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The price summary widget shows the most important prices for the set or minifig according to its new or used status. If you activate the shops fees parameter in the settings, the prices shown take into account an estimate of the fees payable by buyers of your products on sales platforms that charge fees to buyers, such as Vinted or Leboncoin.

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Data

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market price
decimal
Item value according to the average of similar items for sale on Bricklink®.
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listed price
decimal
Displayed only if you have activated the parameter shops fees.
This is the price displayed on selling platforms that charge fees to buyers, such as Vinted or Leboncoin. As a buyer, you’ll have to pay this price plus the fees.

listed price=purchase price−feeslisted\,price = purchase\,price - fees

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purchase price
decimal
Price at which you must buy the item in order to sell it at the selling price and obtain a margin defined in settings.

purchase price=selling pricemargin+1purchase\,price = \frac{selling\,price}{margin+1}

For items in your collections this is the price at which you purchased the item.
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selling price
decimal
Price at which you will have to sell the item (according to the discount rate defined in settings).

selling price=market price∗discountselling\,price = market\,price * discount

If you have activated the shops fees parameter:

selling price=market price∗discount−feesselling\,price = market\,price * discount - fees

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profit
decimal
The profit is the profit you will make by buying the item at the purchase price and selling it at the selling price.

profit=selling price−purchase priceprofit = selling\,price - purchase\,price

The margin is then equal to that defined in settings.

margin=profitpurchase price∗100margin = \frac{profit}{purchase\,price}*100

For the for sale items this is the profit you will make by selling at for sale price the item purchased at purchase price.

profit=for sale price−purchase priceprofit = for\,sale\,price - purchase\,price

For sold items this is the profit you made by selling at sold price the item purchased at purchase price.

profit=sold price−purchase priceprofit = sold\,price - purchase\,price

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Exemples

With the shops fees parameter deactivated, the discount parameter = 0.9 and the margin new parameter = 0.3: Let’s take a new item with market price = 100.00
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  • To be competitive, you can sell it at market price * discount. So selling price = 100.00 * 0.90 = 90.00.
  • To obtain a margin new of 30%, you must buy it at selling price / (1+margin new). So purchase price = 90.00 / (1+0.3) = 69.23
  • You’ll make a profit of selling price - purchase price. So profit = 90.00 - 69.23 = 20.77
  • Or a profit / purchase price margin. So margin new = 20.77 / 69.23 = 0.3
With the shops fees parameter activated, the discount parameter = 0.9 and the margin new parameter = 0.3: Let’s take a new item with market price = 100.00
  • To be competitive, you can sell it at market price * discount - fees. So selling price = 100 * 0.9 - 8.58 = 81.42.
  • To obtain a margin new of 30%, you need to buy it at selling price / (1+margin new). So purchase price = 81.42 / (1+0.3) = 62.63
  • It must therefore be displayed in the store where you are going to buy it at purchase price - fees. So listed price = 62.63 - 6.71 = 55.92
  • You will make a profit of selling price - purchase price. So profit = 81.42 - 63.63 = 18.79
  • Or a profit / purchase price margin. So margin new = 18.79 / 62.63 = 0.3