Track competitor and supplier prices on any store.
Give dipd a product link and it watches the price for you, wherever that product is sold. Business accounts are set up with us rather than through a signup form, so tell us what you track and we will tell you exactly what we can cover.
We are still building this out, and the people who talk to us now decide what comes first.
What dipd reads today
850+
stores we have read live prices from
45+
markets
25+
currencies
96%
of price checks succeeded over 30 days
LiveCounted from our own tracking, . Updated automatically.
What businesses do with price tracking
These are the jobs we hear about most often. If yours is not here, that is the thing we most want to hear about.
Retailers and marketplace sellers
Competitor price monitoring
Watch the same products on competing stores and know the day a price moves, instead of reading it later in your sales numbers.
Promotion tracking
See when a competitor starts a sale, how deep it goes, and how long it lasts. The price history keeps the record for you.
Repricing decisions
Use a competitor price change as the signal to review your own. dipd never changes your prices. It tells you when theirs move.
Price match checks
When a customer asks you to match a price, look up what the other store charges now and what it charged last week.
Brands and distributors
Reseller and advertised price compliance
List every retailer carrying your products and keep a dated price history for each listing. Alerts on your own minimum advertised price are on the list below, not built yet.
Channel monitoring
See how retailers really price your products, store by store, without asking them.
Cross-market comparison
Follow one product across countries and currencies and find the gaps between what each market pays.
Buyers and procurement
Sourcing and buy-low alerts
Get told when a listing drops, with a threshold so the small moves stay quiet and the real ones reach you.
Supplier and input prices
Watch the public list prices you buy against and hear about an increase early. Prices behind a supplier login are out of reach, because dipd only reads public pages.
Stock and availability
Know when a competitor sells out or a supplier restocks. Both of those alerts work today.
Agencies, media and research
Watching prices for several clients
Keep a separate list per client. Today that means an account each, because shared team accounts are still being built.
Deal feeds and buying guides
Find real price drops worth writing about, on any store, with the history to back the claim up.
Analysts and researchers
Build a price record for the products you study and watch how they move over time and across markets.
Where everything stands
One honest list, split the only way that matters to you: what you can use now, and what you cannot. Nothing here carries a date.
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Works today
11Live in the product right now, and you can try all of it on the free plan.
Tracking
Any product page, any store. Works today.
Paste a product link and dipd starts watching it. Nothing to install, no store login, no integration to set up first.
Hundreds of stores already read. Works today.
We have read live prices from 380 or more stores, and you can add ones we have never seen before.
Daily and weekly checks. Works today.
Open to everyone today. Hourly checks are built and running, but they belong to the paid plans, which are not open yet.
Full price history. Works today.
Every check is kept, with charts and sale detection, so you can show what a price did over time and not just today.
Automatic tags and filters. Works today.
Give dipd your own tag list and products are tagged for you. Filter by tag, by recent drops, or by what is on sale.
Web and iPhone. Works today.
The dashboard runs in any browser. The Android app and the Chrome extension are coming soon.
Markets and prices
Prices for your market. Works today.
The price a shopper in your country actually sees, in the local currency, rather than whatever the store shows us.
Multi-currency display. Works today.
Follow the same product across countries and read every price in the currency you think in.
Alerts
Five kinds of alert. Works today.
Price drop, price increase, sale started, out of stock, and back in stock. Each one can be turned off on its own.
Thresholds that stop the noise. Works today.
Set how big a move is worth hearing about for your whole account, then override it on the products that deserve a closer watch.
Email, in the app, and push. Works today.
Every alert lands in all three. Push works on iPhone today.
Not yet
20None of this is built. We know what it would take, and what gets done first is decided by what businesses actually ask for, so tell us if one of these is the thing standing between you and using dipd.
Tracking
Higher daily volumes. Not yet.
Bulk link import. Not yet.
Variant level tracking, by size or colour. Not yet.
Markets and prices
Total price including shipping. Not yet.
Alerts
Slack and Microsoft Teams. Not yet.
Target price alerts, at a number you choose. Not yet.
Minimum advertised price violation alerts. Not yet.
Getting your data out
API keys, with usage per key. Not yet.
Outbound webhooks. Not yet.
CSV and Excel export. Not yet.
Connections
Zapier, n8n and Google Sheets. Not yet.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and BigCommerce. Not yet.
Reports
Scheduled report email. Not yet.
Competitor grouping. Not yet.
Reporting dashboard. Not yet.
Price index and competitiveness reports. Not yet.
Automatic product matching across stores. Not yet.
Teams and trust
Accounts for a whole team. Not yet.
Roles and permissions. Not yet.
Single sign-on. Not yet.
Build it with us
Most business software is finished before anyone asks the people who have to use it. We would rather do it the other way round.
The tracking works, and the list above shows exactly how far it goes. What sits on top of it, getting the data out, alerts where your team works, reports, accounts for a whole team, is being built now, and the order is not settled. It depends on who talks to us and what they need.
So tell us what you would use dipd for, which stores you watch, and which features would matter most. If you have an idea that is nowhere on this page, that is the one we want to hear.
What happens next
- You name the storesWe check every one and tell you which we can read today and which we cannot.
- We answer straightWhat dipd can do for your case right now, and what it cannot do yet. No pitch.
- Your needs set the orderWhat you ask for goes into the build list, and we tell you when it ships.
To be plain about what this is not: we are not offering dates, deals or a place in a queue, and there is no plan you can buy off this page. It is an invitation to shape the thing while it is being built.
The dipd team
Tell us what you track
Send us the stores you watch, roughly how many products, and what you would use dipd for. A person reads every message and replies by email.
Or write to contact@dipd.ai from any email app.
Straight answers
By talking to us rather than filling in a signup form. Tell us the stores you track and roughly how many products, and we will come back with what we can cover today and what it would take. Everything under Works today is already live, and you can try all of it on the free plan in the meantime.
We have not set a published price. What a plan costs depends on which stores you need and how often, because some are far more work to read than others, so we would rather quote you honestly once we know than publish a number we have to walk back.
The tracking itself is live and running every day. The parts a business needs on top of it, an API, webhooks, exports and team accounts, are being built now, and the list on this page marks exactly which is which. We do not put dates on any of it.
Any store with a public product page. We have read live prices from more than 380 of them so far, and we add new ones all the time. Send us your list and we will tell you which ones work before you commit to anything.
No. dipd only reads public product pages, the same ones any shopper sees. That also means we cannot read a price that sits behind a login, such as a supplier portal or a trade account.
They go into the build order. The features on this page marked as exploring are there because they are possible, not because they are promised. What businesses ask for is what decides which of them get built.