Prisync is a competitor price tracking and dynamic pricing tool, priced across three separate metering models with no free plan. What decides whether it suits you is which model fits your catalogue, since URL, Channel and Hybrid pricing are metered differently and each adds its own cost as you scale.
What is Prisync?
Prisync is made by Analythink Bilisim Teknolojileri, a Turkish joint-stock company, and was founded in 2013. It works with Shopify, Amazon and Adobe Commerce, and connects to other platforms through its API. It has a listing in the Shopify App Store.
What Prisync measures
Prisync tracks competitor prices, watching an unlimited number of competitors on every plan and updating them multiple times a day on the entry tier. It sends alerts by email, daily on the Premium tier and instantly on Platinum, and exports data to Excel. Prisync does not attribute revenue to a channel, does not track customer lifetime value by cohort, does not report profit after costs, does not forecast demand or plan inventory, and does not benchmark a store against others or offer custom dashboards.
Integrations and setup
Prisync works with Shopify, Amazon and Adobe Commerce, and integrates with Google Shopping. It connects to other platforms through its API, which costs an extra 20 percent on top of the monthly subscription. There is no onboarding included with any plan, and Prisync does not offer webhooks.
Prisync pricing: what each plan gives
Prisync sells three separate pricing models, URL Based, Channel Based and Hybrid, each across three tiers, Professional, Premium and Platinum. There is no free plan, only a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
The URL Based model runs Professional at $99 a month, Premium at $199 a month and Platinum at $399 a month. The Channel Based model runs Professional at $199 a month, Premium at $399 a month and Platinum at $599 a month. The Hybrid model runs Professional at $299 a month, Premium at $599 a month and Platinum at $799 a month. Each plan is metered by the number of products tracked; the cheapest plan, URL Based Professional, allows up to 100 products with unlimited competitors and price updates three times a day. The Channel and Hybrid models add $100 to $200 a month for each additional sales channel. There is no setup fee and no minimum contract term.
Privacy and security
Prisync offers support by email, phone and chat.
Who Prisync suits
Prisync suits a store that wants to track competitor prices continuously, across an unlimited number of competitors, and feed those prices into its own pricing rules by margin, floor and ceiling. It fits a merchant who wants alerts when prices change and an Excel export of the results.
It suits less well a merchant who wants a single tool covering attribution, profit and stock forecasting alongside competitor prices, since Prisync focuses on price tracking rather than that broader kind of reporting. It also suits less well a merchant who wants a permanent free tier, since Prisync sells only a 14-day trial.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Prisync cost?
Prisync has no free plan, only a 14-day free trial. Paid plans start at $99 a month for the URL Based Professional tier, tracking up to 100 products, and rise to $799 a month for the Hybrid Platinum tier. Channel and Hybrid pricing add $100 to $200 a month for each additional sales channel, and API access costs an extra 20 percent on top of the subscription.
Which platforms does Prisync work with?
Prisync works with Shopify, Amazon and Adobe Commerce, connects to other platforms through its API, and integrates with Google Shopping. It has a listing in the Shopify App Store.
Does Prisync track an unlimited number of competitors?
Yes. Every plan, including the cheapest URL Based Professional tier, tracks an unlimited number of competitors, with prices updated three times a day on that tier.
Can I export data from Prisync?
Yes. Every plan includes Excel report exports.
