Merser. Early beta
●  Free while we're in beta

Stop guessing on prices and sales.

Merser looks at your Shopify sales and tells you what to put on sale, how much to take off, what you could be charging more for, and when you should hold off. You make the call.

What Merser says
A white oversized shirt on a product page with a 20% off sale badge
Oversized ShirtWhite · $118 · 640 left
Put it on saleFairly confident

Take 15% off, not 20%

Sales have slowed and you're holding about 9 months of stock. 15% should be enough to get it moving. At 20% you give away more margin for about the same result.

Weekly sales, last 12 weeks18 → 6 a week
Week 1: 18 soldWeek 1: 18 soldWeek 2: 17 soldWeek 2: 17 soldWeek 3: 18 soldWeek 3: 18 soldWeek 4: 16 soldWeek 4: 16 soldWeek 5: 14 soldWeek 5: 14 soldWeek 6: 13 soldWeek 6: 13 soldWeek 7: 11 soldWeek 7: 11 soldWeek 8: 9 soldWeek 8: 9 soldWeek 9: 8 soldWeek 9: 8 soldWeek 10: 7 soldWeek 10: 7 soldWeek 11: 6 soldWeek 11: 6 soldWeek 12: 6 soldWeek 12: 6 sold
Cash it could bring in$14,200Between $9,900 and $18,500
You keep vs. 20% off$2,300Same stock cleared, less given away
A folded linen quilt in natural beige
Linen QuiltNatural · $249 · 90 left
Raise the priceFairly confident

Raise it to $266

One of your fastest sellers, and it shifts at full price without ever needing a discount. A 7% rise is unlikely to slow it down.

Extra revenue, next 3 months$1,460At 7 a week, if sales hold

What you'll find out

The questions every store owner ends up guessing at. Merser answers them from your own sales.

01

What should I put on sale?

The products that have stopped selling and are sitting in your stockroom with your money tied up in them.

02

How much should I take off?

The smallest discount that will actually move it. Most owners take off more than they need to.

03

What could I charge more for?

Your best sellers that sell fine at full price and could handle a price increase.

04

When should I leave it alone?

Sometimes the right answer is no sale at all. Merser will tell you that too.

How it decides

A sale brings in cash, but it costs you margin. Run too many and customers learn to wait for the next one. Merser keeps that in mind.

A sale only when it's worth it

It suggests a discount when a product is actually stuck, not just having a slow week. And it won't suggest another one right after your last sale ended.

Just enough off

It looks for the smallest discount that will move the stock, so you're not giving away margin you didn't need to.

A straight answer

Every suggestion tells you what to do, why, what you could make and what it could cost you. When there's nothing worth doing, it says so.

"Nothing worth doing right now. Leave your prices alone."

How the beta works

Nothing to install, nothing to export. It takes about a minute.

  1. Add us to your Shopify admin

    Add us as a staff member under Settings → Users and permissions. We pull your orders, products and stock ourselves, so there's nothing for you to export.

  2. We send you a report

    What to put on sale and how much to take off, what you could charge more for, and why.

  3. Tell us what you think

    Did it tell you something you didn't already know? Was the information useful?

Free while we're in beta. We only look at your sales, products and stock, we never change anything in your store, and you can remove our access whenever you like.

Testing with a few select Shopify stores

Most owners decide prices and sales on gut feel. Merser gives you a clear answer from your own numbers, so you stop leaving money on the shelf.