Live competitor data where you actually price.
Most price monitoring tools dump data into a dashboard nobody acts on. Retailgrid wires competitor prices, marketplace data, and DTC feeds straight into the grid where your team sets rules and approves price changes — so the loop from signal to action is hours, not days.
The data sources you need. Mapped. Refreshed. In the grid.
Three capabilities that turn competitor data from a passive report into an active input to pricing decisions.
Every source a mid-market retailer actually needs.
Crawlers, marketplaces, partners — all in one feed.
- Own web crawling infrastructure for DTC sites and category portals
- Marketplace APIs: Amazon SP-API, eBay, bol., ManoMano, eMag, more
- Public data partners: PriceRunner, Idealo, Google Shopping
Auto-mapping that doesn't need a 3-month project.
- GTIN-first matching where barcodes exist
- Attribute matching for non-GTIN catalogs (brand, model, variant)
- Match-confidence scoring with one-click manual review on edge cases
Price history that's actually queryable.
- Per-SKU price history with 4-hour resolution
- Competitor-vs-yours overlay charts in the workspace
- Push to BigQuery, Snowflake, or your warehouse of choice
From competitor signal to applied price change.
Most monitoring tools end at the dashboard. Retailgrid's monitoring is the input to the agentic pricing engine — so the data has somewhere to go.
Configure sources
Pick the marketplaces, partners, and DTC competitors you care about. Retailgrid starts crawling and mapping competitor SKUs to yours automatically — most catalogs map in hours, not weeks.
Define alerts and rules
Set MAP thresholds, price gap alerts, and out-of-position triggers. Wire them into the agentic pricing rules — so a competitor move can fire a price change automatically.
Monitor, decide, act
Competitor data lives in the same grid as your prices and rules. Alerts route to Slack, email, or the approval queue. Every action — manual or auto — is logged against the signal that triggered it.
The monitoring layer that doesn't need a separate vendor.
Most retailers run pricing on three vendors: a monitoring tool, a rules engine, and a BI dashboard. Retailgrid replaces all three — so the data flows from signal to action without a CSV in between.