How to track competitor prices, availability and stock on Wildberries

Wildberries has no public sales API. Price and availability dynamics are a working indirect signal of how a competitor trades. Here is how to put products on automatic watch — and, honestly, what changed with the stock-data limit.

What you can really see: prices, availability, stock up to the cap

If a competitor had 80 units yesterday and 55 today, the difference went to buyers (adjusted for restocks). Honest note: since October 2025 Wildberries caps stock data for third-party services at 100 units per item, so deep stock of large listings isn't visible. What remains fully working: price history, out-of-stock / back-in-stock events and stock dynamics within the cap — usually enough to keep a competitor under control.

Step 1. Take a product snapshot

Collect the competitor's or the niche's products: price, rating, availability. This is your baseline — every next run is compared against it.

Step 2. Enable monitoring

Put the task on a schedule. Each run is compared with the previous one, and only changes make the report — new products, changed prices and stock.

Step 3. Get alerts and build history

Changes arrive as Telegram notifications; the accumulated history exports to Excel. In a couple of weeks you have a picture of niche dynamics competitors without such monitoring lack.

Scheduled competitor monitoring: prices, availability, audiences
Set any parsing job to repeat on a schedule — we compare the result with the previous run and send only what's new to Telegram: fresh members, products, price and availability changes. Threshold triggers alert you when a competitor's price drops below your limit or an item is back on sale.
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FAQ

Is it legal?
Yes: prices, ratings and availability are public product-card data visible to any visitor.
How accurate is the sales estimate?
It is indirect: restocks and returns affect stock too, and since October 2025 Wildberries shows third-party services at most 100 units per item. Good enough to compare dynamics and catch out-of-stock/back-in-stock, not for accounting.
Can I get an alert when the price drops?
Yes — threshold triggers: set 'price below X' or 'back in stock' and the Telegram notification arrives right after it fires.

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