Price Violation Detector
Pick a brand. See which marketplace listings fall below its price floor.
Demonstration using representative data: not real client or production figures.
Marketplace Listings
What is happening?
Each brand sets a MAP (Minimum Advertised Price): the lowest price a marketplace is allowed to advertise a product at, usually with some allowed discount margin. This tool flags any listing whose selling price falls below that allowed floor (MAP minus a 10% allowance) as a potential violation, and shows exactly how far below.
Under the Hood
Brand selection
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Filter listings for that brand
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Compute allowed floor = MAP × 0.9
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Flag listings selling below the floor
Inputs
- MAP price, list price, selling price per marketplace
Processing
- Allowed floor calculation
- Discount % calculation
- Threshold comparison
Output
- Per-listing status
- Violation amount
Technology
- Vanilla JavaScript
- Runs entirely in your browser
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