Bulk import
One link per line, or a CSV/XLSX file. Up to 1,000 in one paste, with the plan's remaining slots shown before you submit.
Price Tracker reads the offers you paste — up to a thousand in one go — on a schedule, sorts them into product groups and shows the current price, the last move, the lowest price in the group and who is undercutting whom.
Every złoty below the floor is margin given away; every day spent above it unknowingly is a buy box lost. Price Tracker shows the floor per product, so the price you set is the one the market needs — not less, and not late.
Paste offer links one per line, or upload a CSV/XLSX file with a link per row. Up to a thousand at once; the cabinet shows how many slots your plan leaves. A product card link needs its offer ID, and the field tells you if it does not.
As the prices come in, the rows sort themselves into groups by product type — one group per kettle model, not one list of four hundred rows. Rename or remove a group; the ones not grouped yet are listed as such.
Per row: the buy-now price at the last check and the change since it last changed. Per group: the lowest price and who holds it. An arrow next to the price re-reads the offer right away; an offer withdrawn from sale is marked with when it was noticed.
Every figure on the screen has the page it was taken from and the method printed next to it. These are the parts.
One link per line, or a CSV/XLSX file. Up to 1,000 in one paste, with the plan's remaining slots shown before you submit.
Rows are sorted into groups by product type as prices arrive. Names are editable; removing a group stops tracking every offer in it.
The buy-now price at the last check and the change since it last moved, in euros or złoty.
Which offer is the cheapest in the group right now, and by how much — naming the undercutter.
Every offer is re-read on the schedule shown above the table; the arrow next to a price reads it again on the spot.
An offer that leaves the marketplace stays on the list, marked with when Marzi noticed — not dropped without a trace.
Marzi says which is which on the screen itself. Here is the short version for Price Tracker.
Paste the whole shelf you are about to enter and see the real price floor before setting yours.
Your competitors' prices for every SKU you carry, in one table, without the morning ritual of opening tabs.
Watch the resellers of a catalogue: who holds the minimum price, who breaks it, and when.
Up to 1,000 links in one import, and a total set by the plan — the cabinet shows the slots in use next to the title and in the import dialog.
Offer links one per line, or a CSV/XLSX file with one link per row. Example files are linked in the dialog.
By product type, from the offer titles, as the first prices arrive. Rows not yet placed are listed under “Not grouped yet”; you can rename a group or remove it.
On the schedule shown above the table. The arrow next to any price re-reads that offer right away.
It stays in the list, marked “withdrawn from sale” with the time Marzi noticed. Pasting the link again starts it afresh.
No. Price Tracker is breadth: hundreds of prices in a table. Competitor Tracker is depth: a few offers with stock, daily sales, reviews and the whole product card.
7 days, no card required. The whole index, your trackers and the MCP endpoint are live from your first sign-in.