What is dynamic pricing?
Dynamic pricing refers to a method where the price of products constantly changes based on various factors, such as demand, competition, seasons and even the behavior of individual customers. It enables a flexible pricing strategy that allows the company to optimize its profits and respond to market changes in real time. Various studies show that dynamic pricing can increase revenue by up to 30 percent and increase profit margins by around 11 percent. In the consumer world, dynamic pricing has already been used by hotels and airlines for decades, and this system has become widespread in online stores.
Physical stores have not had the opportunity to benefit from dynamic pricing like online stores for a long time. Fixed prices have been the gold standard and staff have spent unnecessary work time changing traditional paper price tags. The process is particularly frustrating, especially if the notes have to be changed again after a while and the time is away from the actual sales work. Human errors also multiply when prices are put on the labels by hand. This, in turn, can lead to disappointed customers who may no longer want to buy the product. The electronic shelf label enables the product prices to be updated digitally in a few seconds.