Position shows where your product’s price stands compared to other sellers in the market.
It is calculated by comparing your product price against competitors using index values.
We then apply internal thresholds and distribution rules to group products into pricing positions.
A product can be classified into one of the following categories:
Cheapest → Your price is among the lowest in the market.
Cheaper → Your price is below the market average, but not the lowest.
Average → Your price falls within the middle range of the market.
Higher → Your price is above the market average, but not the highest.
Highest → Your price is among the highest in the market.
All Equal → All compared prices are effectively the same.
This classification helps you quickly understand your pricing competitiveness without needing to interpret raw index values manually.