Some price caps include $8 for jewelry, $9 for bedding, $13 for guitars, and $20 for sofas. Amazon doesn’t operate on a price cap system for its primary marketplace, so this is an entirely new approach it’ll be experimenting with on the new store.

Amazon may be working on a secondary online sales platform that would compete with the absurdly low prices of Chinese retailer Temu, according to a report from The Information.

The price caps would represent a shift in strategy for Amazon, which has historically not set strict limits for sellers on its platform.

Amazon reportedly plans to launch a low-price storefront that will ship items directly to the U.S. from China. In its pitch to sellers, the firm