Priciq

Priciq pulls every tracked product into one table, showing your listing beside a competitor's price, availability, reviews and ratings. You manage and organize products in one place instead of juggling tabs. For a store watching dozens of rivals, that single view is where the daily pricing decisions actually happen.

Add any Amazon, eBay or Walmart product link, and Priciq records the listing's price, minimum and maximum values and stock status on a daily cycle. Price change history keeps a dated log of each move with the percentage shift, so you can trace a rival's pattern over weeks rather than see only today's number.

This price alert software fires on the terms you set, not on a generic feed. Choose a percentage or a fixed-amount move, and choose whether you want word of drops, increases or a target range. There is no cap on the number of alerts on paid plans, so a seller tracking hundreds of products can ring-fence only the moves that matter.

Priciq turns raw price points into trend charts and price ranges, and works as an e-commerce pricing tool that reads the market rather than just listing numbers. You can see where a competitor's minimum and maximum have settled, how often they move and how wide the swing runs. That range is often the useful signal, since it shows the floor a rival will defend rather than one afternoon's number.

The tracker watches more than price. It flags when a competitor's product goes out of stock, and Pro adds review and rating tracking, so a sudden spike in negative reviews or a stockout shows up while there is still room to act on it.

Advanced and Pro add scheduled weekly and monthly reports, and Pro includes advanced data export so pricing data moves into your own tools. Bulk CSV import is listed as coming soon, which matters for sellers with a large catalog who would rather upload a list than paste links one by one.