Web Data
Collection, normalization and delivery of public-web data your systems can build on — with quality controls and full lineage.
ExplorePricing is the fastest-moving public signal in most markets, and the most misread. A competitor's "price drop" might be a strategy shift, a clearance, a currency artifact or a data error. Heroku's price monitoring separates these cases by pairing every observation with context: availability, promotion framing, historical behavior and cross-market comparison.
The output is a pricing dataset and alert stream your team can trust: matched products, normalized currencies and units, promotional flags, and a history deep enough to distinguish an experiment from a repositioning.
SKU-level matching across retailers with confidence scores and human audit trails — the unglamorous foundation of honest price comparison.
Price indices by category, brand and segment; distribution tracking; promotion frequency and depth analysis over time.
Stock states and availability patterns monitored alongside price, because an unavailable competitor price isn't a competitive price.
Role-configured alerts — direct undercut thresholds, MAP deviations, market-wide moves — delivered to Slack, email or webhooks.
We surface match confidence with every comparison. Wrong matches make pricing decisions worse, not better.
Strikethrough, bundle and coupon mechanics are captured and classified, not flattened into a single number.
Longitudinal storage means seasonality and habitual discounting are visible, not rediscovered annually.
Program defaults from current enterprise engagements.
Collection, normalization and delivery of public-web data your systems can build on — with quality controls and full lineage.
ExploreContinuous market monitoring that turns competitor moves, category trends and public signals into decision-ready intelligence.
ExploreProfessional competitor monitoring built on publicly available business information, with the rigor your strategy reviews expect.
ExploreA 45-minute discovery call and a written feasibility note will tell you more than any brochure. Sample scopes included.
(Team note) If you’re evaluating monitoring approaches, the Insights article on price monitoring in competitive research covers the matching framework in depth.
Do alert thresholds support per-category configuration? Our electronics team and grocery team have very different pain tolerances.
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Match confidence scores shown next to every comparison — finally. We rejected two vendors over ‘black box matching’ before finding this page.