Mark Up or Mark Down Prices for One Marketplace

Raise or lower every price Osello sends to one marketplace by a percentage, for example to cover its commission, without changing your product data.

Last updated: Nov 5, 2026 at 9:57AM

A price markup raises every price Osello sends to one marketplace by a percentage you choose. A negative percentage marks prices down instead. Your product data stays as it is, and your other marketplaces keep their own prices.

Which marketplaces offer it

Price markups are available for Kohl's for now. Not every marketplace lets sellers list at prices different from their own store, so on other marketplaces the Price markup switch stays off. If you'd like it on another marketplace, contact us.

Even where it's available, check with the marketplace that its seller terms allow you to mark up your prices before you turn it on.

Turn it on

  1. In the sidebar, open the marketplace, click the ... under its links and choose Setup -> Settings, then open the Offers tab.
  2. In the Pricing card, switch on Price markup.
  3. Osello asks you to confirm the marketplace allows markups. Click Yes, I understand to continue, or Cancel to leave the markup off.
  4. In Markup, enter a percentage between -99 and 99. Decimals such as 12.5 work too. Under the field, Osello shows what a $100 price becomes.
  5. Click Save.

Saving refreshes your offers straight away, and the prices it changed go out to the marketplace within a minute. Changing the percentage or switching the markup off does the same.

Marked-up prices are rounded to the nearest cent.

Which price it changes

The markup works together with the Only use MSRP switch in the same card.

With Only use MSRP on

The marketplace gets one price: the greater of your MSRP and your price (see where your marketplace prices come from). The markup applies to that price.

Your MSRP Your price Markup Marketplace price
$100 $80 10% $110
$52 $50 10% $57.20
(blank) $80 -25% $60

With Only use MSRP off

The markup applies to your price only. Your MSRP is never lowered. When the marked-up price ends up above your MSRP, the MSRP rises to match it, so the marketplace never shows a regular price below the price a shopper pays.

Your MSRP Your price Markup Marketplace price Discounted price
$52 $50 10% $55 none
$100 $80 10% $100 $88
$100 $100 -10% $100 $90
(blank) $100 -10% $90 none

Because the MSRP stays put, a markdown on a product priced at its MSRP shows on the marketplace as a discount beneath the MSRP. See how discounted prices work.

Check the prices sent

Open the marketplace's Offers page. Each row shows the price the marketplace is sent, with the markup already applied; hover a price for the breakdown. The marketplace's Listings page shows the same prices. Your Products pages keep showing the prices from your store.

Turn it off

Switch off Price markup in the Pricing card and click Save. Osello sends your prices without the markup again.

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