Or is there something I should be aware of?
The mechanics of a repricer are broadly the same for FBA and FBM in the EU, but the results and risks are very different and that’s what you need to be aware of.
Repricers adjust price based on competition, Buy Box rules, and your min and max, but in the EU the Buy Box strongly favours FBA offers because of delivery speed, customer trust, and Prime eligibility, so an FBM repricer will often keep dropping price aggressively without actually winning the Buy Box, which can destroy margins.
With FBA, repricing is more predictable because delivery metrics are standardised, while FBM performance depends heavily on your handling time, on-time delivery, tracking rate, and even country-specific expectations.
In the EU specifically, cross-border FBM offers can struggle unless shipping promises are competitive in each marketplace, so a repricer that works fine for domestic FBA can misfire badly for FBM if you don’t set strict floors and rules.
The key difference isn’t the software but how carefully you configure it, because for FBM in the EU you need tighter minimum prices, slower repricing rules, and awareness that price alone often won’t win you the Buy Box.