Both platforms track competitor prices well. The difference is what you pay to get there. See how FastCompete compares to Prisync on entry price, API access, dynamic pricing and how many add-ons sit between you and a working setup.
Prisync is a competitor price tracking tool, and on capability the two platforms overlap more than either marketing page admits. Where they diverge is cost structure. Prisync asks you to pick between three pricing models with three tiers each, charges 20% more on top of your monthly fee for API access, bills $100 to $200 a month for every extra sales channel, and keeps its dynamic pricing engine behind the $199 tier. FastCompete starts at $49 a month with the pricing engine and API included.
FastCompete combines competitor price monitoring, automated dynamic pricing and MAP monitoring in three plans, not nine. What you see on the pricing page is what you pay.
Where the two platforms match, and where they do not. Prisync figures below are taken from prisync.com.
| Feature |
FastCompete
Simple, predictable pricing
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Prisync
Nine price points
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|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $49 / month | $99 / month |
| What the entry plan covers | 500 competitor URLs across up to 3 stores | 100 products, unlimited competitors |
| API access | Included on Professional | Adds 20% to the monthly fee |
| Additional sales channels | Included | $100 to $200 / month each |
| Dynamic pricing rules | From Premium ($199 / month) | |
| Competitor price monitoring | ||
| MAP monitoring | ||
| Native Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce and PrestaShop | ||
| Customer review monitoring | Via feedcheck.co |
Six reasons the same job costs less to run with us.
FastCompete Starter is $49 a month against Prisync Professional at $99. If price monitoring is a line item you have to justify internally, starting at half the cost makes that a much shorter conversation.
Prisync charges an extra 20% on top of your monthly fee for API access. FastCompete includes full REST API access on Professional, so connecting your ERP does not reprice your subscription.
Prisync gates its dynamic repricing engine behind the Premium plan at $199 a month. Automated repricing is core to what FastCompete does, not a reason to move up a tier.
Prisync asks you to choose between URL based, channel based and hybrid models, each with three tiers, before you have even started. FastCompete has Starter, Professional and Enterprise. Pick one and go.
Monitor competitors and marketplaces across the EU, UK and beyond, in multiple currencies, with the site and support available in English, German, French, Spanish and Romanian.
Price is only half of why a shopper picks a competitor. Our sister product feedcheck.co tracks competitor reviews and ratings, so you can see the whole picture rather than just the number.
Often yes. Sometimes Prisync is the better call. Here is how to tell.
If you compete seriously with a handful of stores rather than the entire internet, you are paying Prisync for unlimited competitors you do not use. FastCompete Starter covers 500 competitor URLs across three stores for $49 a month.
If automated repricing is the reason you are buying a tool at all, having it gated behind a $199 tier is an odd place to start. FastCompete treats dynamic pricing as the product, not the upsell.
If pricing data needs to reach your ERP, BI tools or in-house systems, a 20% surcharge for API access is a real recurring cost. Full API access is part of the FastCompete Professional plan.
If you need to track many thousands of products, or you follow a large and shifting set of competitors on every SKU, compare the upper tiers carefully. Prisync counts products with unlimited competitors each, and at that end of the range their Platinum plan may cover more of your catalog than ours does.
FastCompete starts at $49 a month, with Professional and custom Enterprise tiers above it, all listed on our pricing page. Prisync starts at $99 a month on its URL based model, rising to $199 and $399, with higher entry points on its channel based and hybrid models.
Not with FastCompete. Full API access is part of the Professional plan at no additional charge. Prisync lists API access as an add-on costing 20% on top of your monthly fee, so the cost scales with whatever tier you are on.
Automated repricing is central to FastCompete rather than a tier unlock. Prisync documents its dynamic pricing engine as a Premium plan feature, starting at $199 a month, so its $99 entry plan does not include it.
Shopify (including Shopify Plus), Magento, WooCommerce and PrestaShop have native integrations with real-time price synchronization, and anything else connects through our REST API. Prisync covers the same four platforms, so this one is a genuine tie. See the full list of supported stores.
Yes. Start a 14-day free trial, load your own products and judge the data yourself. Prisync offers a 14-day trial with no credit card as well, so the fastest way to decide is to run both on the same SKUs for a week.
Start free, track your real SKUs against your real competitors, and compare the results before you commit to anything.