Competitor price moves
Watch the product pages that matter and review a meaningful price increase or decrease before deciding whether your own offer needs attention.
01 / For focused product lists
Keep your next pricing move in perspective.
Track selected public product and offer pages for price, availability, seller, and shipping changes. Keep the history close to the e-commerce decision about an offer, promotion, or stock message.
Start monitoring For e-commerce managers, category managers, pricing owners, and performance marketers managing focused product listsA change in perspective01
Illustrative exampleA competitor price move
Before€200
After€180
Price decreased 10% on the watched page.
Your next move
The owner reviews margin, shipping, and bundle options before deciding whether to change the offer.
PriceAvailabilityList priceSellerBrandSKUVariantConditionShipping cost
Where it earns its placeTurn another check
Turn another check
into a useful observation.
Availability changes
When a selected competitor product becomes unavailable or returns, the team can review whether its own stock or promotion should be positioned differently.
Published offer checks
Monitor selected pages of your own store for unexpected changes to price, list price, seller, or shipping after a catalogue or campaign update.
A practical place to startSmall shortlist.
Small shortlist.
Clear purpose.
Choose the pages
Add the specific public product or offer URLs that represent the products you want to review.
Select supported fields
Validate which price, availability, seller, product, and shipping fields the source exposes reliably.
Route meaningful changes
Set a schedule and change filters, then send the event to the people or system that owns the commercial decision.
A focused watch, not a catalogue crawler
lookalytic works from selected public product or offer URLs and fields that the source exposes reliably. It does not discover a catalogue, match the same SKU across stores, or reprice products automatically; validate each URL first.
The source must expose a readable title and price, even when you choose to follow availability or other details.
A closer lookGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can it compare the same product across every retailer?
No. Configure the specific pages you want to compare. There is no catalogue crawl or automatic cross-store product matching.
Can I alert when a product falls below €500?
The available filters detect a change, including a minimum absolute or percentage movement. There is no standalone below-this-price rule.
Will it change my store price when a competitor moves?
No. lookalytic records the observed change and can notify the team or a downstream system; the pricing decision remains yours.
Start with the pages
you already check.
Bring your shortlist into one place, keep the changes in view, and spend less time checking the same pages.