Price change
Raise prices across a group of works at once — with a preview first, a record afterwards, and thirty days to put everything back.
First we show you what will happen
Before anything changes you see how many works will move and what range the new
prices will land in — and, more to the point, which works will not move, and why.
The second list matters more than the first. The surprise is never in what
changed; it is in what stayed exactly as it was.
What it will not touch
Sold works are never touched. Their price is a recorded fact of the market
rather than a current offer, and rewriting it would mean rewriting your own
price history.
Works with no price stay out of it too — there is nothing to multiply.
If you change your mind
Every change is recorded together with the prices it replaced, and for thirty
days you can undo it in one move. The record stays afterwards, and it shows how
your prices moved over time.
About pace
If the raise comes out steep you will see the arithmetic and a word of warning —
but not a refusal. Your prices are your decision; the system shows, it does not
decide.