How to undo bulk price changes on Shopify and restore previous prices
How to undo a bulk price change on Shopify: restore old prices from a CSV backup, reverse percent changes, and avoid overwriting prices changed since the sale.
Permissions and data
Sale Scheduler edits product prices and compare-at prices. It doesn't request access to orders, customers or payments, it stores the previous prices it needs to restore your catalog, and it bills through Shopify.
Which Shopify permissions does the app request?
The app requests permission to write products, which includes reading products, and permissions for metaobjects and metaobject definitions. Current features use product data only. It doesn't request permission to read orders, customers, payments or staff.
Product access is what lets the app find the variants in a sale (by collection, tag, vendor, product type, SKU or title) and change their price and compare-at price.
What does SalePilot store?
- Your sales: name, price rule, rounding, compare-at action, targeting, exclusions and schedule.
- A snapshot for every variant a sale changes: the previous price and compare-at price and the new values.
- Results for each sale and each restore: succeeded, failed, skipped.
- Usage counts per month, plan information and your countdown settings.
- Each staff member's admin language preference.
How do restores protect prices you changed later?
Before restoring a variant, the app reads its live price in Shopify. If the price is already back at the original, nothing is written. If it still shows the sale price, the previous price and compare-at are restored. If it shows anything else, someone changed it after the sale started, so the variant is skipped, labeled "Skipped because price changed", and left for you to review.
Restoring is never blocked by your plan, your usage or a downgrade, and restored variants don't count toward usage.
How does billing work?
Plans are Shopify app subscriptions in USD. You approve them in Shopify, and charges appear on your Shopify invoice. SalePilot never receives card details. There are no usage-based charges: going over a limit blocks new sales until next month or until you change plans, it never adds a fee.
What happens when you uninstall?
Shopify stops the app's access and cancels the subscription. Prices already in your catalog stay as they are, so restore any running sale before you uninstall if you want your previous prices back. Shopify's data-request and data-removal webhooks are supported; the privacy policy explains what is kept and for how long.
Where is the legal and help information?
- Privacy policy and terms of service (English).
- Help center, including restoring prices, scheduling and billing and limits.
- Support: info@esafqa.com and WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Can SalePilot see my orders or customers?
No. The app doesn't request order, customer or payment permissions.
Does the app change anything besides prices?
Sales change the price and compare-at price of the variants in the sale. The countdown is added to product pages only when you turn it on in the theme editor.
Who operates SalePilot?
E-SAFQA, based in Amman, Jordan. The terms are governed by the laws of Jordan.
Related guides
How to schedule a sale on Shopify so it starts and ends automatically
How to schedule a sale on Shopify: discount active dates, Markets rollouts, Launchpad, Shopify Flow, or an app that changes prices and restores them at the end.
12 sale pricing mistakes on Shopify and how to avoid them
The 12 most common Shopify sale pricing mistakes, from discounts below margin and misleading compare-at prices to stacked codes and sales that end late.
Run your next sale without the spreadsheet
Install Sale Scheduler from the Shopify App Store, build a sale, and review every price before it goes live. The free allowance lets you try it on a few variants first.