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Deals & pricing

Run deals that still make money

A 30% discount can move you up the rankings, or quietly lose money on every unit. Shelfmate models each deal against your real fees and ad costs, lines up budgets for the event and puts everything back when it ends.

What it does
  • Profit per unit, before you commitEvery discount level against your fees, landed cost and ad spend.
  • Budgets on a scheduleAd budgets go up for the event and back down the moment it ends.
  • Watches competitor pricesKnow when a competitor cuts price or runs out, and what that means for you.
Should we run a Prime Big Deal Days discount?
Shelfmatejust now
Yes, on the 3-pack. 25% off still clears $6.10 a unit after fees and the $100 deal fee. I’ll double ad budgets for the two days and reset them after.
Prime Big Deal DaysOct 6–7
25%3-pack deal price$29.96
NETProfit per unit$6.10
ADSBudgets ×2Oct 6 → Oct 8, 3 AM
STKStock for the event412 units · enough
Example store, illustrative numbers.
How it works

Set it up once. It runs every day.

Step 1
Pick the product and event

Prime Day, Prime Big Deal Days, Black Friday or your own sale.

Step 2
See the profit at each discount

Fees, landed cost, deal fees and expected ad costs included.

Step 3
Submit the deal in Seller Central

Shelfmate gives you the exact settings to enter.

Step 4
Budgets handled automatically

Raised for the event, reset right after, logged either way.

Control

You stay in charge

Shelfmate starts read-only. You decide what runs on its own and what waits for you.

  • You submit the dealDeals are created in Seller Central by you, with the numbers ready.
  • Scheduled, then resetBudget changes have an end time, so nothing stays doubled by accident.
  • A post-event reportWhat the deal did for sales, rank and profit, the week after.
FAQ

Deals & pricing: common questions

Is a Prime Day deal worth it for a small brand?

Often, if the discount still leaves profit per unit and you have the stock. The sales velocity during the event can lift your rank for weeks after. Shelfmate shows the profit before you commit.

What does a Prime Exclusive Discount cost?

Amazon’s fees for event discounts change from event to event. For Prime Big Deal Days in October 2026 we paid a $100 upfront fee plus 1.5% of discounted sales. Check the current terms when you submit.

Will it change my price automatically?

No. Price changes and deal submissions stay with you. Shelfmate schedules ad budgets around the event.

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