Bulk Price Editor

Changelog

Latest updates and improvements to Bulk Price Editor.

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Choose when auto-reapply runs

Auto-reapply already runs every hour to correct prices that other apps overwrite. Now you can choose which minute of the hour it runs.

Settings page showing the Auto-reapply timing section with a Reapply minute number field

If a third-party app rewrites your prices at the same time each hour, set the reapply minute to just after it runs. That shortens the window where your discounts go missing.

Setup

Open Settings and set “Reapply minute” to any minute of the hour (0-59). The change takes effect the same hour, so you don’t have to wait a full cycle to try it. Available on the Premium plan.

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Edit markets that share a catalog

Markets that share a catalog with other markets used to be skipped for price changes - they showed up with no dedicated catalog and couldn’t be selected. Now you can edit them.

Market selector with an editable market labeled to show the other markets it also affects, plus a warning banner about shared catalogs

When a group of markets shares one catalog, the app makes a single market in the group editable and keeps the rest read-only (each one points to the market you edit through). Because a shared catalog drives one price list, a change to the editable market also changes prices for every market in the group - so the market selector and the task and sale details now list exactly which markets are affected, like “Spain - also affects EU, Germany”.

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Exclude discounted products alongside other exclusions

Previously, excluding discounted products and excluding specific collections, products, or tags were part of the same setting - you could only pick one. Now they’re separate options, so you can combine them freely.

Task form showing separate Exclude and Exclude discounted cards with independent radio button options

For example, you can exclude a specific collection and skip products that are already on sale, all in the same task or sale. The “Exclude discounted” card appears as its own section in the task and sale forms with three options: nothing, products on sale, or product variants on sale.

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Set price ending rounding

The rounding section now has a new option: Set price ending. It lets you define a digit pattern like *.95 or *9.99, and prices will be rounded to match that ending after your percentage or fixed-amount change is applied.

Task creation form showing the rounding dropdown set to Set price ending with digit-box inputs displaying a *.95 pattern

You can add or remove digits to control how many trailing digits are matched. With “To nearest value” enabled, you can also add a second ending pattern - the app picks whichever ending is closer to the calculated price.

Works in both tasks and sales, for price, compare at price, and cost fields.

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Search tasks and sales

Tasks and sales lists now have search. You can search by selected products, collections, or tags. Sales can also be searched by title.

Tasks index page with a search field filtering results by product title

Auto-reapply price changes for tasks

If you use a dropshipping supplier or an inventory app that syncs product data, you’ve probably seen it overwrite the prices you just set in our app. To prevent this, you can now enable auto-reapply for tasks.

Task creation form with auto-reapply checkbox in the Advanced section

When you enable it, the app re-applies your task’s prices every hour after it completes. If something overwrites them in between, they get corrected on the next run. You can see when the last run happened on the task details page. Works for tasks with up to 10,000 price changes.

Setup

Check “Automatically re-apply price changes (every hour)” in the Advanced section when creating a new task. This setting can be activated only during task creation. But you can disable it later on the task details page. Available on the Premium plan.

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Local timezone hints for sale scheduling

Sale scheduling uses your store’s timezone, which gets confusing if you’re in a different one.

Sale scheduling form showing local timezone hints below the time fields

You’ll now see a hint below each time field showing your local equivalent. If your store is in New York but you’re in London, you’ll see something like “Oct 15, 3:00 PM your time (UTC+1)” next to each scheduled time.

The hint updates as you change the date or time, and hides when your timezone matches the store’s.