Manage pricing
across your retail catalogue.
Connect competitor intelligence and margin objectives so pricing teams can make consistent decisions across products, categories and brands.
Your catalogue should reflect your strategy.
Different categories play different commercial roles. Some need close competitor alignment; others need more room to protect profitability. PRICE connects market context with your rules so the same lowest-price reaction does not become the default for every product.
One relevant market view.
Daily observations. Matched products.
For pricing teams
Bring daily competitor information, matched products and pricing recommendations into a repeatable review process.
For category managers
Compare branded ranges and private labels with category and brand objectives in mind. Use matching, price and stock signals to review your competitive position.
For commercial leaders
Connect pricing decisions to margin priorities. Make the commercial rules explicit before recommendations are published.
How it works.
Choose a starting category
Define a representative scope with a clear competitive set and commercial objective.
Review market and margin together
Validate relevant comparisons and evaluate recommendations against your agreed rules.
Connect the daily workflow
Agree how outputs reach the systems and teams responsible for price publication.
Before you get started.
Can we start with part of our catalogue?
A focused initial scope can make coverage, matching and pricing rules easier to evaluate. Discuss your preferred category during the demo.
Can different brands have different objectives?
Yes. Margin objectives can be defined by product, category or brand.
See how PRICE fits your pricing process.
Bring your products, competitor sources and margin objectives. We’ll walk through the relevant features with you.