A price round in one action
Percentage, fixed amount, or set-to. Always with a minimum underneath, so a 40% cut on a mixed selection cannot take your good stuff down with the rest.
Two things here. Bulk price changes, for when you decide the whole selection is coming down 10%. And the curve, for stock that has sat long enough that you would rather not think about it every week.
The curve is arithmetic, not a black box, and this page shows all of it.
−10% every 21 days · floor at 60% · waits for your yes
Percentage, fixed amount, or set-to. Always with a minimum underneath, so a 40% cut on a mixed selection cannot take your good stuff down with the rest.
A step every 21 days off the item's starting price, compounding, with a hard floor at 60% of it. Every suggestion shows the day count and the stage it is on.
The baseline is the price the item is at the first time the curve looks at it, and every later step is worked out from that one number, so the curve cannot compound off its own reductions. The clock starts from the day you switched the curve on, or the day Cavri first saw the listing, whichever is later. Import a wardrobe of year-old listings and none of it arrives halfway down the curve. Relist an item and the baseline resets with it.
Defaults throughout: 10% a step, a step every 21 days, floor at 60% of £34, which is £20.40. Prices round to the nearest 5p. Day 0 is the curve's first look at the item, not necessarily the day it was listed.
Change the three numbers and the whole table changes with them. A 5% step with an 80% floor is four gentle nudges and a stop.
Your own listing dates and the three numbers you set. No market data, no black box: each suggestion prints the day count and the stage it is on.
Only if you deliberately switch that off. The default is a suggestion that waits for your yes.
The baseline resets to whatever price it went back up at, and the curve starts again from day zero.
For offers, yes: a per-item minimum overrides the global rules. The price curve uses the percentage floor across the wardrobe.
Yes. Approved changes go through the sync queue and the listing snapshot confirms the new price landed.
This is one part of it. There is a page listing every rule Cavri can run, with its default and its cap.
Bulk price changes are on every plan. The curve starts on Personal, £9.99 a month.