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PUT A PRICE IN CONTEXT

See the prices your monitor actually recorded.

Follow a product’s recorded prices over time, compare them with your alert threshold and find the lowest observed amount within retained history. The chart includes successful price captures even when they did not trigger an alert.

Cloud + Local price captures · Chart, data table and CSV

AN EXAMPLE

A week of recorded prices

First observation
129.00 in the confirmed currency.
Later observations
119.00, then 99.00, then 109.00.
Lowest observed
99.00 within this retained series and selected period.

Illustrative data. This is your observed history, not the retailer’s all-time low or a historical-price database.

Put a price alert in context.

Understand the trend

See whether the captured amount has fluctuated or stayed steady. An unchanged successful observation still adds context.

Compare with your budget

View the threshold for the relevant series alongside recorded amounts. Currency and important monitor changes separate series; PageFluxer does not convert currencies.

Keep an exact copy

Use the accessible data table and CSV export for retained price observations. Repeated equal observations may be grouped into runs with their counts.

FROM QUESTION TO CAPTURED CONTEXT

A practical way to start.

  1. Confirm a price monitor

    Check the product, amount and currency in setup, then let successful checks collect observations.

  2. Choose a range and series

    Open price history on monitor details. Review the chart, threshold and lowest observed price for the selected retained data.

  3. Inspect or export the values

    Use the table for exact amounts and timestamps. Export the selected retained range when you need your own analysis.

FIT IT TO YOUR WATCH LIST

Uses the history allowance you already have.

Price history is available across plans for supported Cloud HTML, Cloud Browser and Local price monitors. History retention and storage follow the workspace plan.

Charts, tables and exports do not spend AI Credits. Pausing stops new checks; snoozing ordinary change alerts allows checks and price observations to continue.

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Common questions

Does it include prices before I created the monitor?

No. It starts with successful PageFluxer price captures. It cannot recover missed sales or prices removed by retention limits.

Will it record a price when my alert rule does not match?

Yes. Accepted successful price captures contribute to history even when the saved alert condition does not trigger.

Can I compare different currencies as one series?

No currency conversion is performed. Currency and important configuration changes keep separate series so unlike amounts are not presented as one continuous trend.

Explore a related workflow or the controls behind the capture.

A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT

Put the idea into practice.

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