching means you’re tied with other sellers.
Undercutting means you’re first in line for the next buyer.
Minimum Payout Price Mode: On
Set your minimum payout per size.
This is the number you refuse to go below after all fees.
KNET will undercut down to that level, then stop.
This combo does the heavy lifting:
Auto-pricer keeps you competitive on every platform.
Minimum payout keeps you from selling too low.
You get speed and protection at the same time.
Step 3: Cross-List to All Channels → Maximize Reach
Once auto-pricing is set, you want as many buyers seeing your pairs as possible.
With KNET, you can list the same sneaker across:
StockX
GOAT
eBay
KICKS CREW
POIZON
TikTok Shop
KNET
KNET B2B
Surge
(and more as channels are added)
You should always:
Cross-list to every available channel.
Let Minimum Payout guard you from bad sales.
If a channel feels “weak” on price, you can raise the list price there and still lean on your minimum payout as the safety net.
In Q4 especially:
Stockouts happen
Prices spike randomly
Some channels pay more than others week to week
If you’re already live everywhere, you can catch those jumps at your target payout while other sellers aren’t even listed.
3. Manual OA = Extreme Couponing for Sneakers
Online arbitrage (OA) done right is basically extreme couponing:
New account offers
Email sign-up discounts
Stacked promo codes
Free shipping thresholds
Cashback portals (Rakuten, TopCashback, card issuer portals, etc.)
Card rewards (2–5%+)
On a lot of bricks, that stack is your margin.
Example:
Retail: $120
Sale: 20% off → $96
Code: extra 10% → $86.40
Cashback: 6% → effective $81.22
Card rewards: 2% → effective ~$79.60
If your net payout after KNET fees on the right channel stack is $88–$90, you’re making $8–$10 per pair on something that looked dead at retail.
Bricks rarely look sexy on the surface.
Your edge is in the stacking.
Step 3: Cross-List to All Channels → Maximize Reach
Once auto-pricing is set, you want as many buyers seeing your pairs as possible.
With KNET, you can list the same sneaker across:
StockX
GOAT
eBay
KICKS CREW
POIZON
TikTok Shop
KNET
KNET B2B
Surge
(and more as channels are added)
You should always:
Cross-list to every available channel.
Let Minimum Payout guard you from bad sales.
If a channel feels “weak” on price, you can raise the list price there and still lean on your minimum payout as the safety net.
In Q4 especially:
Stockouts happen
Prices spike randomly
Some channels pay more than others week to week
If you’re already live everywhere, you can catch those jumps at your target payout while other sellers aren’t even listed.
Step 4: Monitor Weekly → Refresh and Reclaim Margin
Auto-pricing mostly moves one way: down.
It reacts to:
New undercuts
Changing asks
Short-term price drops
What it doesn’t do by itself is:
Raise your price back up when the market recovers
Improve placement once your listing has been sitting for a while
So you need a simple weekly routine:
Check your key SKUs
Look at:
Current list prices
Minimum payouts
Recent sales
Find gaps
If market prices have risen, but your listing is still low:
Raise your price
Or reset the listing
Refresh placements
You can deactivate and re–cross-list a SKU to:
Get fresh placement on some platforms
Reset any “stale” listing positions
Nudge prices back up closer to where buyers are now
This weekly check doesn’t need to be complicated.
You’re just making sure you’re not stuck too low after a wave of undercuts.
Step 4: Monitor Weekly → Refresh and Reclaim Margin
Auto-pricing mostly moves one way: down.
It reacts to:
New undercuts
Changing asks
Short-term price drops
What it doesn’t do by itself is:
Raise your price back up when the market recovers
Improve placement once your listing has been sitting for a while
So you need a simple weekly routine:
Check your key SKUs
Look at:
Current list prices
Minimum payouts
Recent sales
Find gaps
If market prices have risen, but your listing is still low:
Raise your price
Or reset the listing
Refresh placements
You can deactivate and re–cross-list a SKU to:
Get fresh placement on some platforms
Reset any “stale” listing positions
Nudge prices back up closer to where buyers are now
This weekly check doesn’t need to be complicated.
You’re just making sure you’re not stuck too low after a wave of undercuts.
Step 4: Monitor Weekly → Refresh and Reclaim Margin
Auto-pricing mostly moves one way: down.
It reacts to:
New undercuts
Changing asks
Short-term price drops
What it doesn’t do by itself is:
Raise your price back up when the market recovers
Improve placement once your listing has been sitting for a while
So you need a simple weekly routine:
Check your key SKUs
Look at:
Current list prices
Minimum payouts
Recent sales
Find gaps
If market prices have risen, but your listing is still low:
Raise your price
Or reset the listing
Refresh placements
You can deactivate and re–cross-list a SKU to:
Get fresh placement on some platforms
Reset any “stale” listing positions
Nudge prices back up closer to where buyers are now
This weekly check doesn’t need to be complicated.
You’re just making sure you’re not stuck too low after a wave of undercuts.
When to Be Aggressive
Right now (especially going into holidays), this is the move:
Source heavy on SKUs you trust
Cross-list everything across all channels
Use:
Bulk Price Change to grab first sales
Auto-pricing + Minimum Payout to stay competitive
Weekly reviews to push prices back up when you can
The sellers who win aren’t the ones with the “perfect” price once.
They’re the ones who:
Show up on every major marketplace
Stay first in line for buyers
Protect their floor so they never panic-sell
Set your system up once, keep an eye on it once a week, and let speed + visibility do the rest.
When to Be Aggressive
Right now (especially going into holidays), this is the move:
Source heavy on SKUs you trust
Cross-list everything across all channels
Use:
Bulk Price Change to grab first sales
Auto-pricing + Minimum Payout to stay competitive
Weekly reviews to push prices back up when you can
The sellers who win aren’t the ones with the “perfect” price once.
They’re the ones who:
Show up on every major marketplace
Stay first in line for buyers
Protect their floor so they never panic-sell
Set your system up once, keep an eye on it once a week, and let speed + visibility do the rest.
When to Be Aggressive
Right now (especially going into holidays), this is the move:
Source heavy on SKUs you trust
Cross-list everything across all channels
Use:
Bulk Price Change to grab first sales
Auto-pricing + Minimum Payout to stay competitive
Weekly reviews to push prices back up when you can
The sellers who win aren’t the ones with the “perfect” price once.
They’re the ones who:
Show up on every major marketplace
Stay first in line for buyers
Protect their floor so they never panic-sell
Set your system up once, keep an eye on it once a week, and let speed + visibility do the rest.
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