Your supplier sent a new price list. What actually changed?
Forward the email. We compare it to the last version and send back the changed lines: what went up, what is new, what quietly disappeared.
No spam, and no payment now. We will email you once when it is ready.
The problem
- A new price list lands as a PDF or spreadsheet, and nobody can tell you which of the 2,000 rows moved.
- So either someone spends an afternoon eyeballing two files side by side, or the increase goes through unnoticed and shows up in next month's margin.
- The quiet ones cost the most: a discontinued SKU, or a line that moved 9% while everything else held.
How it works
- Forward the price listSend the supplier's email to your own Pricecheck address. PDF, Excel or CSV, whatever they sent you.
- We diff it against the last oneSKUs matched across both files, even when the supplier renames columns or reorders rows.
- You get the changed lines onlyPrice increases, decreases, new items and dropped items, as a table you can forward to whoever needs to approve it.
Price
Planned price. Early signups get the first month free.
Questions
How is this different from comparing two spreadsheets myself?
A generic file diff compares cells by position. Price lists change shape between versions: rows get reordered, columns renamed, SKUs reformatted. We match on the SKU and report changes in money terms, not cell terms.
What about PDFs?
PDFs are the common case and the reason the free spreadsheet tools do not help. We read them.
What does it cost?
$49/month, one supplier list or fifty. No setup fee, cancel any time.
Is this only for food distributors?
No. Any business that receives recurring supplier price lists: wholesale, industrial supply, building materials, electrical, plumbing.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time, self-serve.