"Price too High" On my OWN Product
Im getting "Price too High" On my OWN Product
yes my own Private Label product that cost 6.60$ to manufacture
The lowest price I can set it to is 9.99 to have a Buy Box shown. Id be content with 15.99 or 16.99 but apparently that is way too high, meanwhile there's other brands products selling the same exact thing for 20$+. Make it make sense.
"Price too High" On my OWN Product
Im getting "Price too High" On my OWN Product
yes my own Private Label product that cost 6.60$ to manufacture
The lowest price I can set it to is 9.99 to have a Buy Box shown. Id be content with 15.99 or 16.99 but apparently that is way too high, meanwhile there's other brands products selling the same exact thing for 20$+. Make it make sense.
2 replies
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Yes, that can happen if there is something similar sold elsewhere.
Wait; is this your OWN product? Or a generic product that you slapped your brand name on?
Regardless, as to "make it make sense", this is Amazon; you're asking the impossible. But there's a decent chance that the sellers of the "exact thing" may soon get hit with a price alert; it's possible that there is a seller on another platform selling the "exact thing" for under $12.
Or someone is selling an even cheaper knockoff, and the Ama-bots can't tell the difference.
But it's Amazon; it will never really "make sense".
Kai_Amazon
Hi @Seller_qTBp0T0yf26ll,
Thank you for reaching out. If you believe the competitive reference price driving the Featured Offer disqualification is outdated or incorrect, you can now dispute it directly through a self-service tool. Here's how:
- Go to Help > Get help and resources
- If you see a Featured Offer tile, select it
- Provide your ASIN and SKU
- Indicate that you're disputing that the competitive external price has changed
- Click Yes, create a case
You could receive automated resolution in as little as 30 minutes.
You can also review which reference price is triggering the alert in Pricing Health: Pricing Health
Best,
Kai
