MonitorCat
MonitorCat use case

Competitor price monitoring for small teams

Follow selected prices on a manageable list of public competitor product pages and review changes without checking each page manually.

Why use it

Spend less time checking the same pages

MonitorCat helps small businesses follow selected competitor prices. Add the public product pages you want to watch, select each displayed price and receive an email when an observed price changes.

For example

A specialist retailer wants to follow ten directly comparable products sold by two competitors. Rather than searching those pages every morning, the team creates one price monitor per public product page and reviews the dashboard when an email reports a change.

With MonitorCat

From webpage to email alert

1

Choose comparable pages

Add public product URLs for the products and variants you want to compare with your own range.

2

Select each displayed price

Create a Price Change monitor for each URL and select the price element that represents the comparison you want.

3

Choose how often to check

Choose how often you want MonitorCat to check, within the limits of your account plan.

4

Review before acting

Use the recorded price, screenshot context and source page to verify a change before making a commercial decision.

Works well for

  • A known list of directly comparable public product pages
  • Occasional price movements where scheduled checks are sufficient
  • People who want email prompts and a simple recorded history

What MonitorCat leaves to you

  • Automatic competitor catalogue discovery or product matching
  • Market-share analytics, reporting suites or team workflows
  • Automatic changes to your own pricing
Questions

Common questions

Does MonitorCat find competitor products for me?

No. You supply each public product URL and select the price you want to monitor.

Can it automatically change my prices?

No. MonitorCat provides observations and email alerts; commercial decisions and price updates remain with your team.

Start monitoring a webpage today

Monitor a public webpage on a schedule and receive email alerts when the selected price or content changes.

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