Competitor price monitoring, without the noise
You lose deals to price changes you never saw.
PriceGazer watches your competitors' pricing pages on a schedule you choose — hourly to weekly. When a price actually changes, you get one clear email with the before and after. Not three weeks later.
Set up in 2 minutes. Cancel anytime. One email that matters, not twenty that don't.
Monitoring: acme.com/pricing
They've matched your pricing. Decide what to do about it — today.
The email you get when it matters. No banner rotations. No cookie popups. No noise.
Signal vs noise
Alerts that don't scream at you
Generic page monitors are noise machines. They flag banner rotations, layout shifts, and cookie popups — until you stop reading them entirely. That's the product failure nobody talks about: the tool that cries wolf becomes background noise.
Generic page monitor
- Banner image rotated
- Timestamp updated
- Cookie notice changed
- Ad content refreshed
- Navigation reordered
- Footer copyright bumped
- CSS class renamed
- Image lazy-load added
Alert #73 this week. You stopped reading on Tuesday.
PriceGazer
- Price increased or decreased
- New plan added
- Plan removed entirely
- Feature moved to a higher tier
- Trial length changed
- Seat limits changed
The things a competitor does when they want to win.
We extract the content that matters — prices, plans, features — and only ping you when one of those actually changes.
How it works
Paste a page
Any pricing page, product page, or landing page. Your competitors' or anyone else's.
We watch it
Our fetcher checks on your schedule — hourly, daily, whatever fits. It strips navigation, headers, ads, and layout noise, and looks at what actually matters.
You get told
When a real change happens, one email arrives: what changed, when, and by how much. The full history stays in your dashboard.
What if the page needs JavaScript, or is behind Cloudflare?
We render pages with a real browser engine, so JavaScript-heavy pricing pages (SPAs, React apps) work fine. For aggressively protected sites — Cloudflare, DataDome — we try, and if the page won't load, we pause that monitor and tell you, rather than hammering the site and getting your IP banned. If pricing is behind a login, we can't see it; most pricing pages are public.
"We lost a deal last quarter because a competitor had dropped their pricing three weeks before the call. The prospect knew. We didn't."— a founder, r/SaaS
$19/month
- Monitor up to 100 competitor URLs
- Checks from hourly to weekly
- Email alerts on real changes
- Full change history with before/after
- No setup fees. Cancel anytime.