Website Price History Charts
Review observed prices, thresholds and the lowest recorded price in retained PageFluxer history. Compare the same configuration and currency across Cloud and Local checks.
Open PageFluxer →Read the price chart
Open a monitor with a price target and scroll to Price history. Choose the target/configuration series and a time range. The chart shows accepted price observations, the latest observed amount, and the lowest and highest recorded values in the selected view. A dashed line shows a below-price threshold saved with that configuration.
The lowest observed price is the lowest value PageFluxer captured within that view. It is not the retailer’s all-time low or a guarantee that no lower price occurred between checks. Confirm the current offer and checkout total before making a purchase.
Where observations come from
Cloud HTML, Cloud Browser and accepted Local captures use the same history recorder. A successful price capture is recorded even when no alert rule matches. Failed, rejected or stale captures do not manufacture a price point. No extension update is required for an existing supported Local price monitor.
Times show when PageFluxer accepted each observation. Local captures uploaded after a connection delay appear at their acceptance time; the chart does not reconstruct an offline price timeline.
The chart starts with successful captures recorded after this feature is enabled. Existing text snapshots are not converted into numeric history. The baseline starts a series without sending a price-change alert. Consecutive equal observations are grouped into runs, with their first and last observation times.
Keep comparisons meaningful
Configuration revisions and currencies form separate series. Editing the selected offer, currency, threshold or monitoring configuration can begin a new series. The recorded threshold belongs to that series; later edits do not rewrite earlier history. No currency conversion is performed.
Lines join recorded observations rather than continuous surveillance. Larger missed-check gaps break the line. Open View exact observations for a paginated table of price runs and capture counts. Counts describe stored runs; a selected date range can overlap only part of a run.
Retention and storage
Price history follows your plan’s retention period and shares the workspace history-storage allowance. A monitor retains at most 10,000 price runs. Older runs are trimmed, including while a monitor is paused; downgrades shorten accessible history. Deleted or expired data cannot be recovered by upgrading later.
Snoozing change notifications keeps the chart recording. Pausing checks stops new observations. If the chart is empty, verify that the monitor has a price target and has completed a successful capture since this feature became available.