Every channel, every competitor, one dashboard.
Running Magento alongside marketplaces and a dozen category-specific competitors means pricing decisions get made on gut feel because nobody has time to check everything. PriceSentry tracks every competitor across every channel and surfaces exactly where your catalog is under- or over-priced.
Register your interestOne catalog, every channel's competitors
A single product record carries competitors from as many channels as you sell on. You're not running separate tools per platform and reconciling them by hand.
Check once, benefit everywhere
The same competitor URL is only checked once even if it's relevant to multiple products or accounts, so tracking overlap doesn't multiply cost. Not something you have to manage.
Scales with your catalog
Thousands of products, multiple competitors per product, built on infrastructure designed for catalog sizes that break spreadsheet-based tracking, with a bulk console to kick off checks or rule evaluation for a whole account or a single product at will.
Rules that target the right slice of catalog
Group conditions with AND/OR: "everything tagged clearance in this brand, or this other brand entirely" instead of hand-maintaining one rule per product across a catalog this size.
API and webhooks, not just a dashboard
Full API access, included at every paid tier, to plug pricing intelligence into whatever internal tooling, ERP, or channel manager you already run.
Frequently asked questions
How many competitor URLs can one product track?
As many as are relevant. The same competitor page is only checked once even if multiple products or accounts reference it, so tracking overlap doesn't multiply cost.
Can I run pricing operations for one account without touching the rest?
Yes, bulk check and rule-evaluation actions can be scoped to a platform-wide run, certain accounts, certain competitor domains, or specific products, which also makes testing a change on a subset before rolling it out straightforward.
Does this replace my channel manager?
No, it's the pricing-intelligence layer that feeds one. API and webhook access are included at every paid tier specifically so it plugs into whatever you already use to actually push listings to each channel.
What if two competitors sell the exact same product under different names?
GTIN matching handles this. The match is on the barcode, not the listing title, so naming differences between retailers don't create false mismatches.