Fast setup.
Matching for complex catalogues.
Optimize your prices and margins with competitor intelligence, strong product matching and pricing recommendations. Pricy, the AI assistant inside PRICE, helps you explore the data, visualize it, create rules, challenge ideas and export reports. Fast setup and competitive pricing make it easier to get started.
Start with a defined product range.
Start with an agreed catalogue, competitor set and pricing objective. Connect through a review-and-export workflow or scope an integration with your existing stack.
See how setup works ↗Test matching on your own products.
Evaluate equivalent, similar and alternative products. Bring the variants and pack differences that make your catalogue challenging, then inspect whether the comparisons are useful.
Explore matching ↗Compare the total project cost.
Discuss a competitively priced project around the catalogue, coverage and connections you need. Put the same requirements in front of every vendor to compare total cost.
Discuss pricing ↗From a product match to a decision.
Change the product relationship and proposed price. See how the next step changes.
Interactive illustration · Fictional data · Prepared Pricy explanations, without a live AI connection.
01 · Validate the comparison
Your product: Arabica coffee beans, 1 kg. Cost: €12 excluding tax. Current price: €20 excluding tax.
02 · Check the margin
Gross margin = (price − cost) ÷ price. Floor: 35%. All prices exclude tax.
Review the proposed price
- Comparable reference
- €18.00/kg
- Simulated gross margin
- 33.3 %
- Minimum price at 35%
- €18.47
03 · Ask Pricy why
“Can I use this offer to change my price?”
The offer is €9 for 500 g, or €18/kg. With a €12 cost per 1 kg pack, your proposed price leaves less than 35% gross margin. The minimum price for this rule is €18.47.
Prepared explanation for this example. No price is published.This illustrates a workflow, not customer results. No revenue or margin uplift is predicted. Fees, demand effects and additional rules are excluded.
Discuss your catalogueWhen to consider PRICE.
- Your team already has pricing logic and needs stronger competitive context.
- Equivalent, similar and alternative product matches matter to your catalogue.
- You want to identify margin opportunities and check recommendations against your objectives before publication.
- You want to evaluate a focused initial scope, with explicit setup requirements and costs.
Setup timing depends on scope and data availability. Matching quality and total cost should be evaluated on your own requirements. PRICE’s focus is a clear proposal and a workflow your team can assess.
See PRICE with your catalogue.
Bring your products, competitor sources and margin objectives. We’ll walk through the relevant features with you.