List the competitors you watch, and every morning this recipe scrapes each pricing page and asks AI whether anything actually moved: a price, a plan, a feature, a trial limit. When it does, you get one short email. When nothing changes, your inbox stays empty.
Free · no credit card · alerts via your Gmail or Slack
Installing the recipe provisions both in your workspace, ready to run.
Competitor name, pricing page URL, last scraped snapshot, date pricing last changed, one-line change summary.
Runs every day at 9:00 AM UTC. For each competitor: scrapes the pricing page, compares against the last snapshot via TinyGPT, updates the row and emails the process owner on detection. Scrape failures skip silently.
Scraping and AI run natively on TinyCommand, you only connect where the alert goes.
Notify the process owner when a real pricing change is detected on a competitor's page
Pre-fill the Competitor Pricing Tracker with each competitor, name and public pricing page URL. Add, remove, or pause any of them at any time; the workflow re-reads the table on every run, so changes take effect immediately.
At install, connect Gmail (default, swap to Slack) and enter the email of whoever should be alerted. Usually your product manager, founder, or pricing lead, whoever needs to know first.
A time-based trigger runs the workflow every day at 09:00 UTC, or hourly, weekly, or a custom cron expression if you'd rather. Every row in the tracker is reloaded on each run.
For every competitor, TinyCommand visits the pricing URL and scrapes it as Markdown, main content only, sidebars and footers stripped. If a scrape fails (404, anti-bot block, timeout), that competitor is silently skipped for the day; the rest continue.
TinyGPT compares the new snapshot against the last stored one, ignoring layout, copy, and formatting noise: it only looks for price moves, plans added or removed, feature changes, and trial or usage limit changes. It returns a structured verdict: changed: true/false plus a one-line summary.
Confirmed change: the row updates with the new snapshot, today's date, and the change summary, and the process owner gets a one-line email with the competitor name and what changed. No dashboards, no fluff, just the signal.
Nothing pricing-related changed: the row stays untouched, no email sends. Quiet days stay quiet. Your inbox only fills up on signals worth knowing.
Install the recipe, drop in your competitor URLs, and let the daily monitor email you only when something real changes.
