Click exactly what you want to track, instead of watching a whole noisy page.
Hosted price monitoring
Price Tracker
Track prices on the products you care about and get notified when they drop. Works on shop pages, offer listings and price feeds.
Access is by login only. No analytics, no third-party scripts.
See a chart of every price change for each product you're tracking, with a snapshot of the page for context.
Add any product page or offer listing and get notified the moment the price drops.
What it monitors
Product prices, price history, and price drop alerts.
Price Tracker checks the product pages you care about on a schedule: shop listings, checkout prices and sale feeds. Every change is saved with its price history and a snapshot of the page, so you can see what changed and when without reopening every shop page yourself.
Price drop alerts
Track checkout prices, offer pages, and competitor listings without checking every page yourself.
Works with any shop
Click the price on the page and it is tracked. For trickier shops, fine-tune exactly what to watch.
How it works
Paste the product link, click the price you want to track, and choose how often to check. From there we build a full price history automatically, so you can tell a real price drop from a short-lived promo at a glance.
Questions
Common questions about the monitors.
Can it track product pages without an official API?
Yes. The visual picker and CSS selector mode are built for pages where the price appears in normal HTML. If a shop exposes structured data, a feed, or a JSON endpoint, JSON paths, regex matches, and plain text checks can be a cleaner fit. The monitor should only be used where automated checks are allowed by the site owner and technically stable enough to produce useful history.
What happens when the price changes?
The new value is stored in history with the previous value, timestamp, source snapshot, and review status. That creates a price history instead of a one-off notification. Teams can inspect the captured source, decide whether the change is valid, and then use the event for price drop alerts, reporting, or follow-up checks.