Pricing Research
You want to know what other stores charge for the product you sell. Not a benchmark, not a score, not a recommendation. The actual products, the actual stores, the actual prices.
Pricing Research finds the real listings that match yours and shows you what they cost.
What it answers
Who else sells this, and for how much.
Which stores sell a stainless steel travel mug like mine, and what do they charge?
What do other stores carry that matches my luxury bed sheet set?
You get the matching products with their store, current price, and price history, plus how many stores and how many products carry the equivalent.
How a price has moved. The price-change history of a single product, yours or a competitor's, as dated events.
How has this competitor's price moved over the last few months?
Show me the price history for this product.
When a product has no tracked price history, the answer says so plainly rather than presenting a flat line as a finding.
What it will not tell you
It renders no opinion on your price. No "you are overpriced," no market position score, no repricing recommendation.
It gives no aggregate for a product segment. No average, no median, no spread. Segments cover ranges too wide for a middle to describe anything real. All-cotton bed sheets run from $20 to $1,500 inside one segment.
What you get instead is the bounded list of real products with their real prices, capped so you can read every row. You draw the conclusion, because you know your margins, your positioning, and your customer, and the data does not.
Cluster-level price history is unaffected by this. That is a real series about real items.
What it needs
Competitor research works from a product description, so you can ask about a product before you carry it. Matching against your own catalog needs it attached. See Upload your catalog.
What comes back
A table of competitor products with store, price, and history, and prose naming what is in it. Prices are the observed listing prices at the snapshot date named in the evidence footer.
Endpoint for direct integrations: POST /a2a/pricing-agent. See the A2A reference.