Managing dozens of products across several marketplaces by hand eats hours and breeds mistakes. Automation removes the routine: the platform pulls data from suppliers and updates listings everywhere.
What gets automated
- Pulling supplier prices and stock on a schedule.
- Recalculating retail prices by your markup rules.
- Updating listings on Prom, Rozetka, Epicentr, Allo and Kasta.
- Hiding out-of-stock products.
Where to start
Connect one supplier first — by feed URL, file or API. Then set pricing rules and connect your first marketplace. Even at this point you save hours every week.
The result
Accurate prices and stock with no manual work, fewer returns and penalties, and more time to grow your catalog.
Step-by-step plan
- List your suppliers and check which ones offer a feed or API with regular updates.
- Connect the first supplier and confirm that SKUs, prices and stock import correctly.
- Set markup rules that account for marketplace fees and a minimum margin.
- Connect your first marketplace and enable a few proven products for export.
- After a week, review the results and gradually add the rest of your catalog and marketplaces.
The most common mistake
Many sellers try to automate everything at once: they connect a dozen suppliers and every marketplace in a single day. When something goes wrong, it's hard to tell where the problem is — the feed, the pricing rules or the channel settings. It's far more reliable to move step by step: one supplier, one marketplace, check the results, then expand. That way you find weak spots faster and end up with a stable system that runs without daily intervention.
How much time automation saves
A seller with 2–3 thousand products on three marketplaces spends 2–4 hours a day updating prices and stock. After automation that work shrinks to reviewing reports every few days. The freed-up time can go into finding new suppliers, advertising or handling reviews — the things that actually grow sales.
The second benefit is fewer mistakes. Someone copying hundreds of prices by hand will inevitably slip, and every slip means either lost margin or a cancelled order.
FAQ
Do I need technical skills?
No. You connect suppliers and marketplaces through a normal interface: paste a feed link or a token, and the platform configures the rest.
How much does it cost to start?
The first 14 days are free with no card required. After that, the plan depends on the number of products and marketplaces.
Can I start with one marketplace?
Yes. Most sellers start with one channel, check the results and add other marketplaces gradually.
HitSale automates this: connect your suppliers and marketplaces once, and prices, stock and listings update themselves. Try it free for 14 days, no card required.