Track unlimited competitor prices, stock and reviews automatically — one dashboard, no spreadsheets, no manual price-checking.
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Add a product once, attach every competitor URL you care about, and MarketPulse checks each one on a schedule you control — building a full history, not just today’s snapshot.
Reads Shopify and WooCommerce directly, calls Amazon’s own product data, and falls back to a real browser session for JavaScript-heavy sites (like Daraz) that a plain request can’t see the price on.
Captured whenever a competitor’s page publishes it — see which reseller is behind a marketplace listing, and how their shipping compares to yours, not just the sticker price.
Define a CSS selector for anything else a competitor’s page shows — pack size, a cart-only discount, a shelf price — and MarketPulse extracts it on the same schedule as price and stock.
Auto-discover a competitor’s listing for a product instead of pasting URLs by hand, one at a time.
Bring your whole catalog and its competitor links in at once instead of adding products one by one.
From every 15 minutes on faster plans to a few times a day — instead of refreshing competitor pages by hand.
Every competitor link shows its last successful check and any consecutive failures right on the Products page, so you find out the moment tracking breaks, not weeks later.

An automated way to keep watch on what competitors charge for the same or similar products, so pricing decisions are based on the current market instead of outdated assumptions.
Yes — how many competitor links you can track depends on your plan, not on any per-competitor limit.
Shopify and WooCommerce connect directly; Amazon, eBay and Daraz are supported through dedicated tracking paths (see our Amazon, eBay and Daraz pages); any other public product page is supported through the same general tracking engine.
MarketPulse automatically falls back to a stealth-enabled browser session for sites that block plain requests, and shows any consecutive failure right on the Products page so it’s never silent.
Yes — seller name and shipping cost/delivery time when a competitor’s page publishes them, plus any custom field you define with a CSS selector (pack size, a cart-only discount, and so on).