Overstock Clearance Engine
What it reads, what it checks, what comes back, what you approve.
- The FBA inventory age report and aged-inventory fees
- Units on hand and days of cover
- Margin and storage fee per unit
- Thirty days of advertised product data, and the promo calendar
- More than 90 days of cover, or units within 30 days of the next fee bracket
- Units to clear, and the daily pace needed to clear them in time
- A break-even ACoS ceiling, plus the storage fee each sale avoids
- Discontinued and seasonal stock handled separately
- Bids and budgets raised 10 to 20% on the ASIN's best-converting targets
- A coupon or deal recommended to pair with the spend
- A revert date, set before anything changes
- Any relaxed ACoS target, and any promo
- Any raise over $200 a day
- No raise above 20% in one move, and no ceiling above break-even plus fee avoided
- Prior targets, bids and budgets logged and restored at the revert date
What is aging into the next fee, and how to clear it
Inventory age + unit economics · components
The skill's components as built in Qore, with Set the ACoS Ceiling open.
Frequently Asked Questions
This skill flags SKUs with more than 90 days of cover, or units within 30 days of the next aged-inventory fee bracket. It sizes the units to clear and the daily pace, then raises spend on the ASIN's best-converting targets.
No higher than break-even ACoS plus the storage fee each sale avoids, as a share of price. Your margin floor overrides that when it is stricter.
Ads amplify a promo, and spend alone clears stock slowly. So it pairs the raise with a coupon or deal recommendation for the brand to approve.
When does it stop?
Discontinued SKUs are flagged, since removal or liquidation may beat ads. Seasonal stock ahead of its season is held rather than pushed.
No. It raises bids and budgets on the aged ASIN only, and never touches branded campaigns or other ASINs' budgets.
Every one of these runs on your own account.