Customising price and quantity inside the selling list for Amazon
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Marketplace fees mean the price that works in your own store often fails on Amazon, and shared stock means you may not want to expose your full quantity to a single channel. You handle both in the selling list, per product.
This short video shows where those overrides are set and how they interact with the synchronisation that otherwise keeps the marketplace matched to your store. The override wins, and everything else keeps following the store.
What you will learn
- Where per-product price and quantity overrides are set.
- How an override interacts with ordinary store-driven synchronisation.
- When to use a per-product override rather than a pricing rule.
- How to cap exposed quantity on a channel without splitting inventory.
Steps shown in the video
- Open the selling list containing the product.
- Locate the price and quantity fields for that entry.
- Set a custom price, a custom quantity, or both.
- Save and let the change reach the Amazon listing.
- Confirm the listing shows the overridden values.
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