Best Pricing Software - Page 7

Pluginos Pay What You Want

Pluginos Pay What You Want is a flexible pricing app for Shopify that lets customers enter their own price, choose a preset amount, make an offer, or donate. It helps merchants offer customer-driven pricing while maintaining control through minimum, suggested, and maximum price limits. Merchants can apply pricing rules across their store or to selected products, including products with variants. The app supports custom amounts, predefined options, or both, displayed inline or in a popup. Preset amounts can appear as selectable pills, dropdowns, or radio buttons, with optional badges to highlight suggested choices. Designed for digital products, donations, tips, and pay-what-you-can offerings, Pluginos Pay What You Want works with Shopify Checkout and includes customizable widgets and buttons to fit the store’s design.

Pricebook Plus

Pricebookr

Priceff

priceflo

PriceGrid

PriceGrid is a service which provides pricing strategies and analysis. Technology monitors pricing and allows users to gain competitive intelligence.

PriceGuide

Price Hive

PriceMaker

Pricemoov

Pricemoov is a global provider of next-generation price management and optimization solutions that help companies power digital commerce, adapt to market dynamics, and empower sales teams. Featuring powerful data science, end-to-end automation, and an intuitive user experience, the cloud-native Pricemoov platform enables B2B and B2C businesses to unlock their revenue potential with intelligent pricing.

Pricen

Pricen's platform combines advanced pricing modules, offering features like price simulations and forecasting, AI-driven repricing, dynamic pricing, campaign management, and competitor monitoring. These tools enable retailers to make fast and effective pricing decisions. Our key value lies in our ability to simplify complex pricing, enabling companies to increase profitability, enhance customer satisfaction, and achieve sustainable growth.

priceQED

priceQED allows you to estimate the price and promotional sensitivity of all items within a category. Uncovering and understanding this sensitivity will guide you in making smarter business decisions. Simulate the promotional plan before you execute and reduce risks.

PriceTuneup

PRICEXPERT

PriceZag

PriceZag is a California-based technology company founded in 2016 that specializes in competitor price monitoring, stock tracking, automatic repricing, and Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) monitoring. Headquartered in Santa Monica, California, USA, PriceZag develops software for online retailers, manufacturers, brands, and distributors. Its technology is designed to monitor even difficult websites that many conventional price trackers struggle to access, using real graphical browsers, GPU-equipped servers, and thousands of IP addresses worldwide. Every visited product page is captured in a screenshot, allowing users to verify the information collected instead of relying only on reported numbers. A major focus of PriceZag's development is collecting reliable pricing and inventory information from today's increasingly complex ecommerce websites. Modern online stores often rely on JavaScript, dynamically generated content, and anti-bot protection systems such as Cloudflare. PriceZag operates its own browser infrastructure with varied graphics hardware and a worldwide IP network to access many of these challenging websites. This infrastructure helps businesses monitor competitors without having to build and maintain expensive web scraping systems themselves. Full-page screenshots and more than 30 days of screenshot history provide visual evidence of what appeared on each website at the time of monitoring. PriceZag typically visits competitors' product pages five times per day, recording changes in prices and stock availability. Users match their own products with corresponding listings from competitors and follow the results in an online dashboard. Historical graphs show price and inventory movements, while comparative statistics reveal each product's competitive position, including rankings against sellers that currently have stock. With support for 170 currencies, businesses can monitor competing retailers in different countries and compare their prices in a common currency. The platform helps retailers recognize two particularly important pricing situations: when a competitor lowers its price and when competing sellers run out of stock. The first may require a price adjustment to remain competitive; the second may create an opportunity to increase prices and improve margins. PriceZag makes these situations visible through price comparisons, stock monitoring, historical charts, and customizable notifications. Users can configure email or SMS alerts with different rules and recipients, or receive scheduled Excel and CSV reports containing the information relevant to their business. For companies that want to automate pricing decisions, PriceZag offers a flexible repricing engine based on user-defined rules. Retailers can calculate their selling prices relative to competitors while incorporating product costs, minimum margins, competitor availability, and other conditions. Different strategies can be applied to individual products or entire categories. The dashboard also displays the price that each available repricing rule would calculate for a product, enabling users to compare possible outcomes before choosing a strategy. Automatic price updates can then be sent to connected ecommerce stores, while businesses that prefer manual control can use the calculated prices in reports and spreadsheets. PriceZag provides direct integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce for importing products, synchronizing information, and updating store prices. Businesses using other ecommerce platforms, custom websites, or internal inventory systems can connect through PriceZag's extensive JSON API. The API enables programmatic access to monitoring data, product information, repricing calculations, and other account functions. Import and export options are also available through customizable spreadsheets, making PriceZag usable without a direct store connection. Another distinctive capability is competitor sales estimation. When online retailers expose usable inventory quantities, PriceZag analyzes changes in those quantities over time to estimate how many units competing products are selling. It can also estimate associated revenue using product prices. These calculations help businesses identify popular competing products, understand sales activity, and investigate how demand may be changing. Sales estimates are available only where the underlying inventory information supports meaningful calculations. PriceZag also addresses a different need for product manufacturers, brands, and distributors: monitoring the prices advertised by retailers and resellers. Its MAP monitoring capabilities help identify sellers advertising products below a brand's Minimum Advertised Price policy. Historical prices, alerts, and screenshots allow businesses to investigate suspected violations and retain evidence of advertised offers. This makes PriceZag useful not only for retailers competing on price but also for businesses responsible for maintaining consistent reseller pricing policies. Beyond individual products, PriceZag offers category-level and competitor-level statistics, advanced search and filtering, historical comparisons, customizable reports, product matching tools, and account activity logs. Multi-user access with granular permissions allows pricing teams, managers, and other authorized employees to collaborate while controlling which account functions each person can use. Businesses can choose the parts of the platform that fit their operations, from simple price and stock tracking to extensive monitoring and automated repricing. PriceZag serves ecommerce businesses across industries such as consumer electronics, hardware, appliances, sporting goods, automotive products, and other markets where competing sellers frequently adjust prices. Its monitoring service is independent of the store platform a business uses, making it relevant to Shopify and WooCommerce merchants as well as retailers operating custom or other ecommerce systems. Since 2016, PriceZag has focused on helping businesses obtain dependable competitive information and turn it into practical pricing decisions. Its combination of real-browser monitoring, screenshot evidence, competitor sales estimates, retail price optimization, MAP monitoring, and integration capabilities reflects that focus. Based in California and serving online businesses internationally, PriceZag is built for professional ecommerce operations rather than consumer shopping or personal price alerts.