Dynamic Pricing
Yeer recommends prices from your true margin — profit after shipping, fees, ads, and returns — combined with demand forecasts and competitor tracking. Every recommendation explains its trade-off, you approve before anything changes, and autopilot only ever acts within Safety Limits you set.
Most repricing tools optimize against COGS. But shipping, payment fees, ad spend, and returns routinely consume 20–40% of revenue — so a "40% margin" product can be break-even in reality. Yeer computes true margin per product first, then prices against it. That's the difference between raising revenue and raising profit.
Every recommendation comes with reasoning and an expected trade-off, for example: "Raise the price from $49 to $54 — sell ~8% fewer units but earn 10% more per sale." The volume estimate comes from the same per-product demand forecast that drives reordering, and competitor price tracking (via demand sensing) flags when the market moves.
The free plan includes basic margin views and pricing suggestions from the chatbot. True-margin pricing, one-click apply, markdown scheduling, and A/B testing are on Growth ($49/month, $39 billed annually). Autopilot is on Scale ($149/month). Full details on the Yeer for Shopify page.
Yeer is a dynamic pricing app for Shopify that recommends prices from true margin — profit after shipping, payment fees, ads, and returns — plus demand and competitor signals. It includes a markdown scheduler and A/B price testing, and starts free.
Only if you opt in. The default mode is 'Suggest Changes': Yeer drafts each price change with its reasoning and nothing happens until you click Approve. 'Handle It' autopilot (Scale plan) executes automatically, but only within Safety Limits you set — and every change can be undone.
Most pricing tools optimize against COGS only. True-margin pricing accounts for every cost that eats profit: shipping, payment processing fees, advertising spend, and returns. A product that looks 40% profitable on COGS can be break-even after those costs — pricing from true margin avoids optimizing yourself into losses.
Price and demand are linked: Yeer's demand forecast estimates how volume responds to a price change, so recommendations come with expected trade-offs — for example, 'raise the price from $49 to $54: sell about 8% fewer units but earn 10% more per sale.'
Yes. Yeer's A/B price testing runs two prices and measures actual conversion and margin impact, and the markdown scheduler stages planned discounts (for example, end-of-season sell-through) instead of one-off panic markdowns.
Install free and see your true margin per product before changing a single price.
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