Competitor price and stock tracking for small Amazon sellers
Shelfhawk checks the Amazon listings you compete with for price and in-stock status — once or twice a day, depending on your plan — and emails you a plain-English briefing of what moved. Amazon support is deliberately narrow today: price and stock only, no Buy Box, no reviews, and not in the browser extension.
Three jobs Shelfhawk takes off your plate.
Every price change on a tracked Amazon listing is logged with the old price, the new price and the difference, and lands in your next briefing. Turn on an instant alert for the few listings that matter most.
When a rival goes out of stock or the listing disappears, the next scheduled check flags it — that is your window to win the sale, and it shows up in your alerts and your next briefing.
Enter what a unit costs you and every rival price shows the margin you’d keep if you matched it — green for healthy, amber for thin, red for a loss — before you touch your own price.
What shows up in your daily briefing
Price, stock and margin, in one plain-English email.
A condensed sample with fictional rivals. Your briefing arrives at the time you choose and covers what changed since the last one — every entry tone-tagged so you see the threat level before you read the detail.
Sample briefing · Amazon
A 9.7% drop on a listing you compete with. Match it and you’d keep a 31% margin at the cost you entered — check that before you decide.
The second rival to move on this listing since your last briefing. Both prices are in the listing’s history so you can see the trend.
The last check found it unavailable. While they’re out, shoppers have one fewer option — make sure your own stock can cover it.
The supplier link you’re watching dropped below the $11.50 target you set. Supplier price watching is on Watch + Suggest and Command.
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