Marketplace Price Monitoring and Automated Price Tracking

Marketplaces behave differently from retailer websites. The same product can be listed by several sellers at once, prices move through the day, and the seller shown as the featured offer can change without warning. Price Trakker monitors marketplace listings on a schedule and records the selling price, the seller shown, stock status and promotional state where publicly visible, storing each observation against the source listing. How marketplace price monitoring works: your products are matched to the corresponding marketplace listings using identifiers, product attributes or direct listing URLs, those listings are then visited on the agreed schedule, and each capture is compared against the previous one. Automating price tracking across several marketplaces at once keeps every tracked product on the same clock, so a price difference between channels is a real difference rather than an artefact of when someone looked. Coverage is agreed per project: publicly accessible marketplace listings relevant to your category can be included, and Amazon and eBay are the two most commonly monitored. Marketplace data lands in the same matched dataset as website monitoring, so pricing intelligence and dynamic pricing rules can use it directly. FAQ. How does marketplace price monitoring work? Products are matched to listings, listings are visited on a schedule, and price, seller, stock and promotional state are recorded where publicly visible. Which marketplaces can you monitor? Publicly accessible marketplaces relevant to your category, including Amazon and eBay, agreed per project. How often are marketplace prices captured? Frequency is agreed per source and can be increased where prices move quickly. Can you track multiple sellers on the same listing? Where a listing publicly shows several offers, the sellers and prices visible on the page are recorded.