Roll out price changes across your Etsy shop systematically
When you trigger a price-change rollout, WebRun reads your target listings in Etsy, checks Marmalead for competition and engagement data on each one, logs a ranked checklist in Google Sheets covering every step of the rollout, and drafts any buyer-communication notes in Gmail for your approval.
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How do I plan and roll out Etsy price changes with market data?
When you trigger a price-change rollout, WebRun reads your Etsy listings and checks Marmalead for competition and demand on each one. It builds a ranked rollout checklist in Google Sheets, flags high-risk price changes against market data, and drafts any buyer communication notes in Gmail for your approval before you touch a single listing price.
- Every price change checked against live Marmalead market-price data before you act
- High-risk listings flagged first so you never accidentally price yourself out of search
- A permanent record of every rollout decision in Google Sheets for future reference
Built for Etsy sellers · handmade shop owners · craft business owners · Etsy wholesale sellers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.etsy.com/your/shops/me/listingsin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Etsy - read current prices and listing details
etsy.com How to Automate Etsy
WebRun opens Etsy to read current prices and listing details. - Open Etsy Shop Manager and navigate to Listings
- Record the current price, title, and category for each listing flagged for a price change
- Note the current quantity in stock and the average daily sales rate
Done when Current price and sales data are captured for every listing in scope.
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Marmalead - check competition and demand for each listing
marmalead.com How to Automate Marmalead
WebRun opens Marmalead to check competition and demand for each listing. - Look up the primary keyword for each listing in Marmalead
- Read the engagement score, competition level, and average market price for that keyword
- Flag listings where the proposed new price is above the Marmalead market-price range as higher risk
Done when Market data and price-risk flags are recorded for every listing in scope.
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Google Sheets - log the price-change rollout checklist
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the price-change rollout checklist. - Open the Price-Change Rollout sheet
- Add a row for each listing with current price, proposed price, Marmalead market range, risk flag, and a checklist column for each rollout step
- Sort by risk flag so high-risk changes appear at the top for your review
Done when The rollout checklist is complete in Google Sheets with all listings ranked by risk.
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Gmail - draft any buyer communication notes
gmail.com How to Automate Gmail
WebRun opens Gmail to draft any buyer communication notes. - For any listing where existing custom or wholesale orders may be affected, draft a brief buyer-communication note
- Save each note as a Gmail draft for your review
- Do not send any communication to buyers until you have approved the draft
Done when Buyer communication drafts are saved in Gmail for any affected custom or wholesale buyers.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it change prices on my Etsy listings automatically?
No. WebRun builds the checklist and flags the risk, but you edit each listing price in Etsy yourself. Every price change requires your deliberate action.
How does it decide which price changes are high risk?
It compares your proposed price against the Marmalead market-price range for that keyword. If your new price sits above the range, it flags that listing as higher risk and puts it at the top of the checklist.
Can I use this for a seasonal sale as well as a price increase?
Yes. It works for both price increases and reductions. For a sale, it will flag listings where a discount takes your price below the Marmalead market range, which could affect perceived value.
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