Pricing

Create a condition-based pricing rule

Go to Catalog → Advanced Rules.

Select Create Rule.

Enter a descriptive Rule Name, such as “Lightly Played — JustTCG.”

Choose the Output Channel you want the rule to calculate.

In the action editor, select Basic mode:

Set Input to JustTCG Price.

Set Percentage to 100 to use the supplied JustTCG price unchanged.

Optionally set Round To or a Price Floor.

Choose when the rule applies

Under Condition Rules, use an AND group so all your requirements must match.

For a Lightly Played rule, add:

Catalog: select the catalog the rule should apply to.

Options → Contains → Lightly Played: restrict the rule to that condition.

JustTCG Price → Is greater than → 0: restrict the rule to variants with a positive JustTCG price.

Select Create Rule to save your new rule.

Repeat these steps for other conditions if you want different percentages, rounding, or minimum prices.

Example

Suppose JustTCG supplies a $10.00 price for a Lightly Played variant:

100% produces $10.00.

90% produces $9.00.

110% produces $11.00.

These examples are before any rounding or price floor.

Important: The percentage applies to the variant’s JustTCG price—not automatically to its Near Mint price. Choosing 80% for a Lightly Played card applies an additional discount to that card’s already condition-specific price.

Do I need a separate rule for every condition?

Not necessarily. If you want the same percentage, rounding, and floor across all conditions, you can omit the condition-specific Options filter. Keep the catalog restriction and positive-price check.

Use separate rules when your pricing policy differs by condition.

Check your results

After saving, review a few cards in the conditions you’ve configured. Check that:

The correct variant has JustTCG pricing.

The calculated price matches your percentage, rounding, and floor.

Other rules for the same output channel do not conflict with your intended result.

If a variant has no positive JustTCG price, it will not match the example rule above. Keep an appropriate fallback pricing rule for cards without coverage.