Bricker Mode keeps prices competitive while protecting payout logic. Set controller rules, review market indicators, compare payouts, and automate pricing where the account and marketplace workflow support it.
The rule runs across every unit at once. Where the next move would break a payout floor, that unit is held and says why.
The floor comes first - price moves happen inside the limits you set.
The minimum payout a SKU may drop to.
Cap the ceiling as well as the floor.
Recover price when competition clears.
How aggressively to chase the lowest ask.
Pricing behaviour is configured per controller, grouped from your tasks.
Rules scoped to a SKU and size.
Tasks run per marketplace under a controller.
Apply rules across large catalogues at once.
Pick the market signals each controller follows.
Decisions start from real numbers, not a guess across open tabs.
Site averages and payouts side by side.
What the SKU is actually trading at.
What each marketplace would pay out now.
Recent sales context feeds the decision.
Automation that knows when to stop, not just when to cut.
Pauses when undercuts go too far down.
Floors and caps still apply to every move.
Payout-aware suggestions you can act on.
See Not Lowest Ask, errors and session sales.
Automation runs inside permissions you and the marketplace set.
Every move comes from rules you define.
Actions stay within account permissions.
Bound by each platform's API and rules.
No buying automation of any kind.
Define the minimum payout a SKU and size may drop to before anything moves.
Raise-back, undercut behaviour and indicators are rules you configure per SKU.
Comparator and indicators surface site averages and payouts before action.
Bricker holds the active price 24/7 where the account and marketplace allow.












Review current access to Bricker Mode and related automation on the pricing page before choosing a plan.