Price API

Price API is an API for current, reliable e-commerce market data. Price API can help you monitor & compare e-commerce prices in real-time on Amazon, Google Shopping, eBay, Idealo & other e-commerce sites in 35 countries for your successful repricing. Watch a short video to explain what Price API is and how it can support you business with your e-commerce data needs: https://vimeo.com/241717036 Try it for FREE with 1000 credits. No credit card required. ------- Why we exist? To make ecommerce markets transparent at scale How we are different? We scrape big retailers, marketplaces and price comparison sites, with a team of experts and a great cost-value ratio What we offer? An API for current, reliable ecommerce market data --------- 1. Why we exist We believe that successful ecommerce is data-driven. It's about better insights and reliable automation. While the ecommerce market today is very transparent to buyers, it is challenging for sellers to always have up-to-date, reliable data on the market and their competition. Price API provides your business with transparency at scale. Do you want to dominate your competition with the best possible pricing? Do you need competitive insights to craft your pricing strategy or to monitor essential business KPIs? All these use cases depend on reliable and current market data. And that's our core competence. 2. How we are different To provide transparency over the ecommerce market at scale, we scrape big retailers like Amazon, marketplaces like eBay and price comparison sites like Google Shopping. This is hard. Thus we employ teams of experts in data collection and in ecommerce data science up to the task. This is costly. But with more and more retailers and brands outsourcing their data collection to us, we can leverage economies of scale and provide our customers with a great cost-value ratio. 3. What we offer The API we offer provides current and even realtime market data. It works in three steps: Your system asks Price API for one or more specific products (giving an identifier or a search phrase) and a specific data source (e.g. Google Shopping UK). Price API visits the data source's website, searches for the products and extracts the relevant information much like a real buyer would. When ready, your system downloads the data from Price API and processes it, e.g. to update prices in your shop.