Short answer: PriceSense is competitor price monitoring for small online shops. You add your products and the competitor pages that sit next to them, on any store, and PriceSense checks them daily and alerts you by email, push, or Slack when a price changes.
PriceSense is a scheduled price checker. You add a product and the seller pages you care about. We fetch the visible price on a weekly or daily interval, then email or push you when it changed.
That is slower than sitting on the page yourself, and cheaper than an enterprise pricing suite. For a small shop, that trade-off is usually the point.
What PriceSense does
If a product has a public page with a visible price, you can usually track it. Create the product, paste one or more URLs, and wait for the first check. Free is weekly. Premium and Pro are daily.
We do not reprice your store, watch stock, or push data into your store. If the page is blocked or the price disappears, we mark the listing and tell you.
Who it is for
Most of the product is aimed at shop owners. The same account also works for a personal watch list or a flip.
Shop owners
You already know the two or three listings that sit next to your bestsellers. Opening them every morning does not scale past a handful of SKUs. Add those URLs. Get an email or a push after the next check if the advertised price moved. You still decide whether to match it.
Shoppers
Free covers one product and three sellers, checked weekly. That is enough for a laptop, a washing machine, or a pair of shoes you are not in a rush to buy. Paid plans add daily checks and a short history so a “sale” banner can be compared to last month.
Resellers
If you already know how to flip a listing, the useful part is the notification when that listing actually drops. We do not find products for you.
Plans, without the brochure language
Free: one product, three sellers, weekly checks, no history, no card. Premium is €4.99 a month for ten products, two sellers each, daily checks, and 30 days of history. Pro is €49.99 a month for one hundred products, five sellers each, six months of history, Slack alerts, and per-seller alert rules.
Watch a competitor page yourself
Free covers one product and three sellers. Email and app alerts when the price changes.