Competitor price monitoring platform

Electronics and IT

Laptops, phones, PC components, peripherals — the categories where prices move fastest. Without automated monitoring, you find out a competitor cut its price only when your sales drop.

You set the interval per product: for this vertical we suggest hourly checks on your best sellers and a less frequent check on the rest of the catalogue.

Large and small appliances

Fridges, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, coffee machines — predictable promotional cycles and head-to-head competition between shops.

Stored price history shows whether a discount was real: you can see when a rival pushed the price up before Black Friday and when it came back down.

Beauty and personal care

Categories with many sellers and variable margins. Following the same product at several sellers shows who really is cheapest once offers are counted.

For this vertical, picking the exact product page at each competitor is critical — same size, same pack — because cosmetics come in variants that are not always obvious from the title. You decide which product pages are watched.

Sports and fitness

Equipment, clothing and accessories with pronounced seasonality. Anticipating end-of-season price drops is critical for margin.

The stored price history shows the trend, so you know when post-season cuts begin and can react before your competitors do.

DIY and garden

Tools, building materials, garden and home furniture — prices often change during sale campaigns. 4pricing shows you when competitors change their prices, so you can react without losing your position. Outside campaigns, an alert reaches you at the first check that catches a large drop.

Automotive and motorcycle

Car parts, accessories, consumables — a fragmented market with many niche sellers. Following prices at online parts shops lets you position correctly on steady-demand items.

There are many part numbers and prices move slowly, so you can set a wider interval and save credits, while an alert at the first check that catches a change still reaches you.

Toys and children's products

Demand peaks around year-end holidays, Hari Raya and major online sale events, with heavy price pressure at the top. On the busiest days, short-interval checks decide whether the sale lands with you or with the rival.

During peak weeks a price can change several times a day. Hourly checks on seasonal products mean you see it first.

Books, stationery and office supplies

Stationery, books and office supplies sell in steady volume, with peaks around the school term and festive seasons. Following prices lets you position correctly at those moments.

Outside campaign periods this vertical has the most stable prices — 4pricing alerts you only when a real move happens, without filling your inbox.