Price Radar. One product, every price.
Systemic Zero’s platform for those who sell online the same products as their competitors: your prices read next to theirs, item by item, at the same moment.
The problem is not knowing your own price. It is knowing how it looks next to everyone else’s.
If you sell online items that other stores also sell, you see the same product listed at different prices, with different availability and different shipping costs. Customers make that comparison in seconds. Inside the company it is often done by hand, on a sample: slow, limited to a few items, and easily confusing two variants of the same product. What comes out is a feeling about price positioning, not a measure.
One basket of items, every store, the same moment.
Price Radar reads, in parallel, the prices of the items that matter to you, on your own online store and on your competitors’. Where your sector uses a product code shared across channels, each item is matched on that exact code, never on a similar name: if the code does not match, the data point stays out. One data point fewer beats one wrong comparison.
Two indices, not one.
The list index measures displayed prices. The effective index measures only what the customer can buy today: a competitor without the item in stock is not a real alternative, and its price does not count.
Weighted on what you sell.
If you share your sales data, each item weighs in the index according to its actual sales. Without it, the average is simple, and the report says so.
Availability is data.
An assortment map shows, store by store, what is in stock, what is listed but sold out, and what is missing.
Price and delivery.
Alongside prices, the shipping terms of each channel, collected and compared.
A report that tells you where you are more expensive, where you are cheaper, and by how much.
The overall price index, by category and against each competitor.
Item-by-item detail, with the percentage gap to the best price on the market.
The change since the previous reading.
Spot check: a single item, read live across all stores.
Margin headroom: for a single item, starting from your margin, the price that still keeps you first.
Methodology and stated limits inside the report, exportable as PDF.
Reliability first, then the number.
Online prices change even within a day. That is why Price Radar can read each store three times and use the median. If a source stops responding, that reading does not replace the last valid one: a site that does not respond is a failure, not market data. It can also read restricted areas, with credentials you provide.
For those who sell online the same products as their competitors.
Retailers, e-commerce businesses, chains with a defined assortment: whoever sets prices and needs to know how they look next to other stores’. Price Radar does not set your prices. It gives you the measure to set them.
Two platforms, the same moment.
PRISM measures whether your brand is present in AI model answers. Price Radar measures whether your price holds up, item by item. Two readings of the moment the customer chooses.
It starts with the basket.
Together we choose the items to monitor and the codes that identify them.
We choose the competitor stores that matter. Each new source is integrated and tested before it enters the indices.
The first reading is the baseline of your price positioning.
From there, new readings whenever you need them, always compared with the previous one.
Frequently asked questions.
Which items and which competitors does it monitor?
The ones you choose. The basket is built together around the items that really drive your revenue, and the sources are the stores your customers compare you with.
Do you need our sales data?
No. With sales data the indices are weighted on actual sales, so an item you sell a lot counts more than a marginal one. Without it, Price Radar uses a simple average and says so in the report.
Does Price Radar change prices on its own?
No. It measures and shows where there is headroom. The decision stays with you.
How is the data we share handled?
Access to the platform is restricted to your team and ours.
Where your price holds up, and where it does not.
A first reading on the items that matter to you.