eBay enforces a minimum listing price of $0.99, but many low‑value cards are realistically worth less and the API will not allow the upload. CollX, however, allows any price, including true‑market values like $0.10, $0.25, or $0.50. This creates a double‑workflow problem for sellers: First workflow: set the correct low price and upload to CollX. Second workflow: bulk reprice those same cards to eBay’s $0.99 minimum and upload again. This is inefficient for high‑volume sellers and creates unnecessary friction. Desired behavior: Allow sellers to enter the true market price once, and have CDP automatically normalize prices upward to meet each marketplace’s minimum requirements during a single upload. Example: Seller enters $0.12 CollX receives $0.12 eBay automatically receives $0.99 Shopify or WhatNot receive their respective minimums (if applicable) This eliminates redundant pricing steps, reduces listing time, and ensures platform‑compliant pricing without manual intervention.