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Spot the price drop.
Find what’s behind it.

See when your products drop below their alert prices and find listings that may explain why. Use the evidence when a retailer asks you to cover its lost margin.

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Monitoring

Retail Price Monitoring

Check products against the alert prices you set. Catch unexpected drops with daily monitoring and add hourly checks on Surge Days.

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Investigation

Price-Match Investigation

Find likely source listings. Examine seller details, pack sizes, and screenshots before responding to a funding request.

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Where Price Oversight fits

Price Oversight does one job. When a retailer lowers your price, it helps you find out when the price dropped and which listing the retailer may have matched. If the retailer later asks you to cover its lost margin, your evidence is ready. Other tools answer different questions and can sit alongside it.

If you use…	It helps answer…	Price Oversight helps with…
MAP monitoring	Which sellers are advertising below our minimum advertised price?	Finding the listing a retailer may have matched, including listings with a different pack size, and comparing prices per unit. An alert price can equal MAP, but a price below it isn’t a finding of a MAP violation.
Deduction or chargeback recovery	Is this charge valid, based on invoices, purchase orders, and delivery records?	The listing side of a price-match request: the lower-priced offer, its seller and pack size, and dated screenshots.
Price-history trackers or manual checks	When did our price change at this retailer?	Searching more than 100 retailers for listings that may explain the change, and capturing them as evidence.
Price intelligence or repricing tools	What should we charge?	Nothing here. Price Oversight doesn’t set or recommend prices. It shows what was observed and what may have been compared.

If you use…: MAP monitoring
It helps answer…: Which sellers are advertising below our minimum advertised price?
Price Oversight helps with…: Finding the listing a retailer may have matched, including listings with a different pack size, and comparing prices per unit. An alert price can equal MAP, but a price below it isn’t a finding of a MAP violation.

If you use…: Deduction or chargeback recovery
It helps answer…: Is this charge valid, based on invoices, purchase orders, and delivery records?
Price Oversight helps with…: The listing side of a price-match request: the lower-priced offer, its seller and pack size, and dated screenshots.

If you use…: Price-history trackers or manual checks
It helps answer…: When did our price change at this retailer?
Price Oversight helps with…: Searching more than 100 retailers for listings that may explain the change, and capturing them as evidence.

If you use…: Price intelligence or repricing tools
It helps answer…: What should we charge?
Price Oversight helps with…: Nothing here. Price Oversight doesn’t set or recommend prices. It shows what was observed and what may have been compared.

Price Oversight doesn’t enforce pricing policies, negotiate with retailers, or ask other retailers or sellers to change their prices. Your team handles the retailer discussion.

Explore price-match investigation →Selling to Amazon? Read what vendors should check before funding a price match.

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