For a distributor, knowing in real time how market prices move makes the difference. 4pricing shows you the price of products at eMAG, Altex, Flanco, PC Garage, Evomag and Cel.ro, with history and alerts, and delivers the data via API so you can use it in your own systems — for competitive pricing and market monitoring at scale.
Automatically track competitor prices for thousands of product pages, at the interval you set yourself. No more checking eMAG, Altex, Flanco, PC Garage, Evomag or Cel.ro product by product. Configured for the România market, with the largest local retailers.
Add the product pages — yours and your competitors' — by link or from a CSV with a URL column, and 4pricing tracks exactly those pages. You start monitoring a large catalogue in minutes. Configured for the România market, with the largest local retailers.
See instantly where the market price has fallen below the level that keeps your margin. Adjust your price list before you lose profit on high volumes. Configured for the România market, with the largest local retailers.
Get notified when a tracked product hits your target price or drops sharply. React the same day, not at the end-of-month report. Configured for the România market, with the largest local retailers.
Reports by category, brand and competitor showing where you stand against the market. See on how many items you are more expensive, cheaper or level, and by how much. Configured for the România market, with the largest local retailers.
You gather products into a watchlist, pick the stores you monitor and set the checking interval per product. For integration at scale, the API delivers prices, history and availability in JSON, straight into your systems.
Yes. With the price-data API you feed your own pricing rules — for example to stay below the average of the stores you track or to react when a competitor drops. The app also ships ready-made strategies: undercut, match the median, and margin over cost.
Yes. You set thresholds on tracked products and are notified automatically when the price drops sharply at any retailer. You react fast, based on fresh data, not on an occasional report.
You set the interval: a default on the account, overridable per product, from one hour upwards. Every check consumes a credit, so a shorter interval costs more. We mark the last-updated time for each product.
