Knowledge base
How reseller pricing works, per currency, and what happens when our price changes.
Reselling → Your prices.
Every product you resell has a cost to you and a price you set. You can set the price directly or as a margin over cost, per product and per currency.
A margin that is right in euros is not automatically right in Indian rupees, because your market is not the same in both. Setting a price per currency means your clients see a round-numbered local price rather than a converted one — which converts better and looks less like a foreign product.
Your price. They never see our rate, on any screen, in any invoice or in any API response.
We tell you before it takes effect, and your prices do not move on their own — your margin absorbs the change until you decide otherwise. That is the safe direction: a price changing under a client without you knowing is a conversation you did not choose to have.
Set per product line, and they come out of your margin rather than ours. Which is the honest arrangement: it is your offer.
The pricing screen shows cost, price and margin side by side, in the currency you are looking at. If a margin is negative it says so in red rather than letting you find out at the end of the month.
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