Someone spends hours each week copying prices into a spreadsheet, and it is outdated by Friday
A script opens the target pages on a schedule, pulls price and stock, and writes them to Google Sheets. You open a current table instead of building one.
See competitor prices, reviews and assortment without copying them by hand
We collect public data from competitor sites and marketplaces and put it in one sheet or dashboard. You see where your prices sit against the market, which products you are missing and what your competitors' customers complain about.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Online stores whose team still checks competitor prices by hand every week
- Brands and distributors who want to see what resellers charge for their products
- Service businesses that need to know local price lists and review themes
- Founders preparing to enter a new market who need to compare offers
Problems we solve
You can't tell why a product doesn't sell: too expensive or just less trusted
We compare your price with the market per item and add reviews of similar products. You can see whether the gap is price, trust or product page quality.
A competitor changed a price or started a promotion and you found out a week later
We set up alerts in Slack, Telegram or email: a price drops below your threshold, a product disappears, a new item appears.
You don't know which products or services to add next
We collect competitor catalogs, match items and show the gaps: what they sell that you don't, and the reverse.
What's included
- An agreed list of competitors and the exact pages we track
- Scraping (automated collection of data from web pages) of prices, stock, titles and attributes
- Product matching across stores by SKU, barcode or title
- Public reviews and ratings from Google Maps, marketplaces and review sites
- Data cleaning: duplicates, mixed units, promo versus regular prices
- A Google Sheets table or a Looker Studio dashboard (Google's free reporting tool)
- A run schedule: daily, weekly or on demand
- Telegram, Slack or email alerts on price or assortment changes
- A short written summary: where you are above or below market and what to do next
- Handover of code, accounts and documentation
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
One-off market snapshot
Teams that want to see the market once before changing prices or launching
- Up to 5 competitors and up to 500 products
- Prices, stock and basic attributes
- A comparison sheet with gaps highlighted
- A short summary with conclusions
02
Automated monitoring
Stores and distributors that need fresh prices every day
- Up to 10 competitors and up to 3,000 products
- Daily scheduled runs
- Product matching and a Looker Studio dashboard
- Price-change alerts in Slack or Telegram
03
Market, reviews and action
Businesses that want prices, reviews and assortment together and want to act faster
- Prices, assortment and reviews in one dashboard
- Review analysis by theme: delivery, quality, support
- Price suggestions under your rules (for example, never below a set margin)
- Connection to your CRM, a sheet or n8n workflows (an automation builder)
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Source check
We look at how the pages are built, whether bot protection is in place and what each site's terms allow. If a source can't be collected properly, we tell you up front.
Pilot with a measurable KPI
We collect data from a few competitors and compare it with a manual check of a sample. We agree on a KPI, such as the share of correctly matched products.
Launch and dashboard
We deploy scheduled collection, build the sheet or dashboard and set up alerts.
Handover and upkeep
You get the code, accounts and a short guide. Sites change their layouts, so we offer monthly maintenance if you want it.
Scope and limits
- We don't promise full coverage: some sites block bots or show prices only after login, and we may have to skip those sources.
- We don't collect personal data, private areas or anything that a site's terms or the law prohibit. Public information only.
- We don't promise that a scraper survives a competitor's redesign untouched. Occasional fixes are normal and are part of upkeep.
FAQ
Is this legal?
Collecting public prices and product descriptions is generally allowed, but some sites restrict automated access in their terms, and rules differ by country. We check this at the start, don't bypass logins and don't touch personal data. For edge cases we suggest a short consultation with your lawyer.
What do you need from me?
A list of competitors, your price list or product export with SKUs, and a clear question: cut prices, widen assortment or watch reviews. If the dashboard lives in your Google account, we also need access to it.
How do you match identical products?
Most reliably by SKU or barcode. Without those we compare titles and attributes and send doubtful matches to you for a quick check. It is the hardest part of the job, so we measure its quality separately in the pilot.
How often is the data updated?
It depends on the package and the sites: daily, weekly or on request. We don't recommend more than once a day, because heavier traffic burdens other people's sites and raises the chance of blocks.
Who owns the code and the dashboard?
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
How much does it cost and how do I pay?
Payment terms are agreed with the quote before work starts. For a staged project, we describe the result and acceptance criteria for each stage. Support and third-party services are listed separately.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.