I spent 20 years in retail pricing at the enterprise level. The dirty secret is that large retailers track competitor prices automatically, every hour, across every product. They know when you drop price before your customer does.
Independent sellers almost never have this. Most people I talk to are either checking manually (once a week if that) or not at all.
I built PriceEdge to fix this. You paste in a product name, your price, and a competitor URL. It monitors the price automatically and gives you an AI recommendation — raise, lower, or hold — with the reasoning behind it. Confidence scoring so you know when to trust the data.
It's free for up to 3 products. No credit card.
Still early — genuinely want to hear what's missing or broken for your use case.
For context on what the recommendations look like: if a competitor drops 12% and you're already priced higher, the system flags it as "Lower — competitive pressure" with the exact delta. If they drop but go out of stock at the same time, it flags "Hold — competitor supply issue." That nuance is what 20 years of pricing experience looks like baked into a rule set.