Industries · Tools & hardware

Pricing intelligence for tool and hardware brands

A cordless drill kit sells on Amazon, Home Depot, Lowe’s, eBay and a hundred distributor sites, in kits and bare-tool variants that are easy to mix up. PriceIntel AI tracks the listings you choose, matches the right variant, and flags the ones below your MAP with proof.

  • Amazon, big-box retailers, eBay, distributors
  • Variant-aware matching
  • MAP signals with proof pages
18V drill kit, 2 batteriesMAP $199 · 1 reseller below
Lowest reseller
$169
Resellers tracked
6
Below MAP
1
Reseller prices against a MAP threshold
ResellerPricevs MAPStatus
eBay seller$199 $16915.1% belowBelow MAP
Big-box retailer$199At MAPOK
Distributor$2095.0% aboveOK
Reseller prices against a MAP threshold. Illustrative interface example.

Reseller pricesPer listing, per check

VariantsKit vs bare tool

MAP and MSRPSignal with evidence

eBay sellersGrey-market offers

The tools problem

Kits, bare tools and bundles make every comparison a trap

The same drill exists as a bare tool, a kit with one battery, a kit with two, and a bundle with a bag. A reseller listing the bare tool at the kit’s MAP looks like a violation and is not; a reseller listing the two-battery kit at the one-battery price is a violation and looks fine.

Add eBay sellers moving grey-market stock and distributors with their own promotions, and the manual check becomes a weekly argument about which listing is which.

The violation is realonly if the listing is the same product.

SKU 18V drill kit, 2 batteries

MAP $199

Lowest reseller $169 (eBay seller)

Match confidence 92%

Below MAP 15.1% since 9 Oct

Illustrative figures.

What you get

Built for how tools & hardware is actually sold

Variant-aware matching

Each listing carries its own title and a match confidence score, and AI product matching connects equivalents across kit names and model suffixes.

MAP and MSRP signals

Reads below the policy you set per SKU are flagged with the gap and a saved proof page.

Marketplace seller view

Which eBay and Amazon sellers are offering your SKUs, at what price, with what stock.

What we read

Every listing, every check

Price and struck price

The selling price and any “was” price, so permanent discounts are not confused with promotions.

Stock

In stock, low stock or out, per read, and units sold where Amazon shows it.

Variant and title

The reseller’s own title and a match score, so kit and bare-tool listings are kept apart.

Proof page

A saved copy of every page read, attached to the export.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

  1. 01

    Share your catalogue

    Upload a spreadsheet with your products and the listings to watch: resellers, marketplaces, rival brands. Up to 10 links per product. Add your MAP or MSRP per product to get policy signals.

  2. 02

    Pages are checked on schedule

    Weekly to several times a day, plus manual checks. Each read records price, delivery, stock, the struck price and promotions, and saves a copy of the page as proof.

  3. 03

    Review and act

    Home shows what moved since the last check and the products needing attention. Export the evidence for a reseller conversation, with the proof page attached.

Who uses it

One account, several desks

Channel managers

Who is below MAP, which variant, since when, with the evidence.

Marketplace teams

Grey-market and unauthorised sellers on Amazon and eBay.

Distributor sales

The distributor view before the review: pricing, promotions, stock.

Pricing teams

Price history and position per SKU, exported to Excel.

FAQ

Tools & Hardware pricing FAQs

See it with your products

See how your products are priced across every channel this week

Send us ten SKUs and the listings you worry about. We set them up and walk you through the first check.