Built to compete for the Bol buy block
A competitor drops their price. SellerShift responds by lowering yours where needed to compete for the buy block. Once you have it, hold your position and look for room to raise — always within your limits.
Set your limits. Switch on live repricing. Stay in control.
Bol · Netherlands
A competitor moves to €29.50 and takes the buy block. Time to respond.
One focus. Your pricing.
Two markets. One offer price.
From a single offer to your whole shop.
01 / Thoughtful by design
Lower when you need to compete. Stop cutting when you hold the buy block. Raise only when there is room. The market sets the pace; your rules set the limits.
When Bol reports a lost buy block, SellerShift steps your price down according to your strategy. It checks the result and keeps responding within your boundaries.
Lower in controlled steps to compete for the buy block.
Keep the price stable when your position is stable.
Look for room to raise after winning, not instead of winning.
Choose a minimum price, a minimum profit or a minimum margin. With a profit-based floor, your costs, shipping, VAT and Bol commission all count.
See which price changed, why it changed and which limits were checked. When a price stays put, you can see the reason for that too.
02 / From insight to control
Connect your Bol shop, set your boundaries and let SellerShift handle the price changes. You choose the strategy; the repricer does the monitoring and adjusting.
Create your workspace and add your Bol shop through the available connection flow. Keep your offers and market context in one place.
Set your price floor, choose how actively to compete and define your upper limits. Add costs if you want a profit- or margin-based floor.
Activate live repricing. SellerShift responds to competitors, lowers to compete for the buy block and holds when your position is stable. Prefer to observe first? Start in SHADOW mode.
A clear path for every decision
Missing costs or stale data? No guessing. The decision stops when the required information is not there.
03 / Clear about capacity
Plans are built around pricing triggers per hour. More capacity, without relaxing the boundaries that protect your prices.
These are placeholder plans. Monthly prices will be announced before paid subscriptions open.
For a focused assortment and a steady start.
Price to be announced
More room for a busier shop and more market signals.
Price to be announced
At capacity, push checks move to scheduled sweeps. Bol API limits still apply. Safety checks are never skipped.
04 / Good questions
Yes. In live mode, SellerShift monitors the market and updates your Bol prices automatically within your strategy and limits. You explicitly activate live repricing. New setups start in SHADOW mode so you can review decisions first; every live price change must pass the safety checks.
No. Bol considers more than price. SellerShift uses Bol’s best-offer information rather than assuming that the cheapest offer wins. When further price cuts are not helping, the engine can stop instead of chasing blindly.
You choose one method: a manual minimum price, minimum profit or minimum margin. Profit-based methods require known costs, shipping, VAT and a commission schedule. A manual minimum does not make a profitability claim.
Market context is considered separately for NL and BE. A Bol offer still has one shared price. SellerShift merges the market decisions, and the result must be valid in every active market.
Your plan determines the number of pricing triggers processed per hour. At capacity, push checks move to scheduled sweeps rather than being processed immediately. Your rules and safety checks still apply. Bol’s own API limits also affect the pace.
Keep your shop in the running
Connect your shop and let SellerShift respond to the competition. Lower to compete, hold your position and recover margin when there is room.
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