Prisync tracks competitor prices and stock and reprices with rules. Plans start at $99/month with a 14-day free trial. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Prisync is a competitor price tracking and dynamic pricing software product for ecommerce companies. It collects competitor prices and stock availability for the products a merchant sells, shows them in a single dashboard, and can adjust the merchant's own prices through rules. The company was founded in February 2013 and works from an Istanbul-based office.
Prisync says it serves companies across 60 countries, from small merchants to larger brands. It is a self-service web product, so nothing needs installing and no technical integration is required before starting. Beyond price tracking, it offers MAP monitoring for suppliers and a feed integration that connects existing product feeds, including Google Shopping feeds.
A merchant adds products to Prisync, either one at a time or through batch import, and then defines which competitors to follow. Prisync's crawlers collect price and stock data from those competitor sites, so the merchant does not manage servers or scrapers. The site says the engine works for any country or market, with data starting to arrive in minutes.
Monitoring comes in three models. URL-based monitoring tracks competitor URLs the user adds manually. Channel-based monitoring follows specific sales channels and finds competitors the user may not know about. The hybrid model combines both. Results appear in a dashboard with price index, competitor comparison, filters and a detailed product view, and pricing rules can be applied to chosen product segments.
The data layer covers unlimited competitor tracking, worldwide site and currency coverage, stock availability monitoring, marketplace data tracking and product variant price tracking. Analysis tools include advanced filtering, price positioning comparison, category and brand performance analytics, and price history on higher tiers. Reports can be exported to Excel, and email notifications range from daily reports to instant price change alerts.
On the action side, Prisync offers repricing and dynamic pricing rules, price change detection, and competitive pricing recommendations. Suppliers get MAP monitoring and a recommended price module on the top tier. The site also lists API access, billed as an extra 20% on top of the monthly fee, for connecting Prisync to other platforms and internal systems.
Prisync is competitor price tracking and dynamic pricing software for ecommerce businesses. It monitors competitor prices and stock availability and can adjust a merchant's prices through rules. It was founded in February 2013.
Plans start at $99 per month for URL-based Professional (up to 100 products). Channel-based plans run $199 to $599 per month and hybrid plans $299 to $799 per month. API access adds 20% to the subscription.
Yes. Any plan can be tried free for 14 days, and the site says no credit card or contract is required. There is no permanent free plan listed.
Prisync lists Shopify, Amazon, Google Shopping, and Magento 1 and 2 extensions. Other platforms can connect through its API. A feed integration also syncs existing product feeds, including Google Shopping feeds.
Yes. The dynamic pricing engine is included from the Premium tier and lets users build rules applied to chosen product segments. The Professional tier covers monitoring and reporting only.
It suits online retailers, brands and suppliers where price strongly influences sales. Suppliers can use MAP monitoring and the recommended price module on Platinum plans.
The site describes Prisync as self-service, requiring no integration or technical operation beforehand. Users access an online dashboard through a browser and can import products in bulk.
URL-based monitoring tracks competitor URLs you add. Channel-based monitoring follows specific sales channels and finds competitors automatically. The hybrid model combines both for broader coverage.