Price Radar: a free report on your competitors' prices
Send us your email and a link to your store or your Amazon listings. Within 48 hours you get a report on who's cheaper than you and where.
Almost everyone who sells online knows they have competition, and few know where they stand today. This report answers that question once, for free and without installing anything: you send us a link to your store or your Amazon listings, we run it through the same platform our clients use, and we get back to you in writing with who's cheaper than you and on which products.
Is a competitor beating you on price right now?
Leave your email and a link to your store or your Amazon listings. Within 48 hours we'll send you a report with how many sellers compete for your products, who's cheaper and which listings are losing you the Buy Box.
Got it
We'll send your report within 48 to 72 business hours. If you want to tell us what to look at first, write to santiago@turbodato.com.
What you get
One or two pages, written to be read in five minutes:
How many sellers compete for your products. The number, not a hunch. On a marketplace like Amazon the same product is often offered by dozens of sellers, and most brands underestimate that number.
Where you stand on price. A traffic light, product by product: where you're the cheapest, where you're in the middle, and where someone is noticeably below you.
Where you're losing the Buy Box, and to whom. On Amazon, the Buy Box offer is the one behind the Add to Cart button. We show you the listings where another seller holds it and at what price.
The three to five products where you're losing. With the competitor's name, their price and the gap in dollars and as a percentage. This is the actionable part: it's almost always a handful of products, and they almost always surprise you.
One concrete recommendation. What we'd do about it, in one sentence. You're free to ignore it, but we'd rather say it than send you a silent spreadsheet.
What we need from you
Two things, both in the form above: an email to send the report to and a link. The link can be your own store, your Amazon storefront or listings, or the category where you compete. That's enough.
We don't ask for a phone number or a credit card, and you don't need to install anything or give us access to any of your systems. If the link isn't enough to figure out which products to look at, we'll write to you and sort it out by email.
How we put it together
By hand, and we say so because it's the part that matters. When a request comes in, someone on the team loads your products into Turbodato, lets capture run for a day, and writes the report from what comes out. It isn't an auto-generated PDF: it's the same work we do for a client, done once for you.
That has two honest consequences. The first is timing: 48 hours, not two minutes. The second is volume: if we ever get more requests than we can write well, we'll say so on this page rather than send out weak reports.
The data we use is advertised prices, visible to anyone who visits the same pages you do. We don't touch anything private, we don't need your sales or your margins, and you won't see anything in the report that you couldn't look up yourself with enough time. What we bring is the time and the history, not access to restricted information.
Who it's for and who it isn't
It's useful if you sell online and have at least twenty or so products with identifiable competition: on your own store, on Amazon, or both. The more your catalog overlaps with other sellers', the more useful it gets.
It's not useful if you sell one-of-a-kind or custom products, where there's nothing to compare against, or if what you're after is a bulk price list for an entire industry. That's not what this is for, and we'd rather tell you before you leave your email.
What happens next
The report lands in your inbox. If it helped and you want to see the same thing updated every day instead of once, we'll offer you a fifteen-minute call to go through it with your numbers. If not, you keep the report and that's it: we won't chase you or drop you into an email sequence.
If you'd like to understand how continuous monitoring works first, it's explained on the product page and, for marketplaces specifically, in the guide on how to monitor prices on Amazon.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes, and there's no paid version of the report hiding behind it. We do it because it's the cheapest way we've found to show what the platform does without asking for half an hour of your time first.
How long does it take?
48 hours from when you submit the form. If we're going to take longer because of request volume, we'll email you before the deadline.
What do you do with my email?
We send you the report and, afterwards, at most one email asking whether it was useful. We don't sell it, we don't share it, and requesting the report doesn't sign you up for any newsletter. You can ask us to delete it by writing to santiago@turbodato.com.
Do I need to give you access to my Amazon Seller Central account?
No. The public link to your storefront, your listings or the category where you compete is enough. It's the same thing any shopper sees.
Does it work if I sell on my own store and not on a marketplace?
Yes. In that case we compare you against the stores that sell the same products. Send us your store's link and, if you have two or three competitors you always keep an eye on, tell us which ones in the same field or by email afterwards.
Can I request it if I'm already a client?
No need: if you already have an account, you have this inside the platform every day, not just once. Write to us and we'll go through it together.