Catch the first breach, not the tenth
The alert arrives as soon as a seller goes below RRP. Not when another partner calls to complain.
If you distribute products or own a brand: every day, Sogiry checks what online stores charge for your products and emails you when one sells below your recommended retail price (RRP).
Illustration. Peaks: sellers. Height: their price. Sea level: RRP.
When one store sells below RRP, others follow. Your partners lose margin, and you find out too late.
The alert arrives as soon as a seller goes below RRP. Not when another partner calls to complain.
Who sells your products, at what price, and whether they have stock. Including sellers you didn't know about.
Every breach comes with a date, a price and a link to the offer. Easy to raise with the partner.
A table of all your products and their sellers, price history, a list of who breaks the price, and email alerts. Figures from the demo workspace.
Every product against every seller. Red: below RRP.
Who breaches most often and how deep. New sellers are flagged.
One product, every seller. Red: below RRP, with the gap in percent.
When a price drops below the floor, changes, or a product sells out.
Send your products with RRPs. We find the sellers ourselves, no integration needed.
Product codes or EANs and RRPs. A simple Excel sheet works.
We match your products with offers in the stores we track.
When a price drops below RRP, changes, or a product sells out.
Stores watch competitors. Distributors and brands watch their seller network: who sells their products, where, and at what price.
The same online stores Sogiry reads every day: mostly in Lithuania, with a growing share in Latvia and Estonia. If an important seller is missing, let us know.
No. A product list with RRPs is enough. Seller prices come from publicly available offers.
It depends on the number of products and sellers. We'll discuss it on a short call and send you a proposal.
Send us a few products and we'll show you who sells them and at what price.