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Products tab

Updated over a week ago

What you'll see

The Products tab gives you a SKU-level comparison. Here you’ll see, for every SKU:

  • SKU & Product Title: your product identifiers

  • Your Price: your list price / benchmark price

  • Lowest Price: lowest active competitor price

  • Average Price: average competitor price

  • Available Competitors: count of in-stock competitor listings

  • Unavailable Competitors: out-of-stock, or no availability info

  • Expired Competitors: listings not refreshed for X days [CONFIRM THIS - is it different based on program]

  • # Prices: number of price points analyzed

How to use it

Step

What You Choose

Step 1 :Filter to your most relevant subset

Apply filters for:

  • Product Lists

  • Categories

  • Competitors

  • Brands

  • Price Range

Step 2: Identify opportunities within your catalog

  • Lowest Price: identify aggressive competitors

  • Average Price: find where you’re significantly above or below the norm

  • Expired Competitors: prioritize match cleanup

  • Available Competitors: identify low-competition SKUs

  • Compare Price Position: understand where you’re too high, too low, or misaligned.

Step 3: Drill down into any SKU

Click on any SKU to open the SKU Details Page, where you can investigate specific competitor behavior.

Tips & Best Practices

  • Filter to the competitor that matters most when validating pricing strategy.

  • Use the product list feature to track “priority” or “risk” SKUs consistently.

  • Sort by expired matches weekly to keep data quality high.

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