Controlled pricing intelligence
Pricing is not watching the market. It is deciding with context.
Market data moves fast. Reevals turns monitoring, product matching, pricing rules, campaigns and sales outcomes into one governed decision workflow.
The problem with pricing today
Fast markets. Fragmented decisions.
Market signals, matching, rules, campaigns and outcomes lose meaning when they live in separate tools.
Signals arrive without context
A price changed—but shipping, stock and seller quality are missing.
Clean data can still become a bad comparison
Matching confidence and reviewed attributes must travel with the offer.
Automation without controls becomes risk
Publishing needs explicit rules, permissions, guardrails and an audit trail.
Connected pricing context
Every useful signal flows into one governed decision.
Hover or focus a source to see how Reevals preserves its origin, transforms it and carries it into the pricing workflow.
Comparable market offers
Reevals records price together with stock, shipping, seller and rating context so the comparison remains defensible.
Feeds monitoring and matchingReusable structured inputs
Scheduled CSV and XML feeds are normalized, validated and tied to their original source.
Feeds collection and catalogue updatesYour commercial product truth
Internal identifiers, costs, categories and attributes keep recommendations grounded in your own catalogue.
Feeds matching and guardrailsDemand and margin context
Sales measurements and margin constraints help distinguish a market signal from a commercially useful decision.
Feeds recommendations and campaignsMeasured outcome context
Read-only GA4 data connects funnel and revenue activity to price history without presenting correlation as causation.
Feeds pricing analyticsControlled delivery and feedback
Approved prices leave through configured adapters. Status, errors and audit entries return to the same workflow.
Feeds execution and auditMarket intelligence
Know where you stand before choosing where to move.
One consistent total-price definition, trusted-seller filters and reviewed matches turn raw offers into a defensible competitive position.
- In-stock, rating and seller filters
- Original and converted currency values
- Your rank, price gap and market range
Reference price drops by more than 3% and two competitors are in stock
→ Apply Margin ProtectionCompetitor stock falls below the configured threshold
→ Apply Opportunity policyThe proposed change exceeds the configured margin floor
→ Block publicationAutomation without surrendered control
React to the market. Keep the final say.
Recommendations can run continuously while publication stays behind versioned rules, blocking checks, campaign priority and approval.
- Explicit if/then logic
- Blocking data-quality checks
- Roles, permissions and audit history
Close the learning loop
Measure what happened after the price changed.
Connect campaign periods, funnel activity and revenue context to price history while keeping data origin and reliability visible.
- One canonical demand source
- Before, during and after comparisons
- Descriptive analytics with stated limitations
Every capability, one system
Not separate tools. Parts of the same pricing loop.
Web data collection
Collect product and market fields from URLs, list pages, search results and feeds—with a preview before you rely on them.
"24,90 €"→ parse →24.90 EURVerifiedPricing campaigns
Plan every price move—and the way back—with targets, schedules, exclusions and a frozen baseline.
Workspace assistant
Ask about a product, scraper or workflow. Reviewed knowledge grounds the answer and operational changes still require approval.
Solutions by team
Built for how your team actually prices.
Retailers
Protect margin while staying competitive across a large catalogue.
Brands and manufacturers
Monitor reseller pricing, assortment and product presentation.
Distributors
Coordinate market positioning across products, regions and partners.
Agencies
Manage multiple client workspaces with reusable workflows, roles and permissions.
Questions before the next decision
Frequently asked questions
No. Monitoring is the first step of a connected workflow: Reevals also matches products, creates explainable recommendations, routes them through approval, supports controlled publication and reports on outcomes.
Evaluation can run continuously, but publication depends on configured channels and the approval settings your team defines. Nothing publishes outside your controls.
Reevals proposes automatic candidates with a confidence score and supports direct competitor links. Low-confidence matches are routed to manual review.
Yes. Reevals supports page collection, CSV and XML feeds, and interaction scenarios for pages that require navigation before data becomes visible.
Yes. Roles and permissions control who can review, approve or publish changes, and every action is recorded in the audit log.
The next decision starts with better context
Make the next price decision with the full picture.
See how Reevals connects your market signal, pricing rules, campaigns, approvals and measured outcomes.