Snoopie: Price Tracking

Collection-level monitoring for new sale or promotional collections. Support showed me the collection tracker that detects when a competitor creates, renames, or removes collections. Caught a competitor testing a 'Clearance' collection that they created and deleted within six hours — probably testing before their real sale launch.

Dashboard was cluttered with 20 competitors. Support helped me create monitoring groups — 'Direct Competitors', 'adjacent market', and 'emerging threats'. Each group has its own alert settings and dashboard view. Organized chaos into a structured competitive Landscape.

My business partner handles competitive strategy but I didn't want to give them full Shopify admin access. Support walked me through the view-only collaborator link feature. My partner gets the monitoring dashboard, sees all competitor data, but can't touch any store settings. Took about three minutes to set up and solved a real access control headache.

Snoopie helps us track our competitors’ pricing and inventory. It allows us to set up alerts for price changes, new products, and out-of-stocks. This can be a useful tool for staying competitive and ensuring that we are offering the best possible prices to our customers.

Great app & amazing team , finding this app is lifesaving for us . the team is so responsive and they onboarded me on how to use it .

Highly recommended

Bundled product pricing wasn't being tracked separately. Support enabled the variant-level monitoring that catches price changes on individual bundle components. A competitor kept their bundle price the same but raised the individual item prices — effectively making the bundle look like a better deal. We'd have missed it without variant tracking.

Competitor app detection isn't a feature but support helped me check their store's source code for common app signatures. Discovered a competitor installed a dynamic pricing app the same week their prices started fluctuating. The manual analysis support provided context that automated monitoring can't.

Catalog growth rate tracking. Support configured the product count trend that shows how many products each competitor adds and removes monthly. One competitor's catalog grew 40% in three months, signaling aggressive expansion into our niche. The trend data was more alarming than any single product alert.

Non-product page monitoring like competitor blogs. Support explained it's outside the current scope but showed me how to combine Snoopie with a web content change tool for non-product pages. The combination gives me full competitive visibility. They suggested the integration rather than pretending their tool does everything.

Currency conversion in alerts. Support enabled dual-currency display — each price change shows the competitor's local currency and our equivalent. No more mental math trying to figure out if a €45 change matters in USD. Side-by-side comparison makes the data immediately actionable.