Automation
Daily competitor price watch with change alerts
Track competitor prices and stock across the sites that matter and get a digest of every meaningful move.
What you get
- Daily collection across the competitor URLs you supply
- Price history stored so you can chart movement over time
- Slack or email digest listing only changes above your threshold
- Admin view to add or retire tracked products without a developer
Usually built with
Playwright
Supabase
n8n
Slack API
A guide, not a requirement — sellers propose what suits your situation.
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What will it cost?
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Estimated range
€800 – €1,600
3-5
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