Mass Price Updater is a module for PrestaShop stores that changes many prices in one job: a whole catalogue, or exactly the products and combinations you pick, with a preview of every new price before anything is written. After installation its pages are in the back office and the first job takes minutes.
Supplier increases, promotions and margin corrections rarely concern one product. Changing each price by hand repeats the same arithmetic hundreds of times, leaves typing errors in a live store and keeps no record of what the prices were before.
A job is one form: the products, the price, the change. Behind it sits the full depth: selection by category, brand, supplier, feature, stock, price range, reference and many more filters, combinations chosen by size or colour, a different change per attribute value, price conditions, and amounts with or without tax.
The job runs at once or at a date you set, with an undo date for promotions. Every price change in the store is recorded with its source, whether this module, the product page, an import or a discount, and each product shows its own price history on its product page.
You reprice in minutes instead of evenings and see every result before it exists. A mistake ends as one undo, not as products repaired one by one.
Mass Price Updater changes prices across a PrestaShop catalogue in one job, shows every new price before it is written and undoes the job when needed.
Everything happens in the back office, separately for each store of a multistore, and the storefront carries nothing extra.
The selection works with the store's own catalogue data: categories, brands, suppliers, features, tags, stock levels, price and weight ranges, product names and references, dates added and more. Each filter takes exceptions, and several sets of filters combine in one selection. "Everything in the Shoes category, except the products already on sale" is one selection, and the form counts its products before the job goes on.
Combinations are picked separately, by size, colour or any other attribute. One job raises the base price of a T-shirt range and, alongside it, only the surcharge of the XL combinations, or sets the final price of every XXL to a round figure.
The retail price, the wholesale price, and for combinations the surcharge or the final price the customer pays. The change is plain arithmetic: up or down by a percentage, up or down by an amount, or a new price set outright. One change covers the whole selection, or each attribute value gets its own, so every size of a range receives its own increase.
Price conditions narrow the job further: only prices above or below a threshold, or between two values, move. Amounts are entered with or without tax and in the currency you choose, and the store's own rounding settings apply, so the new prices look like the old ones.
The supplier's increase reaches exactly the products it concerns, and the margin correction touches only the brand it was meant for.
Every row the job will write: the product, the combination where there is one, its current price and its new price. You leave a row out, or type the price you want for it yourself. Nothing is written or scheduled until this preview is confirmed for exactly this selection and this change.
A job over thousands of products and combinations runs in steps with a progress bar, so it never stops halfway on a time limit, and an interrupted job continues where it stopped. A product and its combinations change together or not at all.
At once, or at a date and time you set, with nobody logged in. With an undo date, a promotion ends by itself and the prices return to what they were. A scheduled job stays editable until it runs, and one action runs it early or cancels it. The Jobs list shows the status of every job, and each job's report lists its runs and every product it changed, sortable and filterable.
Undo puts the previous prices back, product by product. A price someone edited by hand after the job ran is kept, and the report shows which rows those were.
After each job the store treats the new prices exactly as after a save on the product page: the price filters of the category pages, product feeds and connected stock or accounting systems receive them at once.
The Price changes list records every price change in the store, whatever made it: this module, the product page, the combination generator, an import, another module, a discount or a catalogue price rule. It filters by product, date, source and job, and each product shows its own price history on its product page.
When an accountant, a marketplace or a customer asks why a price moved on a given day, the answer is on screen with a name and a time. The dashboard shows what is scheduled, what changed this month and which jobs need a second look.
Requires PrestaShop 1.6 or later and PHP 7.1 or later.
30 days return right
Plug & Play Modules
Dedicated Support First
Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.
Mass Price Updater changes prices in bulk with formulas and a preview, and Omnibus Price Compliance records the prices your shop actually applied and shows the lowest price of the previous 30 days on reductions. Bulk price changes that stay compliant.
Mass Price Updater adjusts prices across products, categories or brands in one go, and Smart Google Merchant Feed Manager sends your catalogue to Google Merchant Center through feeds and the Merchant API. Your Shopping listings pick up your new prices.
Mass Price Updater handles bulk price changes with formulas and a preview, and Global Product Attributes manages combinations with pricing, references and defaults from reusable templates. Large catalogues stay easy to maintain.
Compliance & Legal
News & Updates
News & Updates
News & Updates
News & Updates
News & Updates
