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Competitor Price Tracking
Businesses struggle to manually monitor competitor prices, product changes, and stock across many sites, leading to missed updates and poor pricing decisions.
In their words
I pay a yearly fee to a company who has collated the wholesalers prices onto a cascade so when I send an order it splits it over several wholesaler to get me the best price
cada uno manda sus propias listas de precios, con códigos, nombres y formatos distintos
it flagged an old return policy that was way out of date on one platform and a product showing as in stock on another when we'd been out for weeks
Finding good used equipment at the moment means searching several platforms manually, comparing vague listings and working out whether transport makes the deal worthwhile.
how do you track competitor retail prices?
Is there any software or efficient way you use to calculate and set minimum prices in bulk, while still allowing your repricer to chase higher profits when possible???
my boss asked if I could build a price monitoring system that scans our competitors' prices daily, matches them with our OEMs (20,000 items), and sends an email if there's a deviation of more than 2%
he kept insisting chatGPT told him it would work and "AI is always right"
we're definitely losing conversions because people can't find specific products without having to go through results.
How are you guys handling bundle discounts without turning checkout into a casino?
customers search using natural language, like warm beige foundation or dark nude lipstick but my store's default search has no idea what those terms mean
I tell them this is a "good computer" and then they say, "well AI said this was a good computer"
all I want is a keyword search… maybe with some fancy operators “blue” and DateTime > “2026-09-27 14:00”
Rollator designs with good wheels and working brakes were what I struggled most to find.
Ecommerce sellers and resellers
Where they talk
- r/shopify
- r/ecommerce
- r/dropshipping
- r/SaaS
- r/AmazonFBA
- r/Entrepreneurs
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Flipping
Tools they use today
- Shopify
- eBay
- Claude
- Keepa
- Excel
- Instacart
- n8n
Why those fall short
- AI gives wrong specs, prices and compatibility, customers trust it over staff
- AI gives wrong inventory and product info customers trust over staff
- each store has its own pipeline; hard to normalize into one dashboard
- eBay feels weak at catching new listings and reviewing photos/details fast
- internal tools useless, API shut down, mass price bad, no cart visibility
Map of ideas
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