Know what they charge before you change yours
Watch the products that matter on the shops you actually compete with, and see where you sit — cheaper, dearer or level — before a discount goes out.
| Product | Us | Them | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set șurubelnițe precizie 6 piese | 386,10 | 369,00 | +4,6% |
| Bec LED E27 9W lumină caldă | 707,60 | 742,00 | −4,6% |
| Prelungitor 5 prize 3m | 999,60 | 999,00 | level |
- Watch what is worth watching Only the products that matter.
- The gap, not a raw number Cheaper, dearer or level, at a glance.
- A history, not a snapshot Checked on a schedule, kept over time.
Point it at the shops you actually lose to
Not a market-wide crawl. A short list of competitors and the products you care about, checked on the schedule you set — which is what makes the result readable instead of noise.
- Your own shortlist of competitors, not a directory
- Per product, so a price war on one line does not hide the rest
- A schedule you choose, from daily to weekly
Somebody down the road moved first
A product stops selling and nobody knows why for three weeks. Then you look, and a competitor has been four percent under you the whole time. The information was public all along — nobody was watching it.
A product stopped moving last week
Before discounting it, find out whether the market moved or the product did.
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Open the product and read the gap against your competitors.
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Check the history: one change, or a drift.
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Decide the price you want to be at.
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Make the change through the discount tools, with the preview.
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Watch the next check to see whether the gap closed.
More than a rumour about the market.
The prices your competitors publish, checked on a schedule and put beside yours.
It feeds the price, it does not set it
The comparison is information, not an instruction. Nothing changes a price because a competitor moved — you decide, and the discount tools do the work with a preview and an undo.
- No automatic repricing, ever
- The gap sits beside the product when you go to price it
- What you then change goes through the same preview and revert
What the check gives you
- A shortlist of competitor shops, chosen by you
- The products you want watched, not the whole catalogue
- Their price beside yours, with the gap as a percentage
- A history per product, so drift is visible
- A schedule you set, from daily to weekly
- Rows sorted by the size of the gap, so the urgent ones surface
- No automatic repricing — the decision stays yours
- Whatever you change goes through the usual preview and undo
Questions about this
Which shops does it check?
The ones you name. It is set up per instance against your competitors, because a list that is useful in one trade is noise in another.
Will it change my prices automatically?
No. It reports. Changing a price is a separate, deliberate action through the discount tools, with a preview and an undo.
How often does it check?
On the schedule you set. Daily is plenty for most catalogues; weekly is enough for slow-moving ones.
Ready to see it on your own catalogue?
We set up an instance with your products, your prices and your VAT rates, and walk through it with you.