You pay only when you make more.
No subscription. Rylo takes a small share of the extra profit it creates, only on sales where its price beat yours. A sale at your own price costs nothing. Your first extra profit is free; the slider below shows how much at your volume.
and only because you kept about $2,000 more after the fee
Your first $1,250 of extra profit is free.
Estimates assume Rylo finds extra profit worth about 5% of revenue and half your sales land on a winning price. The free extra profit above scales with your volume and is never less than $1,000. Your real numbers come from your own catalog. No monthly fee, no minimum, turn it off anytime.
Two sales, two receipts.
A sale at Rylo’s better price pays a small fee and still nets you more. A sale at your own price pays nothing. That is the whole pricing model.
Rylo sold higher
- Your original price
- $55.00
- Rylo sold at
- $57.79
- Rylo fee, 2%
- −$1.16
- You keep
- $56.63
$1.63 ahead of your original price
The sale was at your price
- Your original price
- $55.00
- Sold at
- $55.00
- Rylo fee
- $0.00
- You keep
- $55.00
No gain for you, no fee for us
No monthly minimum. Turn it off anytime from Shopify.
The rules, in full.
Five of them. No fine print beneath the fine print.
Your first wins are free
Rylo’s fee starts only after a free allowance of extra profit versus your original prices, never less than $1,000. The slider above shows that amount at your volume. Proof before payment.
2%, and only on wins
The fee applies to a sale only when Rylo’s price still leaves you ahead of your original price after the fee. If a test does not beat your price, it is free.
Your own price is always free
Sales at your original price cost nothing. That covers every product where Smart Pricing is off, frozen, or still learning.
No monthly fee, no minimum
There is no subscription, no seat price, and no contract. A slow month costs you nothing.
Billed through Shopify
The fee shows up on your regular Shopify invoice as usage billing. No separate card, no surprise charges, itemized per sale.
The math on one sale.
Say your original price is $40 and Rylo finds that $46 sells just as well. On that sale the fee is 2% of $46, which is $0.92. You keep $45.08, which is $5.08 more than you would have made at your own price. Rylo earned $0.92 by earning you $5.08.
Now say a test price does not beat your original after the fee. That sale is simply free. There is no scenario where using Rylo leaves you behind the price you already had. The fee only exists inside the extra profit it created.
Run the math on your own catalog.
A 20 minute walkthrough with your products on the screen, not ours.