Add products with a single link
Paste a product link from an online store and the app detects the product name and current price automatically.
SPYCOST is a mobile price-tracking app that monitors product pages, records price history, and sends alerts when prices change.
SPYCOST is a price-tracking service for products listed on third-party online stores. It is presented as a personal price tracking assistant that lets you submit a product link, extracts public product information, and keeps checking that item for changes in price and availability.
The app is built for shoppers who want to track items over time instead of checking store pages manually. It supports alerts, price history, and saved-item tracking, and the collected sources show a mobile app for iOS and Android with sign-in options such as Google and Apple.
Paste a product link from an online store and the app detects the product name and current price automatically.
SPYCOST checks saved products continuously and records price changes over time without manual monitoring.
Receive alerts when a price drops, rises, or when a product becomes available again, depending on your settings.
See how prices have changed over time so you can compare the current price with previous values.
Save items you want to buy later and keep them tracked in one wishlist.
The service is offered as a mobile app, with the sources explicitly mentioning iOS and Android support, plus sign-in with Google or Apple.
Paste a product URL into SPYCOST and let it monitor the item for price changes, instead of revisiting the store page yourself.
Use the price history view to compare the current offer with earlier values before deciding whether to purchase now or wait.
Turn on alerts so you are notified when a saved item drops in price or becomes available again.
Keep a list of items you may buy later and have them monitored automatically in one place.
SPYCOST lets you add product URLs from supported online stores and then tracks those products automatically. The site says it works across online stores, but the terms also note that not every store, website, or product page is guaranteed to be supported.
The site says product prices are checked regularly and tracked automatically, but it does not publish a specific schedule. The terms also note that checks can be delayed or affected by technical issues outside the service’s control.
Yes, the privacy policy and terms show that SPYCOST sends push notifications, and email alerts are available if you enable them. Notifications can cover price changes and service or subscription messages.
SPYCOST offers a free plan and paid subscriptions. The pricing page does not list public tiers or limits in the collected text, but the terms say free access is limited and additional slots or features may require a paid subscription.
The collected sources show a mobile app for iOS and Android, support sign-in with Google or Apple, and customer contact at [email protected]. They do not describe team-specific workflows or collaboration features.
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