Landed price comparison
Item price plus delivery, per retailer, so a cheaper item with expensive delivery is not mistaken for the cheapest offer.
Google Shopping price monitoring
Know where you rank against the retailers in Google Shopping, every morning
Shoppers sort Google Shopping by total price. PriceIntel AI reads the product pages of the retailers you compete with there, compares item price plus delivery, and tells you per product whether you are the best price, the same, or someone is cheaper.
- Any retailer product page
- Landed price with delivery
- Up to 10 competitors per product
- Cheapest landed
- £219.99
- Retailers tracked
- 6
- In stock
- 5 of 6
| Retailer | Item | Delivery | Landed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retailer A | £229.00 £219.99 | Free | £219.99 |
| Retailer B | £215.00 | £9.95 | £224.95 |
| Retailer C | £224.00 | Out of stock | — |
Item pricePlus delivery
StockIn or out, per read
PromotionsStruck price, badge
AlertsPer check or daily
The Google Shopping problem
The comparison page shows a moment. It does not show what moved.
Google Shopping puts you next to every retailer selling the same product, sorted by total price. A competitor’s free-delivery promotion or a weekend price cut moves you from first to fourth, and the only way to notice by hand is to search your own products all day.
PriceIntel reads the retailers’ own product pages instead, where price, delivery and stock are published, so every product has a recorded history and a change feed rather than a screenshot.
Shoppers compare totals.Your monitoring should compare totals too.
Your landed price £229.00
Cheapest in-stock retailer £219.99 (Retailer A)
Gap £9.01 / 3.9%
Retailers out of stock 1 of 6
Position this morning 3rd of 5 in stock
Illustrative figures.
How it works
From the Shopping results to a daily answer
01
Pick the retailers
Search your top products on Google Shopping, note the retailers that keep appearing, and paste their product page links next to yours. Up to 10 per product, from any site.
02
Pages are read on schedule
Each read records item price, delivery cost, stock, the struck price and promotions, and saves a copy of the page. Sites with unusual markup get a selector per listing.
03
Review what changed
Home shows what moved since the last check, the biggest money gaps and the products needing attention. One suggested price per product, with the reason.
What you get
Built for retailers who live in the comparison results
Price history per product
The three lines that matter: your price, the best competitor and the market average, day by day.
Who undercuts you most
Competitor pressure ranks the retailers that beat you most often, so negotiations and promotions are aimed at the right rival.
Stock opportunities
Products where every tracked competitor is out of stock, which is usually the moment to hold or raise.
Price suggestions
One suggestion per product from the cheapest in-stock competitor, your sales rate and the strategy you chose, never below cost plus minimum profit.
Reports and alerts
Excel reports, alerts per check or a daily summary, and a saved copy of every page read.
Related
The same account covers marketplaces too
Amazon
Other sellers on your Amazon listings, with stock and units-sold signals.
Amazon price intelligenceeBay
Other sellers on eBay.com and the UK and EU sites.
eBay price intelligenceShopify stores
Competitor monitoring for brands selling on their own Shopify site.
Shopify competitor monitoringRetail pricing intelligence
How retail pricing, category and eCommerce teams use PriceIntel.
For retailersFAQ
Google Shopping price monitoring FAQs
No. Google Shopping is a comparison page, not a seller’s price. PriceIntel reads the product pages of the retailers that appear there, which is where the price, delivery cost and stock actually live. You pick the retailers; we check their pages on schedule.
Any product page that publishes its price in standard markup, which covers most retail sites, Shopify stores, Amazon and eBay listings. Where a site uses unusual markup, a selector can be set per listing.
Where the page shows it, yes. Each read records the item price and the delivery cost so retailers are compared on the landed price a shopper sees, the same way Google Shopping sorts by total.
Up to 10 other-seller links per product, from any mix of retailer sites and marketplaces.
On your schedule, from weekly to several times a day, plus manual checks. Alerts arrive per check or as one daily summary.
Each listing records the competitor’s own title and a match confidence score, and AI product matching helps connect equivalents across catalogs with different names and variants.
See it with your products
Find out where you rank in Shopping results this week
Send us ten products and the retailers you keep seeing next to them. We set them up and run the first check.