We capture prices, assortment, promotions, and stock availability from any online store, from niche shops to national retailers. Every change is recorded: you see when a competitor reprices an item, launches a promotion, or delists a product. One-time extract or daily price monitoring: file, feed, API, or web interface.
Competitor price monitoring serves everyone who competes on price and shelf in e-commerce: online retailers, brands and manufacturers, distributors, and trading companies that depend on fresh competitor data.
See competitors' prices and promotions for every SKU and keep your own pricing competitive without manual checks.
Know the prices your products actually sell for at retail, enforce your pricing policy, and verify retailers honor their commitments.
Compare shelves: what competitors carry, what you lack, and where prices diverge on overlapping assortment.
Get a clean stream of prices and stock levels straight into your data warehouse: no manual exports, makeshift scrapers, or lost information.
Three formats to fit the task: monitoring, data matching, or custom solutions. We calculate the exact cost for your sources, volume, and frequency, and send an estimate before we start.
Scheduled, recurring data capture: with change history and alerts.
Monitoring plus consolidation of data from multiple sources into a single picture: with matching and analytics.
Turnkey data as a service: API access, DaaS, or a ready-made interface, dozens of sources, and an SLA.
How much does online store price monitoring cost? The total comes down to clear factors, from the number of stores to the delivery format. We send an estimate and a data sample before work begins.
Describe your task and volume, and we'll come back with a cost estimate, timeline, and a data sample within one business day.
Competitor price monitoring is the automated collection of prices, promotions, availability, and assortment from competitors' online stores. Every change is recorded with a date.
It works simply. A scraper crawls the target sites on a schedule. The data lands in a single database. You get a ready picture of the market and can see:
In e-commerce, price remains the main competitive argument. Most shoppers compare offers across several stores. That's why retailers and brands watch prices constantly.
Monitoring data has become the foundation for pricing and decision-making at companies of every size.
We capture everything visible on an online storefront:
Any online store qualifies, from niche shops to national chains. Logins, regional pricing, and dynamically loaded content don't stand in our way. The store's platform doesn't matter: Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, or a custom build. We've covered store-platform scrapers such as OpenCart on our blog.
We account for regional pricing. The same online store can hold different prices in different cities. We capture the regions you need separately and tie availability information to its region. Price comparison stays fair.
Wherever your monitoring history is delivered:
We store every snapshot. You can pull a competitor's prices for any period. Checking seasonality or the market's reaction to your promos is easy.
You can see who moves prices first in the niche and how long discounts live. This history underpins repricing, price indexes, and reports for category teams.
Want to explore price trends on real data? We'll open demo access to the interface before the project even starts.
A retail scraper is a program that collects data from shopping destinations: online stores and marketplaces.
Off-the-shelf SaaS tools and monitoring apps suit typical tasks. But they have limits: a fixed list of supported platforms, with setup and maintenance on your side. We compared the ready-made options in our overview of scraping tools.
We combine both approaches:
We work with more than storefronts. We collect and compare price lists from competitors, dealers, and manufacturers against your assortment.
Supplier price lists often arrive as Excel or PDF files. We standardize those too and link the line items to your products.
Adjacent tasks have services of their own. Deep matching of large catalogs is handled by "Product matching". Enforcing pricing policy against MSRP and MAP price lists is covered by "MSRP and MAP monitoring".
Formats that fit your processes:
We tailor the monitoring service's capabilities to you. The field structure adapts to your systems. Alerts arrive by email or messenger on the day of the event.
Before we start, we send a free sample covering your competitors. You see the field set and the data quality before paying.
We've been collecting data for e-commerce since 2015. Automated checks guard completeness. A dedicated project manager replies within one business day.
This is the umbrella service: capturing prices, promotions, availability, and assortment from any online storefront. A marketplace is a special case of an online store. Adjacent tracks are part of the umbrella service as building blocks:
Take one track or the whole set. We'll assemble the monitoring scope around your task.
The one exception: we don't capture shelf prices inside brick-and-mortar stores. We work with open information published online.
The "Pricing on market data" solution together with competitor analysis helps shape your price strategy. Industry solutions are collected under "Data for retail" and "Data for e-commerce".
We've been collecting price, product, and market data for e-commerce since 2015, and we know it firsthand: monitoring is only valuable when data arrives reliably and in the right shape.
Logins, regional storefronts, dynamic loading, and bot protection: we capture data reliably.
Every price move is recorded with a date: trends and competitor reactions are visible right away.
Deduplication plus price and currency normalization: data arrives analysis-ready, no manual cleanup.
CSV, Excel, JSON, a recurring feed, or API: data drops straight into your systems and tools.
A transparent path to your data: estimate and sample before work begins. No hidden fees, no surprises.
You name the online stores, products, and regions. A short task description is enough.
We send a data sample and the exact cost before work begins.
We configure scrapers, regions, and the capture schedule around your project.
Data with history and alerts arrives on schedule: as a file by email, a feed, or via API.
Up-to-date competitor prices and assortment in a format built for analysis and decision-making.
Prices, availability, promotions, and catalog composition for every store: CSV, Excel, or JSON.
Every price and assortment change is recorded: build trends and test hypotheses.
Data arrives as a recurring feed or via API: into your BI, repricer, or spreadsheet.
A competitor changes a price or launches a promo: you're notified the same day, cutting reaction time to hours.
Price and assortment monitoring is part of a larger e-commerce data system. We'll assemble the right scope for your task.
Prices, sellers, and product rankings on Amazon, Walmart, and other marketplaces.
Enforcing recommended prices and finding violators.
Any data from any website, tailored to your task.
Product availability, out-of-stock events, and inventory levels by store and region.
Comparing assortment matrices: overlaps, gaps, and segments.
New competitor and category products: alerts the day they appear.
Matching identical products across platforms and price lists.
If you don't see the answer you need, send a request: we'll reply within one business day.
Practically any: from niche online stores to national chains, including sites with logins, regional pricing, and bot protection. If a source is technically accessible, we'll set up the capture.
Anything from a one-time snapshot to several captures a day. For key items, we can set up alerts on the day a price changes.
Yes, we record the base price, the promotional price, and the loyalty-card price: each sits in its own field in the data.
Yes, we keep every snapshot: trends for each item and comparisons across any periods are available.
Projects start at $150. The final price depends on the number of stores, product volume, update frequency, source complexity, and extra processing (see the factor breakdown above). We send an exact estimate and a free data sample before work begins.
Competitor price monitoring is the automated tracking of prices, promotions, availability, and assortment in competitors' stores, with a history of every change. A scraper collects the data on a schedule, and you get ready-to-use tables, feeds, or dashboards for pricing, analytics, and repricing. What we track and how we deliver it is covered in the section above.
In your monitoring history: every price is stored with a date, and trends are visible in extracts, your BI system, or a web interface with per-product charts. Public price history services show a single product at a time and suit spot checks; working with a full assortment takes monitoring of your own. On request, we'll open demo access to an interface with live data.
Yes, as long as we're talking online storefronts: we capture prices from retail chains' websites, online stores, and apps, including city-level regional pricing. In-store shelf prices at brick-and-mortar locations are out of scope: we only collect what's published online. Chain locations are collected by the "Chain location lists" service, and retail solutions are gathered under "Data for retail".
The same way as regular online stores: recurring scraping of product pages and categories, capturing prices, discounts, marketplace-funded promotions, sellers, and rankings on a schedule. A marketplace is an online store too, so the task fits within the general price monitoring service. For Amazon, Walmart, and other platforms there is a dedicated service, "Marketplace scraping and monitoring": there we also link marketplace listings to online store prices so comparisons stay fair.