Shopify Store Tracker — competitor price & product monitor
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from $2.00 / 1,000 results
Shopify Store Tracker — competitor price & product monitor
Track any Shopify store's products, prices and stock status over time via its public catalog API. Monitor competitors, spot price drops, catch new launches. No browser needed — fast, robust, API-backed.
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Track any Shopify store's products, prices, and stock status over time. Built for competitor monitoring, price-drop alerts, and assortment research.
What it does
Give it one or more Shopify store URLs and it pulls the full product catalog through the store's public catalog API — no browser, no captchas, no broken selectors:
- Product details: title, vendor, type, tags, images, product page URL
- Pricing: current price and compare-at price per variant
- Availability: in-stock status and inventory quantities
- New launches: re-run on a schedule and diff the dataset to spot new products
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Store URLs | One or more Shopify store URLs (https://brand.myshopify.com or custom domains) |
| Max products per store | Cap per store (default 250, up to 5000) |
| Include variants | One row per variant (size/color) instead of one row per product |
| Only in-stock items | Skip products with zero inventory |
Output
One dataset row per product (or variant): store, product ID, title, handle, product URL, vendor, product type, tags, price, compare-at price, availability, inventory quantity, image, publish date.
Pricing
Pay-per-event: a small charge per run start plus a per-product-row charge. Platform compute costs are passed through, so you pay exactly for what you use.
Notes
- Works with any store running on Shopify (myshopify.com or custom domain).
- If a URL returns no products, it is either not a Shopify store or has its catalog API disabled — the run logs a warning and continues with the remaining stores.
