The pricing of Taobao's cross-border worry-free escrow services is usually determined by the merchant based on multiple factors.

The following are some of the factors that affect pricing:

1. Cost: Merchants need to consider the production cost, transportation cost, storage cost and other related expenses that may be incurred.

2. Market research: Merchants need to understand the price sensitivity of the target market, the pricing of competitors and the purchasing power of target consumers.

3. Profit expectations: Merchants need to set a reasonable profit margin to ensure that they can obtain the expected profit after deducting all costs.

4. Positioning: Merchants need to determine the price range based on the brand positioning, quality, function and other factors of the product.

5. Policies and taxes: Merchants need to consider the impact of policy factors such as export tariffs, import tariffs, and value-added tax on product pricing.

6. Services: If the merchant provides additional services, such as worry-free returns and exclusive customer service, it may affect the final pricing.

7. Activities and promotions: Merchants may adjust product prices based on specific promotional activities or festivals to attract consumers to buy.

In actual operations, the following are some steps for merchants to set prices:

1. Calculate costs: Merchants first need to calculate the total cost of the goods.

2. Determine profit margins: Merchants determine profit margins based on their own profit expectations and market conditions.

3. Consider market factors: Determine the pricing strategy for the product based on the results of market research.

4. Testing and adjustment: Merchants can test prices on a small scale and adjust prices based on consumer feedback.

5. Pricing: Finalize the price of the product and set it on the Taobao Cross-border Worry-free Hosting Platform.

Merchants should note that the Taobao Cross-border Worry-free Hosting Service may provide some pricing suggestions or tools to help merchants better set prices, but the final pricing power is still in the hands of the merchants.