Watch every price on every plan page
Add a competitor's pricing table, a product listing or a marketplace page and MonitoringMonkey extracts the price on every check. When a number changes, you get an alert with the before-and-after figures and the percentage difference, so you never have to reread a whole page to spot what moved.
Pricing pages carry more than headline numbers. A rival might quietly add a new tier, rename "Pro" to "Business", bury a per-seat minimum, or slip in an annual-billing discount. Our AI reads the change in context and tells you which of those actually happened, filtering out cosmetic tweaks that don't affect what a customer pays.
- Track SaaS plan prices, product prices, add-ons and usage tiers
- Catch new plans, renamed tiers, coupons, flash sales and "was / now" promotions
- See old vs new price and the exact percentage move in every alert
- Watch dozens of competitor plans across many sites from one dashboard
Turn price moves into a decision
Pricing is the fastest-moving competitive signal there is, and it's the one that pulls deals away from you before anyone on your team notices. A rival dropping entry pricing 20% ahead of a quarter close, or launching a limited-time promotion, can reshape a live sales cycle in a day. Tracking those moves closes the gap between when it happens and when you can respond.
Because every check is stored, each page builds a dated price history. That lets you see how often a competitor discounts, whether their increases follow a seasonal pattern, and how a promotion maps to their launch calendar. Export the history to a spreadsheet for a board deck, or push alerts straight into the channel where your pricing conversations already happen.
- Get alerts by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhook or API
- Build a full price history per page and export it for reporting
- Group pages by competitor so pricing shifts are easy to compare
Built for pricing and revenue teams
Product marketers use it to keep battlecards current instead of stale. Revenue and finance teams watch rival plan pages so a repricing never surprises them mid-quarter. E-commerce teams track competitor SKUs across a catalogue to keep their own prices sharp. In each case the workflow is the same: add the pages once, and every future price move comes to you with the context you need to decide whether to match, hold or counter.