MarketPulse tracks any Amazon competitor’s price and stock automatically — including listings protected against basic scrapers.
Paste a competitor’s Amazon product link, set how often it’s checked, and get alerted the moment their price, stock, or a promo changes.
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Paste a competitor's Amazon product URL and MarketPulse reads the same public product page a shopper would see. No seller-side integration, no login, no manual price-checking to add the first link.
Amazon actively blocks plain, unauthenticated requests. When that happens, MarketPulse automatically falls back to a stealth-enabled browser session instead of silently failing to update, so tracking keeps working on listings other tools give up on.
Set how often each Amazon competitor link is checked — from every 15 minutes on faster plans to a few times a day — instead of refreshing their listing by hand.
A tracked competitor drops their price, goes out of stock, or changes a promo — you get a Telegram/WhatsApp ping or a daily digest, your choice.
Set a repricing rule — match the lowest Amazon competitor, beat the average, or hold your ceiling — and MarketPulse computes the number for you, always bounded by a hard floor price. Review it in your dashboard and apply it your way.
See at a glance whether your catalog is running above, at, or below the Amazon competitors you track — instead of comparing listings one by one.

Paste the product URL — no seller account or API keys needed to start tracking it.
MarketPulse checks it on the schedule you set, falling back to a stealth browser session if a plain request gets blocked.
Set a repricing rule behind a floor price you control, and review the suggested number in your dashboard.
Not automatically — there's no Amazon Seller/SP-API push-back integration built. MarketPulse computes a suggested price behind your floor for you to review and apply yourself.
It automatically falls back to a stealth-enabled browser session when a plain request gets blocked, so tracking keeps working on listings other tools give up on.
No — tracking reads the same public product page a shopper would see. No seller-side integration or login is needed to add the first link.
Whatever you set — from every 15 minutes on faster plans to a few times a day.