Shopper trackers and seller trackers are different tools
Search for a price tracking tool and you will mostly find browser extensions that alert shoppers to a discount on one product at one store. They are useful for buying, and not much use for selling.
A seller needs the reverse: many products, several competitors per product, readings every day, and a way to compare them with their own price and cost. They also need to know when a reading is wrong, because a pricing decision based on a bad scrape costs money.
Luska is a seller-side price tracker. It is built around your catalogue, not a wish list, and it goes one step further than tracking by suggesting what your price should be.
How Luska does it
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Start from your catalogue
Import products from CSV or Shopify. Add cost prices if you want margin figures.
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Add competitor product URLs
One URL per competitor per product. Any public product page; comparison sites are used as reference only.
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Daily tracking
Prices and stock status are checked every day and kept as history. Implausible readings are flagged automatically.
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Alerts you choose
Set an undercut threshold — for example 5% — and Luska alerts you when a competitor drops below your price by more than that. A weekly summary email covers the rest.
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From tracking to pricing
On Professional, each product gets a suggested price with a reason and a confidence score, inside built-in margin guardrails.
Who it's for
Shop owners doing it by hand
If you check rival sites in a browser every week, Luska does it daily and keeps the history.
Growing catalogues
From 100 products on Starter to 5,000 on Business, without per-check charges.
Not for bargain hunters
If you want an alert when a product you want to buy goes on sale, a shopper extension is the right tool.
Questions to ask before choosing a price tracker
How many products and competitors?
Plans are usually limited by both. Count your products and the competitors per product you need, then compare limits rather than headline prices.
How often are prices checked?
Luska checks daily, which suits most retail categories. If your market changes several times a day, you may need a more frequent repricer.
Is there per-check metering?
Some tools charge by the number of price checks. Luska's plans include daily checks, so the cost does not rise with frequency.
What happens to bad data?
A tracker that trusts every reading will mislead you sooner or later. Look for outlier flags and stock detection.
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.
Starter covers tracking and alerts. If you also want suggested prices, the 14-day trial runs on Professional so you can see both before choosing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Luska a browser extension?
No. It is a web application. You add products and competitor URLs once, and the checks run on Luska's servers every day.
Can I track Amazon or marketplace listings?
You can add any public product page URL. Price-comparison sites such as Google Shopping, PriceRunner, Prisjakt and idealo are kept as reference only, because their listings mix many sellers.
How far back does price history go?
14 days on Starter, 60 days on Professional, 180 days on Business and unlimited on Enterprise.
Is there a free plan?
No, but every workspace starts with a 14-day trial of Professional without a card.