01 / WATCH
Observe the same item
We retain timestamped changes for exact product variants rather than treating every sale badge as proof.
History capture is live
Fresh price drops. Proven.
PriceCrater watches retailer prices over time, verifies what is in stock, and keeps store-supplied reference prices separate from changes our monitor actually observed.
The difference is the record.
A sale page shows what a store says now. PriceCrater is being built to show what changed, when it changed, and whether the exact item was still buyable when checked.
02 / VERIFY
Check the live product
A public in-stock label requires a fresh check of the linked variant at the stated price.
03 / PRESERVE
Keep the receipt
Price recovery and stock loss become part of the record instead of making an old post quietly misleading.
Four labels. Four different facts.
They are deliberately not interchangeable, even when the displayed discount looks similar.
Our retained monitor history shows the same product identity at an earlier price and a lower current price.
The store supplies the reference or compare-at price. We show that claim without relabeling it as our history.
A fresh retailer check confirmed the exact linked variant and price at an absolute timestamp.
The price changed or the linked variant became unavailable. The original observation remains in the archive.
Search standard
Evidence earns the page.
PriceCrater does not publish empty product catalogs for search traffic. A page enters Google only when original observed data is the reason to visit it.
01 / EARN
No thin product pages
A title, retailer photo, current price, and shopping button are not enough. Without meaningful PriceCrater history or analysis, the page remains out of search.
02 / ADMIT
Useful pages enter slowly
Brand pages come first. Mature product records follow in reviewed batches, and the sitemap grows only after the evidence clears an automated gate.
03 / DISCLOSE
Evidence before commission
Observed history remains the visible purpose of every indexed page. Affiliate links are secondary, clearly disclosed, and never influence the result.
History needs time to become useful.
The clock is running now. The first trustworthy charts will appear only after the data earns them.