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PriceShift

Independent pricing intelligence

SaaS vendors change their prices quietly. We publish exactly when they do.

72 vendors, crawled on a published schedule and diffed field by field. You get a timestamped record of what moved — not a summary written from a press release.

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72

Vendors tracked

14 categories

0

Changes recorded

since tracking began

0

Price or limit rises

the expensive direction

0

Price or limit cuts

rare, and worth knowing

Latest changes

Every entry is a field-level diff between two crawls, not a restatement of a vendor's marketing.

All 0 changes

The first crawl fixtures are in place. As the daily crawls run, the first real change detected for any tracked vendor will land here.

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What makes this different

A changelog for your software bills

Vendors announce price changes in changelogs nobody reads, then apply them at renewal. PriceShift crawls the public pricing page itself, stores a content hash, and diffs only what actually moved. When a price changes you get the old figure, the new figure, the percentage, and the date — with a link back to the source.

The archive compounds. After a year of crawling, we hold the only longitudinal record of how these vendors have moved their prices, which no new entrant can retroactively build.

Field-level diffs
We compare individual prices, seat minimums and plan limits — not whole-page text.
Normalized comparison
$10 billed yearly is compared as $0.83/month, so annual quotes never look like 10x jumps.
Fail-safe extraction
A crawl that finds fewer than two plans is recorded as a failure, not published as news.
Full history
Every snapshot is kept, so you can see the whole trajectory, not just the latest figure.