OfferPulse tracks competitor promos, bundles and free shipping thresholds for Shopify sellers and sends alerts. Plans from £49/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
OfferPulse is a competitor offer monitoring tool built for Shopify sellers and ecommerce managers. It watches the promotional side of competitor stores: percentage and fixed discounts, free shipping thresholds, bundles and multi-buy deals, cart incentives, and delivery and returns messaging. When something changes, it sends an alert.
The company is explicit about what it does not do. It is not a price monitoring tool, and it focuses on offer structure rather than individual product prices. Its argument is that competitors often leave prices alone and change the offer stack instead, so a price tracker can report no change while the real offer has moved.
The site says more than 500 Shopify sellers use it, and homepage testimonials come from a skincare DTC operator, an agency owner running 12 Shopify stores and a head of e-commerce at a fashion brand.
Setup has three steps. You paste competitor URLs and choose what to track, such as free shipping, discount banners or bundles. No installation or code is needed, and the site says it works best on Shopify stores but supports most e-commerce platforms.
OfferPulse then visits the pages multiple times per day and captures the current state of offers, messaging and promotional elements. Its detection looks for discount codes, shipping thresholds, bundle deals, cart incentives and trust signals, and it filters out content edits so only offer-layer changes count.
When a snapshot differs from the previous one, the change is categorized and a before/after comparison is prepared. You receive an alert by email or Slack, plus a weekly Competitive Pulse digest. The site claims alerts arrive in under 60 seconds.
The core feature is offer-change detection across promos and discounts, free shipping thresholds, bundles and multi-buy deals, and cart and checkout incentives. Each alert carries evidence, history and a suggested action, such as considering a match when a competitor lowers a free shipping threshold.
Reporting centers on the Weekly Competitive Pulse, a Monday summary showing total changes, new promos, ended promos, threshold changes and a timeline by competitor. Change history runs 30 days on Starter and 90 days on Growth, and the comparison table lists unlimited history for Agency.
Organization and sharing tools vary by plan. Starter can filter by offer type and share snapshots. Growth adds offer categories and tagging. Agency adds share links and client-ready reporting. CSV export, PDF reports and multi-store workspaces are marked as coming soon.
OfferPulse is a competitor offer monitoring tool for Shopify sellers. It tracks discounts, bundles, free shipping thresholds and cart incentives on competitor stores and sends alerts when they change.
Plans are Starter at £49 per month, Growth at £99 per month and Agency at £199 per month, billed monthly. Prices exclude VAT where applicable. A yearly option advertises 2 months free.
Yes. All plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. There is also a free Offer Snapshot tool that needs no account.
No. The company says it is not a price monitoring tool and focuses on offer structure such as free shipping, bundles, discounts and cart incentives instead of individual product prices.
Pages are checked multiple times per day. Starter checks twice daily, while Growth and Agency use high-frequency monitoring every 2-4 hours. The homepage describes checks as six times per day.
Yes. Growth includes email and Slack alerts, letting you send notifications to a team channel. The sources do not list other integrations.
The site says it works best on Shopify stores but supports most e-commerce platforms. It is marketed mainly to Shopify sellers.
It suits Shopify store owners, ecommerce managers and agencies that want to follow competitor promotions without manual checks. The Agency plan is aimed at those managing multiple client stores.