Price & MAP Monitoring API

A price monitoring API returns structured price, availability, and product fields for listings you track, so you can store snapshots and detect changes without parsing storefront HTML yourself.

MAP (minimum advertised price) compliance monitoring checks whether resellers advertise a product below a manufacturer's set minimum. You collect listing prices on a schedule and compare them to the MAP threshold to flag possible violations.

You can collect product and price signals from Amazon, eBay, Shopify storefronts, and Shop.app, plus Google Search for shopping-style results, where the documented endpoints expose those fields. Check Docs for current coverage.

Refresh cadence is up to you and your responsible-use constraints. Many teams run scheduled snapshots, such as hourly or daily, and compare each to the previous value rather than polling continuously.

You can track the featured offer's price, seller, and availability where those fields are present in the documented response, which supports Buy-Box-style monitoring.

Yes. Once prices are normalized you can compare each snapshot to a MAP threshold in your own logic and alert when a listing advertises below it.

Crawlora uses credit-based pricing per documented endpoint call. Use the pricing page and endpoint docs to estimate cost for your product count and refresh cadence.

Use price data responsibly and comply with applicable laws, marketplace terms, and third-party rights. Crawlora is for public product data and should not be used for abusive collection or private account data.

Yes. Your application stores the normalized JSON, so you can export to dashboards, spreadsheets, or a warehouse and trigger alerts on price or availability changes.

For supported endpoints, managed proxy routing, browser-backed execution where needed, retries, and response normalization are handled behind the API.