So consumers can use this can they to track when retailers drop prices on a number of products they're interested in? I'm currently thinking about monitors for example and whilst able to wait 6 weeks or so, I have 3/4 products I'd love to be notified of when they drop their prices.
I'd imagine you'd get far more consumer users if you made that process slick for them, rather than predominantly focusing on sellers. The pricing would have to be more competitive than what is currently available though, since buyers won't be making the returns sellers can.
@david_west You're right, we need something especially for buyers, like without charts or pricing history, so it can be cheaper and still valuable for them.
I think you should register and we may develop this feature with you :)
@codecamcode So come along! We've started to develop the customer side, let's do this! Send us an email from the contact form, than we plan how will we do that!
@mikee_shattuck One of the main problems Amazon Sellers face is how big the Amazon competition is. So they need to position their products strategically among competition. One of the main positioning powers comes from pricing. If you do the pricing right, then you'll be at least a few steps ahead. So here's the value prop:
We track your competition and report their prices back to you, so you can position your products easily in the world's biggest marketplace.
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