Market-adjusted pricing
Pricing ModelsBuyback & Trade-inMarket Intelligence
Market-adjusted pricing is an approach where buyback or resale prices are updated continuously from current secondary-market data rather than set manually at fixed intervals.
Market-adjusted pricing reduces lag between market movement and operator pricing decisions, which is critical in volatile categories such as refurbished smartphones. Static update cycles systematically overpay during declines and underpay during recoveries, leading to margin leakage or supply loss. The mechanism behind market-adjusted pricing is a live data feed connected to pricing logic inside buyback or listing workflows, making pricing intelligence infrastructure central to execution quality.