SkuPeek publications
Insights on competitor price monitoring, product matching, and ecommerce operations.
Learn what a price point means, compare $39, $49 and $59 using contribution per unit, and choose a practical way to test demand before setting your price.
Read article: Price Point: Meaning, Examples and How to Choose OneUnderstand wholesale vs retail price with a supplier-to-customer example, correct margin and markup formulas, and the effect of a 10% retail discount.
Read article: Wholesale vs Retail Price: Differences, Formulas and MarginsLearn how list price differs from net price, calculate sequential discounts, and compare item prices separately from shipping, tax, and buyer conditions.
Read article: List Price vs Net Price: Differences, Formulas and ExamplesLearn how to calculate bundle pricing, discounts and contribution with a coffee-set example, two purchase baselines and checks for common mistakes.
Read article: Bundle Pricing: Examples, Calculations and Common MistakesChoose an ecommerce pricing strategy using costs, comparable offers, and customer evidence. Compare approaches, calculate margins, and plan a price test.
Read article: Ecommerce Pricing Strategies: How to Choose the Right ApproachChoose a pricing tool around the decision you need to make. If you need to see competing offers, start with monitoring. If you need to understand where your prices sit, look for analytics with clear comparison rules. If you want software to change your selling prices, evaluate repricing and its controls. SkuPeek, Prisync, Pricefy, Price2Spy … Read more
Read article: Pricing Tools for Ecommerce: Monitoring, Analytics and Repricing ComparedLearn the price index formula, calculate a three-product basket, and read the result correctly for price changes over time and competitor comparisons.
Read article: How to Calculate a Price Index: Formula and Ecommerce ExamplesLearn how to collect competitor prices with exact variant matching, currency, stock and timestamps, then validate which offers belong in your benchmark.
Read article: Price Scraping for Ecommerce: How to Collect Comparable Competitor PricesUse pricing intelligence to compare exact products, check availability, and turn competitor price gaps into decisions based on margins, stock, and sales.
Read article: Pricing Intelligence for Ecommerce: What It Is and How to Use ItLearn how often to check competitor prices and when to act, with product matching, stock availability and margin checks to guide better pricing decisions.
Read article: Competitor Price Monitoring: When Should You Update Your Prices?
