Set it up once
- Set a price floor and ceiling — stop a card from repricing below or above a dollar amount, including cards priced under your cost.
- Set different rules for foils and sealed product — write a rule that treats finishes and product types separately instead of one blanket multiplier.
- Price graded cards — turn on grade-aware pricing so PSA/BGS slabs aren’t priced off raw-card market data.
- Cap daily price movement — set a maximum percent a price can move per sync.
- Price a custom or photo listing — how pricing rules and rollback apply to listings with no TCGplayer product ID.
- Price your inventory with Claude or ChatGPT — investigate prices and prepare a reviewed rule proposal.
React to something
- Undo a price push and roll back prices — a price update went out wrong, here’s how to revert it.
- Approve or reject a held price decrease — a card is stuck in a decrease hold, review it and let it drop or keep it above market.
- Approve a large auto-push hold — a banner says your update is paused because it’s unusually large.
- React to a price spike — a card price just jumped, check if it’s real before your automated pricing chases it.