Altosight tracks the live price on every Walmart listing, and the seller winning it, matched at 99.9%+ accuracy with or without UPCs.
Brands see MAP compliance, with evidence when it breaks. Retailers see exactly where they stand.
Walmart price tracking follows the live price on your products across Walmart, and the seller setting it, daily, in one view.
Walmart is one of the largest marketplaces in the US, and one of the least watched.
Listings there are marketplaces of their own: several sellers behind one page, rotating in and out, each with their own price.
For retailers, that's the position to win. For brands, it's where MAP quietly drifts while everyone's attention sits on Amazon.
Altosight watches what buyers actually get: the winning price and the seller behind it, on every listing, matched to your catalog at 99.9%+ accuracy, alongside your competitor price monitoring everywhere else.
A Walmart listing isn't a page. It's a marketplace: multiple sellers competing behind one product, and the one you see today isn't the one you'll see tomorrow. Altosight tracks what buyers actually get: the winning price, and the seller behind it, every day.
The second screen of US e-commerce deserves first-screen attention. Here's what watching it changes.
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A listing with seven sellers is seven stories. These six things decide whether you see them all.
The live price and the seller behind it, Walmart or third-party, tracked daily as the listing changes hands. The price buyers actually see, and the name to act on.
Set your MAP per product and every Walmart price gets checked against it, daily. The same engine that runs your MAP monitoring everywhere else.
A fresh name winning your listing is a signal worth having on day one, whether it's a new rival to outprice or an unknown reseller to identify.
Walmart listings often carry no UPC you can use. Altosight's product matching works on names, images, and attributes, confidence-scored, with the final say yours.
Every violation recorded with seller, price, and timestamp, every price kept as history. When you raise it with a seller or reassure a retail partner, you bring receipts. And for retailers, the same history doubles as price memory: what the market did, and when.
Walmart next to Amazon, Google Shopping, and any competitor site, in one dataset. Cross-channel patterns become one story instead of three coincidences.
Self-serve from the first step: upload your catalog and the platform does the rest. Hands-on onboarding included whenever you want it.
Excel, CSV, or feed. With UPCs, without, or mixed.
Your listings found and matched, confidence-scored, final say yours.
Brands attach MAP per product. Retailers use their own price. Every capture compared to it.
Every seller, price, and stock status captured daily or intraday.
Alerts, reports, exports, API. Violations documented and ready to raise.
From hours saved every week to accurate matching that just works. Here's what clients have told us about working with Altosight.
Altosight offers a very good software, at a very competitive price. At the same time they offer an excellent customer service support.
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The winning offer: the live price buyers actually see, with the seller behind it named, whether that's Walmart or a third-party seller. When that seller changes, you see it the same day.
Tracking every queued seller behind a listing is available as an extra, but for most teams the winning offer is the signal that matters: it's the price that takes the sale, and the seller worth acting on.
Yes. Set your MAP per product and every Walmart price is checked against it, daily. Violations are recorded with the seller, price, and timestamp, ready to act on.
Most brands watch Amazon closely and let Walmart drift. The sellers know it.
No. They strengthen a match when you have them, and matching works fine without: product names, images, and attributes carry it, with every match confidence-scored and yours to approve.
Yes. Walmart, Amazon, Google Shopping, and any other website you sell against, together in one dataset per product.
Most US clients pair Walmart with a handful of major sites: Amazon, Google Shopping, Target, Home Depot, and their key rivals' stores. One dataset, so a seller breaking MAP on two channels reads as one story.
On your schedule. Daily is typical, fast-moving catalogs check multiple times per day, or pick the specific days and hours that fit your workflow.
Plans start from $49/month, with matching, alerts, and free API access included.
Pricing scales with catalog size and check frequency. Every quote is tailored to your scenario, sent within 24 hours.
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