Features / Pricing
Reprice from cost, in one tap
When a cost goes up, Kessa suggests a new shelf price from your target margin and you approve it. Nothing changes on your shelf or your register until you say yes.
Updated October 19, 2026
How it works
- A cost goes upThe increase is caught on the invoice.
- A new price is suggestedKessa works out the shelf price that holds your target margin on the new cost, and never suggests a price below cost.
- You approve itAccept the suggestion, change it, or keep the price you have.
- It goes to your registerAn approved price can be sent back to Clover, Square or Lightspeed.
Why it matters
Most stores find out a cost went up long after it did, then reprice by guesswork. Starting from the new cost and your own target margin turns a pricing decision into a yes or no.
Common questions
- Does Kessa change my prices on its own?
- No. It suggests a price. Nothing changes until you approve it.
- Can the suggested price be below cost?
- No. The suggestion is worked out from the new cost and never goes below it.