Inventory & Ops · X post · source Oct 28, 2026
Repricer Watch Lists with Grok Bot and Seller Snap
Get daily lists of stuck and fast-selling ASINs from your repricer
He says it's doing a much better job than he can personally do with 180 active ASINs, and it takes less of his time.
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Copy-paste prompt
Every morning, review my repricer and sales data and send me three lists: 1. Not moving: ASINs with zero sales in the last 14 days, with current price, min/max and Buy Box status. 2. Slowing: ASINs with no sales in the last 7-10 days. 3. Selling fast: ASINs averaging 5+ units a day, with days of stock left and a suggested higher min price. Suggest changes only. Don't change any min/max or repricing rule until I approve it.
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What they did
An online-arbitrage seller has Grok Bot run his Seller Snap repricer account. Each day it gives him a list of items that are not moving at all, a list of items that haven't moved in the last 7-10 days, and items selling super fast (5-7 units a day) where raising the min price can prevent stockouts and raise margins.
How it went
He says it's doing a much better job than he can personally do with 180 active ASINs, and it takes less of his time. He gives no sales or margin figures.
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Worth knowing
He hasn't handed over repricing completely: 'Repricing is hard to delegate and I'm not planning to delegate 100% of it (not yet at least).' The post doesn't say how the bot accesses Seller Snap.