Discord price & stock alerts
Know when the price drops.
Before you're ready to buy.
Price Tracker is a Discord bot that watches any product page and pings your server the moment the price moves or stock changes. Set it up in 30 seconds, point it at a link, go about your day.
- Works with any store that publishes prices
- Runs 24/7 — you do nothing
- Free to start, no card
📉 Price Drop — LTT Store Flannel Shirt
USD 89.99 → USD 69.99
https://www.lttstore.com/products/flannel-shirt
Example alert — plain-text format, as the bot sends it to a channel you pick.
Set it up in 30 seconds
Three commands. That's the entire product.
Invite the bot
One click, only the permissions it needs: view channels, post messages and embeds, and run slash commands. Nothing else.
Paste a product link
/watch + any product URL. It reads the price straight from the store — never a guess, never a scrape of the wrong thing.
Get pinged when it moves
Every check compares against the last good reading. Price drops, price rises, back in stock, out of stock — the alert lands where your server is already watching.
/watch https://www.reebok.com/…/reebok-club-c-85-vintage-shoes # start watching
/list # show all your watches
/unwatch 3 # or /unwatch all # stop watchingNever guesses a price
It only reads prices from the store's own structured data (product JSON, schema.org, price meta tags). If it can't verify a price, it says so — it never shows you a number it inferred.
Any store, not just one niche
Sneakers, coffee, gear, anything with a product page. Most alert bots are locked to Pokémon cards or one game. Price Tracker is general-purpose.
Lives where you already are
No new app, no email inbox to check, no app store. The alert lands in your Discord, next to the people you're buying with.
Stock, not just price
Back-in-stock and out-of-stock are first-class events. Watch the drop, get the ping the minute it lands.
Pricing
Free to start. Pay only when you need more.
Free
For keeping an eye on a few things.
- Up to 3 active watches
- 15-minute check interval
- Price & stock alerts
- Alerts to a server channel
Pro
Planned — not available yet. Launch users keep founding pricing.
- Up to 25 active watches (planned)
- 5-minute check interval (planned)
- Everything in Free
- DM alerts, yours only (planned)
Payments aren’t open yet — everything runs on the Free tier in the meantime. See the FAQ.
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Which stores does it work with?
Any store that publishes its prices in structured form — most modern storefronts do (Shopify stores, schema.org product data, standard price meta tags). Shopify-based shops are first-class: it reads the store's own product JSON endpoint directly. If a page has no machine-readable price, the bot tells you it can't read that page instead of guessing.
How often does it check?
Every 15 minutes for everyone — each check is a full comparison against the last verified reading, and only real price or stock changes trigger alerts. (A 5-minute Pro interval is planned, not live yet.) One honest caveat: if a check fails — a store blocking automated readers, a page with no readable price — the bot posts a retry notice in your alerts channel instead of staying silent, so occasional failure notices are normal.
What permissions does the bot need?
View channels, send messages, embed links, attach files, and use application (slash) commands — exactly what it needs to post alerts and run /watch, /list and /unwatch. No admin, no voice connection, no message deletion, no reading message history, no threads, no DMs, no member access.
When do payments launch?
Pro is in the build queue right now. The bot runs free on the Free tier in the meantime. When checkout opens, the first users to subscribe keep founding pricing — so invite the bot and set up your watches now.
Will it alert if a store blocks bots?
Honestly: some stores block automated readers, and a handful of pages have no machine-readable price at all. Those watches fail visibly — the bot reports the failure in your alerts channel — rather than silently stopping or showing a wrong price.
Can I use it in my own server?
Yes — that's the whole design. Watches and alerts are per-server, so you can run Price Tracker in multiple servers and keep them separate.