E-commerce monitoring
Monitor competitor stores and catalogs
Track prices, stock, and new SKUs across Shopify and custom storefronts—without maintaining your own crawler stack.
What you get
Scheduled store crawls
Daily or hourly monitoring depending on plan, with automatic change detection between runs.
Structured product exports
Variants, collections, and metadata in JSON or CSV—ready for your ops tools or Shopify connector.
New product alerts
Get notified when competitors add SKUs or launch collections you should watch.
Tech stack signals
See analytics, chat, CDN, and merchant feed tooling competitors rely on.
Free plan includes a one-time scan. Upgrade for live sync on Starter and above.
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Turn competitor stores into clean catalogs with scheduled runs, change detection, and exports your team can ship.
Start free — monitor your first competitor store