Supplier price review, built for distributors
Turn supplier price lists into reviewed cost updates. Match SKUs to your catalog, check the changes that affect your margin, and export the lines you approve.
Free sample · No sign-up · Bring your own file from $19
CU-34L-020
3/4″ Type L Copper Tube · 20 ft
14.10 → 18.62
src p.3 · to hold 26.0% GM, sell at $25.16
CPVC-90-050
1/2″ CPVC 90° Elbow
3.86 → 4.23
list unchanged $9.20 · multiplier .42 → .46
PP-CPLG-100
1″ ProPress Coupling
6.90 → 62.40
EA → BX/10 · verify per-each before compare
BSN-12X3
1/2″ × 3″ Black Steel Nipple
1.84 → 1.95
from blanket +6% letter · your catalog
CU-34L-020 · to hold 26.0% GM sell at $25.16
Illustrative review · fictional products and prices
For the teams behind the price sheet
From file to finished update
Keep your catalog as the starting point. Bring the supplier's changes into one place your team can review. Every update eyeballed row by row in a spreadsheet is hours gone and a mispriced catalog waiting to happen.
Start with your item catalog and a supplier PDF, CSV or XLSX. Confirm the columns that matter.
Review proposed item matches. Save confirmed supplier mappings for the next update.
Inspect price, multiplier and pack changes. Correct extracted values and resolve uncertain matches.
Download a reviewed spreadsheet or send it to Google Sheets. Your team decides what gets applied.
Look beyond the price column
Pack sizes, units and multipliers change the meaning of a number. Inspect the source and the per-each calculation before you accept the update.
See cost changes alongside their margin impact.
Check the unit basis and pack quantity.
Resolve uncertain matches before approval.
Your catalog
$100
10 each / box
Supplier update
$225
25 each / box
The box price increased. The cost per each fell by 10%. Confirm the new pack size before approving.
Fictional example · USD · same product, different pack
Built around your supplier files
Plumbing · HVAC · PVF
Review pipe, valve and fitting updates against your item catalog. Inspect list prices, multipliers and unit changes before they reach your price sheet.
Example: a valve’s list price stays the same, but its discount multiplier changes.
Industrial · MRO · Fasteners
Match supplier items using their identifiers, check size differences and inspect quantity changes. Prepare reviewed CSV or Excel updates for your team.
Example: a fastener moves from a box of 10 to a box of 25.
Best fit: recurring supplier updates, a current item catalog and a spreadsheet output your team can use. How to compare two supplier price lists in Excel.
See it before you sign up
Try a price increase, a pack change, an uncertain match and a decimal correction. The sample uses fictional data and needs no account.
Straightforward pricing
Prices in USD. Monthly subscriptions shown. Unlimited users on every plan.
For your first real file
Try the full review workflow without a subscription.
Start with one fileFor recurring supplier updates
A focused home for your regular price reviews.
Choose StarterFor more files and suppliers
More capacity, approval roles and audit history.
Choose GrowthWhat is a processing unit? One CSV/XLSX file or up to 100 PDF pages. A 101-200-page PDF uses two units. Uploads pause when your allowance runs out; no automatic overage charges.
Need more capacity? Scale starts with a file and volume review. Talk to us. Annual subscriptions are also available. See full plan details.
A few things to know
Start with a clear expectation of what goes in, what comes out and what your team still reviews.
Your current item catalog and a supplier’s updated price file. Start with stable item identifiers and a CSV or XLSX if you have one. You can explore the sample without either file or an account.
No. You review and approve changes before applying them to your RowTune price sheet or exporting an update. Uncertain matches need your judgment.
PDFs use document extraction and may need corrections during review. CSV and XLSX files support column mapping. Save legacy XLS workbooks as XLSX or CSV before uploading.
Start with reviewed CSV or Excel output. Growth includes Prophet 21 and Eclipse staging formats, but each must be checked against your tenant’s template and accepted by your ERP before production use.
Yes. The free sample shows the workflow with fictional data. A $19 one-time pass lets you process one real spreadsheet or up to 100 PDF pages. There is no recurring subscription for the pass.
The sample uses fictional data and does not upload a file. When you bring a real file into RowTune, it is uploaded for processing. Relevant portions may be sent to machine-learning service providers for extraction. See the Privacy Policy for details.
See the workflow with sample data, then bring one supplier file when you’re ready.
Try the sample update