Find each page, once
5 credits per product per storefront
The first time we look for a product on a storefront. A page that is found stays found; you do not pay for this again unless you ask for a re-check.
One credit reads one competitor price, and one euro buys 600 of them. Pick how many you need a month and how fast you want them read. There is no other sum to do.
Re-reading a page we already found. Almost all of what you spend, at the cadence you choose.
Finding a page: barcode lookup, shop search, sitemap, then the read. Mostly once per product and storefront.
How many pages are read at the same moment. Speed only: never what a check costs.
Plans
Enough to see your real prices against real competitors before paying anything.
≈ 18 pairs checked every day
Start freeOne shop, a handful of rivals, and the products that actually move.
≈ 900 pairs checked every day
Buy nowA real catalog watched across the market, three pages read at a time.
≈ 2,700 pairs checked every day
Buy nowThe whole assortment, every storefront that matters, ten pages at a time.
≈ 8,400 pairs checked every day
Buy nowNeed more than Business? Enterprise 1 to Enterprise 5: 600,000 to 6,000,000 credits a month, from €999/mo, with no product, storefront or pair limits.
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How much discovery do I need?
Most of a month is price reads. Discovery is mostly a one-off, and re-checking is a choice you can switch off.
5 credits per product per storefront
The first time we look for a product on a storefront. A page that is found stays found; you do not pay for this again unless you ask for a re-check.
1 credit per pair, per read
Daily is 30 reads a month, weekly is 4, twice a day is 60. This is the setting that moves a bill most.
5 credits per pair, per re-check
Search each storefront again for pages we already hold, in case a shop moved a product. Off, monthly, every two weeks or weekly.
2,000 pairs. Price reads: 2,000 × 4 = 8,000 credits. Re-check: 2,000 × 5 = 10,000 credits. That is 18,000 credits a month, and finding every page once is 10,000 more in the first month. The credits alone would fit Micro, but 2,000 pairs is over Micro's 900-pair limit, so the plan is Starter at €149. The calculator below does this for your own numbers.
Calculator
The same arithmetic the app forecasts with. Every plan is checked against all four limits.
Not Free: 750 pairs is over its 18-pair limit.
Finding every page the first time fits into the first month as well.
You need 26,250 credits a month, 250 products, 3 storefronts and 750 pairs.
| Plan | Credits (need 26,250) | Products (need 250) | Storefronts (need 3) | Pairs (need 750) | Fits? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Free €0 / month | 600 | 25 | 3 | 18 | Too small |
Micro €49 / month | 30,000 | 500 | 10 | 900 | Best fit |
Starter €149 / month | 90,000 | 2,000 | 20 | 2,700 | Fits |
Business €449 / month | 270,000 | 8,000 | 50 | 8,400 | Fits |
Enterprise 1 €999 / month | 600,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Fits |
Enterprise 2 €1,499 / month | 900,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Fits |
Enterprise 3 €2,499 / month | 1,500,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Fits |
Enterprise 4 €4,999 / month | 3,000,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Fits |
Enterprise 5 €9,999 / month | 6,000,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Fits |
A plan fits when all four hold: enough credits for the month, and room for your products, storefronts and pairs. Enterprise 1 to 5 have no product, storefront or pair limit, and their credits follow the same 600 a euro, less one euro.
Enterprise 1 · 600k credits
Five plans past Business, Enterprise 1 to 5. The arithmetic does not change: pick the allowance you need and the price follows the same rule as every plan above. Catalogs beyond 8,000 products, private competitor rules and a dedicated contact come with it.
The same rule as every plan above — a round allowance at 600 credits a euro, less one euro. Products, competitors and monitored pairs are all unlimited on Enterprise, and a real person answers you; the allowance and the rate limit are what we agree.
One rule sets every price: a round number of credits, at 600 a euro less one euro. €49 buys 30,000 credits, €449 buys 270,000, and the Enterprise slider continues the same line. The rounding is always in your favour and there is no volume discount to chase — picking a plan is only a question of how much of the market you watch and how fast you want it read.
One credit is one reading of a competitor's page for one of your products. Discovery — finding that page in the first place — is five, because it is several searches against the competitor followed by the read. Nothing else is metered.
Yes. The Free plan monitors 25 products on 3 competitor storefronts with 600 credits a month, and needs no credit card. It is the same software as every paid plan, only smaller: move up when the calculator says so.
Finding each page is once per product and storefront, 5 credits. After that only price reads cost anything, unless you switch on re-checks: monthly re-checks cost 5 credits per pair a month, weekly ones 20. Most catalogs need re-checks off or monthly.
Your Usage page forecasts the whole month from your actual settings — how many pairs you watch, how often you re-read them, and how hard discovery is working. If the month will not fit, it says so and names the day, before it happens rather than after. You can also cap price reads and discovery separately.
How many pages we read for you at the same moment — one on Free, ten on Business. It is about speed, not allowance: finding pages for 500 new products runs one after another on Free and ten abreast on Business, and costs exactly the same credits either way. Scheduled re-reads ride the shared sweep, which is one fetch for every customer watching that page, so they are not affected.
As often as you choose. Every plan can go from every 12 hours to once a week — it is simply what your credits go on, and the settings screen prices the choice before you save it.
No, and neither do they. Two customers watching the same competitor page are served from one fetch. You are billed for the answers you asked for, not for our infrastructure — which is why a shared catalog makes this cheaper than running your own scraper rather than just cheaper for us.
No. Competitor prices are public facts and are shared. Your catalog, your SKUs, your own prices, your stock and the list of what you monitor are private and are never visible to another customer.
No. There is no scraper to write, no proxy pool to rent and no selectors to maintain. Adding a competitor is pasting its storefront's address.
Free includes 600 credits a month, 25 products and 3 storefronts. No credit card.
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