How to Change Prices Right in the Grid (PRICE INLINE)

Introduction

PRICE INLINE lets you reprice listings without opening each one. You type new prices straight into the LIST $ column of your Inventory, then save them all at once. If you change your mind, you can leave without saving. This guide shows you both.

The numbers in brackets, like (1), match the numbered markers in the screenshots.

Step 1: Turn On PRICE INLINE

In Inventory, click PRICE INLINE in the toolbar (1). It turns amber, and the prices in the LIST $ column (2) become boxes you can type in.

The Inventory toolbar with PRICE INLINE turned on in amber marked 1, next to COMPS, a greyed-out Save button, an ✕ button and a greyed-out Add Tickets button. Below the yellow shortcuts banner, the LIST $ column header is marked 2, and the first price in that column, 449, is shown in a box

⚠️Important: While PRICE INLINE is on, filters, saved views and Add Tickets are locked.

Step 2: Read the Shortcuts

A yellow banner above the grid shows the keyboard shortcuts (1). Here is what each one does:

Tab moves to the next listing.
Enter confirms the price and moves to the next listing. Although the banner says it saves, nothing is saved until you click Save changes (see Step 4).
Escape reverts: it leaves PRICE INLINE without saving. If you have unsaved prices, you're asked first (see Step 7).

The yellow banner under the Filters button and the Event or performer box, marked 1, reading Tab moves between listings, Enter saves and moves on, Escape reverts.

Step 3: Type the New Price

Click the LIST $ box of the listing and type the new price per ticket (1). In this example, the price of 122 · Row 25 is changed to 349.

The Inventory grid with every LIST $ price in a box, and the box of the 122 · Row 25, Seats 9–12 listing under Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders showing 349, marked 1. The bar at the bottom of the page already shows 1 pending price change

Step 4: Press Enter, Then Save

Press Enter. The box stays highlighted (1), and a bar at the bottom of the page shows 1 pending price change (2). Change more listings if you like, then click Save changes in the bar (3), or the green Save button in the toolbar.

The LIST $ box of the 122 · Row 25 listing, still showing 349 and highlighted, marked 1, with the cursor now in the box of the next listing, 108 · Row 15. At the bottom of the page, the bar with 1 pending price change is marked 2, next to a Discard button, Save changes marked 3, and a Clear button

⚠️Important: Pressing Enter doesn't save your price. Nothing is saved until you click Save changes (or Save).

Step 5: Check the Result

A message such as Price updated to $349.00 appears, PRICE INLINE switches off, and LIST $ shows the new price (1).

The Inventory page after saving, with the Price updated to $349.00 message at the top and the LIST $ cell of the 122 · Row 25 listing showing $349.00 above Basis $210.00, marked 1. The other prices show as plain text again

Step 6: To Back Out, Click ✕

If you've typed prices you don't want to keep (here, PRICE INLINE was turned on again and 359 typed for 122 · Row 25), click the ✕ next to the green Save button (1) to leave without saving.

The toolbar in PRICE INLINE mode with a pending change, showing PRICE INLINE, the green Save button, and the ✕ next to it marked 1

Step 7: Keep Editing or Discard

In Discard unsaved price changes?, click Keep editing (1) to go back to your changes, or Discard changes (2) to throw them away.

The Discard unsaved price changes? window, reading You have 1 unsaved price change. Continuing will discard it., with Keep editing marked 1 and Discard changes marked 2

Step 8: Your Saved Price Stays

After Discard changes, PRICE INLINE switches off and the listing keeps its last saved price (1). In this example, a new price of 359 was typed and then discarded, so 122 · Row 25 still shows the $349.00 saved in Step 5.

The Inventory grid after discarding, with the LIST $ cell of the 122 · Row 25 listing still showing $349.00 above Basis $210.00, marked 1

Tip: To undo one price you typed, type the old price back in.

Tip: The bar at the bottom also has Discard, which throws away all your pending prices and turns PRICE INLINE off straight away, and Clear, which throws them away but keeps PRICE INLINE on so you can keep editing.

Tip: To see how a new price affects your profit before you save, use Edit listing instead (see How to Change a Listing's Price with Edit Listing).

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