Price changes shouldn't be chaotic
Many teams manage price changes through ad-hoc emails, chat messages and spreadsheets. There is no single view of what changed and what is planned.
- No visibility into what price changes are planned
- Changes that need doing at an awkward time, like late at night
- Promotions that run past their end date because someone forgot
- No easy way to line up changes for a campaign or season
- Past price changes hard to find
How Luska's pricing calendar works
One view of applied, scheduled and promotional changes, with scheduling built in.
Monthly calendar view
See applied, scheduled and promotional price changes on a month grid, colour-coded by type. Click a day for the details.
Schedule future changes
Choose a date and time for a price change. Luska applies it then and, if the product is mapped to Shopify with auto-push on, updates the store too.
Promotions that revert
Set a promotional price with a start and an end. The original price is restored automatically when the promotion ends, and the promotion window shows on the calendar.
Approval still applies
If you require approval for changes above a certain size, scheduled changes go through the same check before they are applied.
Change history
Past price changes appear on the calendar alongside the decision history, so you can see what changed and when.
Key Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I schedule a price change for a specific time?
Yes. Pick a date and time, or a preset such as tomorrow at 9 AM. Luska applies the change at that time.
Does Luska warn me about overlapping changes?
Not yet. The calendar shows every scheduled change and promotion, so overlaps are visible, but there is no automatic conflict check.
Can I schedule promotional prices that revert automatically?
Yes. When creating a promotion you set both a start and an end. The price reverts to the original when the promotion ends.
Does the calendar show competitor price changes too?
The calendar in Reports can show competitor price events alongside your own changes. Full competitor history is in the monitoring views.