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A repricing tool is software widely used by third-party sellers on platforms such as Amazon, with typical representatives including RepricerExpress, A2X, SellerReprice, etc.; its working principle is that the seller presets rules, and the tool scrapes competitor prices at minute-level frequency and automatically rewrites the listed price of its own product.
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