
Myntra SBM Tool Update: Simplified Pricing & Settlement from September 13, 2025
Myntra has introduced an important update to its SBM (Seller Business Management) tool that will make pricing and settlement more transparent for sellers. Starting September 13, 2025, you’ll only need to enter the Expected Gross Settlement amount in the SBM tool. The system will then automatically calculate the customer’s final selling price, including commissions, charges, and platform fees.
What Does This Update Mean?
Until now, sellers were required to manually factor in multiple components such as:
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Marketplace commission percentages
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Transaction and payment gateway charges
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Any additional platform fees
This often made pricing complex and time-consuming. The new update eliminates this extra work. By entering your desired settlement amount, the tool ensures that you know exactly what you will take home for each order.
Key Benefits for Sellers
This change is designed with sellers in mind, offering several advantages:
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Complete Transparency: No guesswork — you’ll always know your exact settlement amount.
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Time Efficiency: Skip manual price adjustments and let the SBM tool handle all calculations.
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Smarter Business Planning: Set settlement targets in line with your margins and sales goals.
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Error-Free Calculations: Avoid mispricing due to overlooked commissions or hidden charges.
What You Need To Do
Myntra has requested all sellers to:
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Review pricing of all active styles in your catalog.
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Update the Expected Gross Settlement values in the SBM tool before the rollout date.
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Keep monitoring your settlement reports after September 13, 2025, to align your pricing strategy.
Why This Matters
In a competitive marketplace, clarity in pricing is crucial. With this SBM tool enhancement, Myntra is giving sellers a more straightforward, transparent, and reliable way to manage earnings. This update will also help sellers make better business decisions, stay competitive, and scale more confidently.
✅ Pro Tip: Start updating your settlement amounts early to avoid last-minute issues and ensure smooth selling after the new system goes live.
