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Four things Pulse does, in order

Match the catalogue, watch it change, decide what to do, and tell somebody. Everything else in the product exists to serve those four steps.

01 · Matching

Finding the same product on someone else's site

The hard part of price tracking is not the crawl, it is knowing that their listing is your product. Pulse matches on EAN and MPN first, then falls back to a title-and-image model, and puts anything it is unsure about in a review queue rather than guessing.

Match review queue
Aurora Wireless EarbudsEAN exact98%
Nimbus Standing Desk 120Title + image94%
Vertex Running Shoe, MTitle only71% · review
Halo Desk LampNo candidateunmatched
Change log · last 2 hours
14:02Rival A −7.0%₹3,999
13:47Rival C out of stock—
13:15Rival B +2.4%₹19,900
12:58Rival A free shipping on—

02 · Watching

Price, stock and shipping, every five minutes

Checks run as often as every five minutes on the products you mark as critical and hourly on the rest. We record stock state and shipping cost alongside price, because a competitor who is out of stock is not really cheaper.

03 · Deciding

Rules that respect your floor

You set a floor margin per category and the rule that sits above it. Pulse never prices below the floor, never moves more than your daily cap, and writes an audit line for every change it makes.

Rule · Audio accessories
Floor margin22%locked
StrategyBeat cheapest by₹50
Daily capMax moves3
Applies toSKUs1,284

04 · Telling someone

Alerts and writebacks where your team already is

Pulse pushes a change to Slack or email, and writes the new price straight back to your store so nobody retypes anything.

Shopify
WooCommerce
Magento
Custom API
Slack
Email digest
Webhooks
Google Sheets

See it on your own catalogue

Upload a CSV of a hundred SKUs and we will return a matched competitor report within the hour.