Shorter response time for royalty adaptions after actual overall price increase?

[Fiorenzo]

Is there the possibility to get a shorter response time for royalty adaptions on already published products and default royalty changes after the recent large-scale price increases, instead of having to wait for the 20th? To quickly lower the royalties on critical price tags and adjust some weird-looking, not customer-friendly numbers such as 4.03, 100.04 etc? Thanks for considering.

[PacifierCity]

I just spent the last few hours changing royalties as the price hike on some of my items increased the price to a place that I did not feel people would purchase.  I am trying not to lose to much royalty by doing so but I fear that I will have few sales on these items in the next 10 days until the next batch of royalty changes take place.  I do hope that they all stick.  I would not be happy to have to wait another month for them to change.

I second your quick royalty change request.  10 days with few to no sales in certain markets would be lousy...

Thanks for considering.

PC

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[Mark]

Hi @Fiorenzo,

There's no guarantee we could make this happen but I will certainly pass the request along. Thank you!

[MasterpieceCafe]

Is there a list of recently changed prices? I just stumbled on all over print tote bags increasing. But the other issue other than waiting till the 20th is that for people with large stores or many stores it's extremely time consuming to make pricing changes.

I do not have time before the 20th of this month to find all of my all-over-print bags to change their prices. So I need to wait till next month. But who knows what other prices I need to change? Is there a list of what was just increased?

Every single product I sell has it's own percent. I have close to 100k products across all of my stores. Changing prices on anything is extremely time consuming. We need a global change option per product and per style.

[Shakenbake]

It would be really nice if there was a bulk way to do this, and for it to have parameters we could control. Like how find>replace works. Find all 14.9% royalties and change them to 12% for example or, but product type, etc. Doing it one by one is tedious and we had no heads up to plan ahead for this again.