Scrape competitor pricing pages and track changes over time
Monitor SaaS, ecommerce, and marketplace pricing without a paid tool. Stekpad watches any pricing page and drops diffs into your Sheet whenever anything changes.
Why your current scraper doesn't cut it
Pricing intelligence is a full-time job at most SaaS companies. The dedicated tools cost €500-2000/month. DIY scrapers break whenever a competitor redesigns their pricing page.
Stekpad does this in two clicks. You open a competitor's pricing page, click any price tile, and Stekpad captures every plan with its price, features, and CTA. Schedule the recipe daily and you get a running log of pricing changes across your entire competitive set.
How to do it with Stekpad
- 1
Open any competitor pricing page
Works on Stripe-hosted pages, custom HTML, Webflow, Framer, and every React/Vue app. No framework limits. - 2
Click a price
Stekpad detects the pricing tile pattern and highlights every plan. Add fields: plan name, price, billing period, feature bullets. - 3
Schedule daily runs in the Cloud
Upgrade to the Cloud tier and the recipe runs daily without keeping Chrome open. Every run appends a dated row to your log. - 4
Get notified on diffs
Pipe the Sheet into a Zapier diff-watcher or a Claude agent that pings your Slack whenever a price changes.
What you get that other tools miss
No paid tool
€12/month covers unlimited price tracking vs €500+ for Competera, Prisync, etc.
Historical log
Every run writes a dated row. You get a full pricing history, not just a snapshot.
Works on any stack
Stripe-hosted, Webflow, Framer, React, Vue, Next.js — same recipe logic.
Alerting hook
Feed the output to Claude or Zapier for instant change notifications.
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