Built for people who buy across borders
One credit tracks one product in one marketplace for 30 days. Watching the same product in a second country spends a second credit.
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Landed cost, not sticker price
Every price is split into base price, shipping and import fees, then totalled. The figure you compare is the figure you pay.
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One product, every marketplace
The same item across 3 Amazon marketplaces on one screen. The cheapest store is regularly not the one you were about to buy from.
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Price history you can actually read
Every recorded check is kept — lowest, highest, average, and the day each extreme happened, per country.
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Alerts shaped like your decision
Fire on a target amount, a percentage swing, a change in shipping or import fees, or a stock flip. Combine conditions with AND / OR.
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Told where you already are
Alerts go to email, Slack, WhatsApp or Telegram. One alert can reach several recipients at once.
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Availability, both directions
Know when something sells out, and know when it comes back — the second case is the one that actually saves you money.
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Quiet by default
A cooldown stops one restless listing from flooding your inbox. Sixty minutes per alert unless you change it.
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Delivery you can audit
Every notification leaves a trace: provider, status code, latency. When a message does not arrive, you can see exactly where it stopped.
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Public product pages
Product pages read fine without an account, so you can check a price before you hand over an email address.