From price data to price intelligence
Price data is a list of readings. Price intelligence is knowing what they mean: where you are expensive, where you leave money on the table, which competitors move first, and which signals to ignore.
That takes clean data, a consistent way to measure position, and something that watches for patterns so a person does not have to. It also takes a record of decisions, so you can learn which moves worked.
Luska covers each layer: daily readings with sanity checks, a price index against the market median, AI agents that watch for specific situations, and a before/after check on every approved change.
How Luska does it
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Clean readings
Daily checks of competitor product pages, out-of-stock detection, implausible readings flagged (outside 0.5–2× the median), comparison sites as reference only.
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One measure of position
A price index per product where 100 is the median of live competitors, alongside the gap to the cheapest and your margin.
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Agents that watch for you
AI agents cover competitor changes, margin protection, promotions, stockouts, price wars, markdowns, demand forecasting and data quality.
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A weekly digest
A weekly summary email and a competitor price-move feed keep the team informed without logging in every day.
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Decisions and outcomes
On Professional, recommendations with reasons go through an approval queue, and Luska measures sales 7 days before and after each approved change.
Who it's for
Pricing and category managers
Who need a defensible view of position across a catalogue, not a pile of screenshots.
E-commerce leads reporting upwards
Export the grid to CSV, or use the REST API on Business to feed your own reporting.
Mid-sized retailers
Teams that want intelligence without an enterprise implementation project.
What separates useful price intelligence
Trustworthy inputs
Intelligence is only as good as the readings behind it. Flagging implausible prices and keeping comparison sites as reference protects every report built on the data.
A consistent yardstick
A price index against the median of live competitors lets you compare position across products and over time.
Focus on exceptions
Nobody reads a full grid every day. Agents and alerts should surface only what changed and why it matters.
A feedback loop
Measuring the result of each approved change turns intelligence into learning. Luska compares sales before and after each change.
What it costs
Starter is €149 a month for up to 100 products with three competitors each: daily price and stock monitoring, alerts and digests, the pricing calendar and CSV export. It does not include recommendations.
Professional is €449 a month for up to 1,000 products with 20 competitors each, and adds AI price recommendations, margin guardrails, opt-in autopilot, price elasticity from your own sales data and Shopify price push. Business is €1,290 a month for up to 5,000 products with 50 competitors each and adds the REST API. Enterprise is priced on request.
Every new workspace starts with a 14-day trial of Professional. No card is needed, and nothing is charged when the trial ends.
The price grid, alerts and weekly summary are on every plan. Recommendations and before/after measurement start on Professional; the REST API on Business.
Frequently asked questions
What makes this different from a price tracker?
A tracker shows readings. Luska adds a consistent position measure, automatic data-quality checks, agents that flag specific situations, recommendations and outcome measurement.
Can I get the data into my BI tool?
Export the price grid to CSV on any plan, or pull data through the REST API on Business and above.
How does Luska treat Google Shopping and comparison sites?
As reference only. Their listings mix many sellers, so they are shown but do not drive the market median or recommendations.
Is there an enterprise option?
Enterprise has unlimited products and competitors, every AI agent, a dedicated success manager and custom integrations, priced on request.