How it works
From product list to suggestion
Five steps. Plenty of people run the first three for months and set prices themselves.
From product list to suggestion
Connect Shopify
One click. Your whole assortment comes in and keeps itself up to date.
Pick competitors
Paste an address. We read the shop there and then, and show you what they sell.
Pair up the items
We put your most likely items at the top of each row. You click through — a couple of seconds each.
Get an answer each morning
We read the prices every day and email what changed. If nothing moved, no email.
Let the prices look after themselves
Once you trust the rules, we set new prices in Shopify for you. You see what happened, and can switch it off whenever you like.
What you get
This is what decides whether you can trust the number.
Prices per item
Not a category average or an index — the price of your item, at that competitor.
Full history
Every read is stored with its time and source. You can see how a competitor priced an item a year back.
Your own rate
Once a day as standard, and the pace is set per competitor. Slower you choose yourself; faster we set up for you.
Numbers you can show
Every price carries a source and a time. It holds up in a buying meeting as well as on screen.
Every article you watch
One row per product: your price, the lowest we found, where it was and when. The status says whether anything needs doing.
Competitor overview
| Article | Your price | Lowest | Source | Diff | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sony WH-1000XM5 | €349 | €329 | NetOnNet · 08:00 | −5,7 % | Undercut |
| Samsung 65″ QN90D | €1 899 | €1 949 | Elgiganten · 07:00 | +2,6 % | Opportunity |
| Apple iPhone 16 128 GB | €1 099 | €1 099 | 4 sources · 08:00 | 0,0 % | Matched |
Source and timestamp sit on every row. A price we could not read becomes a dash.
How you hear about it
A message when something happened. Nothing when it is quiet.
One email in the morning
What changed, grouped. Three competitors cutting across 214 items is one line, not 214.
A queue to work through
The old and new price, the rule that triggered it, and why. Approve or reject on the spot.
Slack if you want it
The same events, wherever you actually look. You choose what is worth a notification.
You see who did what
Every change shows the price, the rule, the source and who approved it. Including when that was us.