Get on Rozetka, Prom and Epicentr in 15 minutes: set up individual markups for each marketplace

Why BooStore is a ready-made solution for marketplace export

Every online store eventually faces the need to export products to marketplaces. Rozetka, Prom.ua, Epicentr — millions of shoppers search for products there. The problem is that each platform requires its own file format: Rozetka — XML, Prom — CSV, Epicentr — YML. Previously, you had to write scripts, order development or use workarounds.

BooStore solves this problem completely. The admin panel already has a built-in export system — "XML/CSV/XLS/JSON Exports". It supports all popular formats for Ukrainian and international marketplaces. You don't need to program anything — just open the ready link and give it to the platform. All store automation features on BooStore.

Let's start with what formats are available. How to automate an online store on BooStore.

How markups work: base level in categories and per-export flexibility

The key thing to understand about markups in BooStore: you can set them at several levels, and they add up. You always keep one base product price in the store, and each marketplace gets its own final price — without manual recalculations and without damaging your catalog data.

Base markup by groups in "Store categories"

Open Store → Store categories and edit the required group/category. The category settings have separate fields Prom.ua Price Markup and Rozetka.ua Price Markup (e.g., +10%). This is the base markup applied to all products of the category when exported to the corresponding marketplace. Next to it you also map store categories to marketplace categories (Prom.ua Cat ID, Rozetka.ua Category). In the category list such values are marked, for example, as (Prom.ua:+10%). Markup accepts math expressions: +x%, -x%, /x%, *x%.

Flexible markup for each export (in "Exports")

In the Admin panel, open the "Exports XML/CSV/XLS" button and click "Goods: Specify parameters". A form opens where, for a specific export, you can:

• choose store categories (several, comma-separated), as well as collections, manufacturers and product types;
• set the language of the export;
• limit by price (from/to) and stock;
• set your own markup (the "Additional markup" field, parameter &price_append=) — either for the chosen filter or, without a filter, for the whole feed;
• replace the currency, the "Made to order" status, the description source, and other parameters.

Then click "Update links" — the system appends the parameters to all feed links. Each such URL is an independent export. You can create even ten links to the same file (e.g., Rozetka XML) with different categories, language, markup and stock. The base product price in the store does not change.

All available export formats on BooStore

The export system is opened via the "Exports XML/CSV/XLS" button in the Admin panel. A popup hotengine-xmllist will open with a list of all available formats. Here is the full table:

Step-by-step feed setup with markup in 15 minutes

Let's walk through the process using Rozetka as an example. We need to export only products from the "Electronics" category, with +10% markup, in stock only, in hryvnia.

Done! The whole process takes no more than 15 minutes. How to mass update prices from Google Sheets.

Complete list of filtering parameters in the export popup

Below is the complete list of parameters. Important: you don't need to type them into the URL manually — all these settings are easily set in the web interface in the export popup. Fill in the required fields (categories, collections, manufacturers, price, stock, language, markup, etc.), click "Update links" — and afterwards, by clicking any export link, you will already get a file with the specified filter parameters.

Here is what the parameter form structure looks like (in code — hotengine-xmllist):

Example configurations for each platform

Below are ready-made configurations for three popular Ukrainian marketplaces. You can copy the parameters and use them as a template.

Custom labels for Google Merchant

When exporting via Google Merchant XML, you can use filtering parameters as custom labels. This is useful for creating product groups in Google Ads campaigns.

For example, you can:

• Create a separate URL for products with markup &price_append=+20 — this will be the "premium products" label
• Create a URL only for products from a specific category — "category A" label
• Create a URL for products with a discount &price_append=-10 — "sale" label

Each such URL can be added to Google Merchant Center as a separate feed, and in Google Ads you can set a separate bid for it. Complete Google Ads guide for online store.

How to use the feed: PriceCreator, Prom panel, Epicentr

After creating the URL with parameters, you need to give it to the platform. Here's how to do it for each:

PriceCreator

PriceCreator is a service for managing prices on marketplaces. In the PriceCreator panel:

1. Go to "My stores" → "Add store".
2. Select import type "By link (XML/CSV)".
3. Paste the ready URL (e.g., link to Rozetka XML with markup).
4. PriceCreator will fetch the file on schedule automatically.

Prom.ua panel

1. Go to "Settings" → "Product import".
2. Select "CSV file" and choose "By link" loading method.
3. Paste your CSV feed URL: https://yoursite.boostore.pro/csv_promua_feed.csv?price_append=+5&stock=1.
4. Set update frequency (recommended — once a day).

Epicentr panel

1. In the Epicentr panel go to "Product upload".
2. Select "XML file" → "Upload by link".
3. Paste URL: https://yoursite.boostore.pro/en/xml_epicentrm.com.ua.xml?price_append=+15&stock=1.
4. Make sure the export language is set to "en" (as in the link).

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