Comparison

ShopSavvy for Business vs Prisync

Prisync tracks the competitor URLs you give it and can reprice for you. ShopSavvy already knows the retailers.

Updated · competitor pricing checked 2026-10-12

Summary

Choose Prisync if

Choose Prisync if you track 1,000 to 5,000 products, want a dynamic pricing engine, or your competitors are small sites you can list by URL.

Choose ShopSavvy if

Choose ShopSavvy if you track up to 300 products sold at large US retailers and do not want to build a competitor URL list: add your product by URL, ASIN or barcode and ShopSavvy finds it across tens of thousands of retailers.

FeatureShopSavvyPrisync
How competitors are foundBuilt in: add your product, retailers are matchedYou add competitor URLs (URL-based plans)
Products on the entry plan50 ($99.99/mo)100 ($99/mo)
Most products self-serve300 ($499.99/mo)5,000 ($399/mo)
Refresh rateDaily, every 4 hours, or hourly by plan3 times a day (URL Professional)
Price historyEvery plan, back to 2011 where we have itPlatinum plan
MAP monitoringMAP MonitorPlatinum plan
RepricingRules with floors and ceilings; you apply pricesDynamic pricing engine (Premium+)
Amazon and Walmart Buy Box✓Marketplace tracking (Premium+)
AlertsEmail and pushEmail (daily or instant by plan)
Import / exportCSV, TSV, XLSX import; CSV, Excel, PDF outExcel reports
APIData API (separate plan)+20% on Premium and Platinum
Free trial14 days14 days, no card

“Not listed” means we could not find it in Prisync's public documentation on 2026-10-12; it may exist. Corrections: business@shopsavvy.com.

Prisync pricing as of 2026-10-12

Monthly plans by product count, in three models: URL-based (you add competitor URLs), channel-based (marketplace channels) and hybrid. API access costs 20% extra. Free tier: None. Trial: 14 days, no credit card.

PlanPriceIncludes
URL-based Professional$99 a monthUp to 100 products, updated 3 times a day, unlimited competitors, Excel reports, stock monitoring
URL-based Premium$199 a monthUp to 1,000 products, dynamic pricing engine, marketplace and variant tracking, API access (+20%)
URL-based Platinum$399 a monthUp to 5,000 products, instant email alerts, price history, MAP monitoring
Channel-basedfrom $199 a monthUp to 100 products, daily updates, 1 sales channel
Hybridfrom $299 a monthChannels plus manual competitor URLs

ShopSavvy's prices: shopsavvy.com/pricing.

Setup

Do I have to enter competitor URLs?

With Prisync's URL-based plans, yes: you add each competitor's product URL, which also means you can track any site, however small. With ShopSavvy you add your own product (by URL, ASIN or barcode, or a CSV/XLSX import whose identifier column is detected for you) and ShopSavvy matches it across tens of thousands of retailers it already tracks. Prisync's channel-based plans also avoid URL entry for marketplace channels.

Scale and price

Which is cheaper per product?

Prisync, at volume. Its URL-based plans run $99 for 100 products, $199 for 1,000 and $399 for 5,000. ShopSavvy's run $99.99 for 50, $249.99 for 150 and $499.99 for 300, with custom Enterprise plans above that. If you have thousands of SKUs and are willing to maintain URLs, Prisync costs less per product. ShopSavvy's price buys not having to find and maintain those URLs, and price history on every plan. Prices checked 2026-10-12.

Refresh rate

How often are prices re-checked?

ShopSavvy refreshes on the schedule your plan allows: daily on Starter, every 4 hours on Growth, hourly on Professional (refreshes from hourly to weekly, depending on plan). Prisync's URL-based Professional plan updates three times a day; its channel-based plans update daily.

Repricing and MAP

Can either change my prices automatically?

Prisync can: its dynamic pricing engine (Premium and up) sets prices from competitor data. ShopSavvy has repricing rules with floors, ceilings and priorities that produce a recommended price per product, which you apply yourself; there is no store integration yet. Both offer MAP monitoring: ShopSavvy on its MAP Monitor screen, Prisync on Platinum.

History and reporting

Which keeps price history?

ShopSavvy charts price history on every plan, drawing on an archive with price history back to 2011, dense from 2019, so a product you add today already has a past. Prisync includes price history on Platinum. ShopSavvy also sends scheduled report digests and exports Excel and PDF.

Who should choose Prisync

Pick Prisync if you have a large catalog, want prices changed for you automatically, or compete mainly with small or regional stores that a built-in retailer list will not include.

  • Far more products per dollar at the top end: up to 5,000 products on its $399 URL-based plan.
  • A dynamic pricing engine from the Premium plan that sets your prices from competitor data.
  • Tracks any competitor site you can give it a URL for, including small or regional stores.
  • Established product with marketplace and variant tracking.

Switching from Prisync

You can move a Prisync product list in one upload. Your competitor URL list does not need to come with you, because ShopSavvy matches retailers itself.

  1. Export your products from Prisync to Excel or CSV.
  2. Start a 14-day ShopSavvy for Business trial and open Import.
  3. Upload the file. The importer detects which column holds a product URL, ASIN, barcode or model number and shows you the mapping before anything is added.
  4. Set refresh frequency and alerts per product or in bulk.

More questions

Does ShopSavvy for Business track small competitor sites?

It tracks the retailers in ShopSavvy's catalog, which is deepest at large US retailers. A small site that is not in the catalog is better tracked with a URL-based tool.

How we compared

We compared how you set up competitors, how many products each plan covers and at what price, how often prices are re-checked, and what you can do with the result: alerts, history, MAP, Buy Box and repricing. ShopSavvy figures come from our published plans and the features in the product today. Prisync facts come from its public pages, read on the dates below; where its own page could not be read we cite a third-party listing and say so. We make ShopSavvy, so weigh this page accordingly, and check the sources yourself.