You send the line
A part number, a brand if you have one, a quantity. Written however your ERP happens to write it.
BOM_Line-42_2026.xlsx
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BES0068 Inductive Sensor, M12.
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BOM pricing in one run. BOM Repricer prices a whole spare parts list against live Automa.Net supplier offers, and returns a price range for every line, split by condition. Send a BOM, a surplus list or an incoming RFQ. Get back an XLSX you can quote from.

6AG1151-3BA23-7AB0
SIEMENS
~3 mo. offer impressions
Top demand
New factory sealed
1.202,74 € – 1.483,25 €
New surplus
949,97 € – 1.456,00 €
Refurbished
639,51 € – 980,17 €
Used
590,29 € – 725,00 €
Suggested price
1.085,24 €
The cost of pricing by hand
Checking a thousand lines takes two days. So the old sheet gets reused, the market moves, and the quote does not.
In this example, seventeen suppliers quoted the same part in a single week: the cheapest at 395,88 €, the dearest at 422,41 €. Quote the average and you either give away margin or lose the job.
A quote beaten by four percent looks exactly like one beaten by forty: silence. Stock bought above market shows its price only when it will not move.

LC1D50AFC7
Schneider Electric
New surplus
~3 mo. offer impressions
Steady demand
How BOM pricing works
What you can price
Price every component of a machine or production line before quoting a build or a retrofit.
See what excess inventory is worth before you list it for sale or offer it to a buyer.
Put prices on a customer's enquiry the same day, however many lines it has.
Value a lot line by line before you bid, instead of guessing one figure for everything.
Check what the spares you keep for maintenance are worth and which of them are hard to buy today.
Compare your own price list with the market and find the prices that are out of date.
Two uses
Comparison
| By hand | BOM Repricer | |
|---|---|---|
| Time for 1,000 lines | By hand: About two days of checking prices one by one | BOM Repricer: One file upload |
| Lines priced | By hand: As many as there was time for | BOM Repricer: Every line on the list |
| Price freshness | By hand: Often last quarter's sheet | BOM Repricer: Live offers |
| Part condition | By hand: One price, condition rarely considered | BOM Repricer: A separate price range for each condition |
| Team consistency | By hand: Everyone prices their own way | BOM Repricer: The same rules for the whole company |
| Explaining a quote later | By hand: Hard to reconstruct | BOM Repricer: Every pricing run is saved with its file |
The first run tells you two things a spreadsheet never will: what the market is quoting on your parts, and which of them nobody is quoting at all.