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ShopSavvy Data API - Ruby SDK

Gem Version Ruby License: MIT Documentation

Official Ruby SDK for the ShopSavvy Data API. Access comprehensive product data, real-time pricing, and historical price trends across thousands of retailers and millions of products.

⚡ 30-Second Quick Start

# Install
gem install shopsavvy-sdk

# Use
require 'shopsavvy_data_api'
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: 'ss_live_your_api_key_here')
product = client.get_product_details('012345678901')
puts "#{product.data.name} - Best price: $#{client.get_current_offers('012345678901').data.min_by(&:price).price}"

📊 Feature Comparison

Feature Free Tier Pro Enterprise
API Calls/Month 1,000 100,000 Unlimited
Product Details
Real-time Pricing
Price History 30 days 1 year 5+ years
Bulk Operations 10/batch 100/batch 1000/batch
Retailer Coverage 50+ 500+ 1000+
Rate Limiting 60/hour 1000/hour Custom
Support Community Email Phone + Dedicated

🚀 Installation & Setup

Installation

Add to your Gemfile:

gem 'shopsavvy-sdk'

Or install directly:

gem install shopsavvy-sdk

Get Your API Key

  1. Sign up: Visit shopsavvy.com/data
  2. Choose plan: Select based on your usage needs
  3. Get API key: Copy from your dashboard
  4. Test: Run the 30-second example above

Environment Setup

# For production, use environment variables
ENV['SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY'] = 'ss_live_your_api_key_here'

# Initialize client
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: ENV['SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY'])

📖 Complete API Reference

Client Configuration

# Basic configuration
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(
  api_key: 'ss_live_your_api_key_here',
  timeout: 30,  # Request timeout in seconds
  base_url: 'https://api.shopsavvy.com/v1'  # Custom base URL
)

# Advanced configuration with retry logic
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(
  api_key: 'ss_live_your_api_key_here',
  timeout: 60,
  retry_attempts: 3,
  retry_delay: 1.0,
  user_agent: 'MyApp/1.0.0'
)

# Configuration object approach
config = ShopsavvyDataApi::Configuration.new(
  api_key: 'ss_live_your_api_key_here',
  timeout: 120,
  debug: true  # Enable debug logging
)
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.with_config(config)

Product Lookup

Single Product

# Look up by barcode, ASIN, URL, model number, or ShopSavvy ID
product = client.get_product_details("012345678901")
amazon_product = client.get_product_details("B08N5WRWNW")  
url_product = client.get_product_details("https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08N5WRWNW")
model_product = client.get_product_details("MQ023LL/A")  # iPhone model number

puts "Product: #{product.data.name}"
puts "Brand: #{product.data.brand}"
puts "Category: #{product.data.category}"
puts "ASIN: #{product.data.asin}" if product.data.asin
puts "Model: #{product.data.model}" if product.data.model
puts "Description: #{product.data.description}" if product.data.description

Bulk Product Lookup

# Process up to 100 products at once (Pro plan)
identifiers = [
  "012345678901", "B08N5WRWNW", "045496590048",
  "https://www.bestbuy.com/site/product/123456",
  "MQ023LL/A", "SM-S911U"  # iPhone and Samsung model numbers
]

products = client.get_product_details_batch(identifiers)

products.data.each do |product|
  puts "#{product.name} by #{product.brand} - #{product.category}"
  puts "  Identifiers: #{product.identifiers}" if product.identifiers
end

# Handle potential errors in batch processing
products.data.each_with_index do |product, index|
  if product.nil?
    puts "Failed to find product: #{identifiers[index]}"
  else
    puts "✓ Found: #{product.name}"
  end
end

Real-Time Pricing

All Retailers Analysis

offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901")
puts "Found #{offers.data.length} offers across retailers"

# Advanced price analysis
sorted_offers = offers.data.sort_by(&:price)
cheapest = sorted_offers.first
most_expensive = sorted_offers.last

puts "💰 Best price: #{cheapest.retailer} - $#{cheapest.price}"
puts "💸 Highest price: #{most_expensive.retailer} - $#{most_expensive.price}"
puts "📊 Average price: $#{offers.data.map(&:price).sum / offers.data.length}"
puts "💡 Potential savings: $#{most_expensive.price - cheapest.price}"

# Filter by availability and condition
in_stock_offers = offers.data.select { |offer| offer.availability == 'in_stock' }
new_condition_offers = offers.data.select { |offer| offer.condition == 'new' }

puts "✅ In-stock offers: #{in_stock_offers.length}"
puts "🆕 New condition: #{new_condition_offers.length}"

Retailer-Specific Queries

# Major retailers
amazon_offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", retailer: "amazon")
walmart_offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", retailer: "walmart")
target_offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", retailer: "target")
bestbuy_offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", retailer: "bestbuy")

# Compare specific retailers
retailers = %w[amazon walmart target bestbuy]
retailer_prices = {}

retailers.each do |retailer|
  offers = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", retailer: retailer)
  if offers.data.any?
    best_offer = offers.data.min_by(&:price)
    retailer_prices[retailer] = best_offer.price
  end
end

puts "Retailer price comparison:"
retailer_prices.sort_by { |_, price| price }.each do |retailer, price|
  puts "  #{retailer.capitalize}: $#{price}"
end

Bulk Price Monitoring

# Monitor multiple products simultaneously
product_list = [
  "012345678901", "B08N5WRWNW", "045496590048",
  "B07XJ8C8F5", "B09G9FPHY6"
]

batch_offers = client.get_current_offers_batch(product_list)

batch_offers.data.each do |identifier, offers|
  next if offers.empty?
  
  best_offer = offers.min_by(&:price)
  puts "#{identifier}:"
  puts "  Best price: #{best_offer.retailer} - $#{best_offer.price}"
  puts "  Total offers: #{offers.length}"
  puts "  In stock: #{offers.count { |o| o.availability == 'in_stock' }}"
  puts
end

Historical Price Analysis

Comprehensive Price Trends

require 'date'

# Get 90 days of price history for detailed analysis
end_date = Date.today
start_date = end_date - 90

history = client.get_price_history(
  "012345678901",
  start_date.strftime("%Y-%m-%d"),
  end_date.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
)

puts "📈 90-Day Price Analysis"
puts "=" * 50

history.data.each do |offer|
  next if offer.price_history.empty?
  
  prices = offer.price_history.map(&:price)
  current_price = offer.price
  
  # Statistical analysis
  avg_price = prices.sum.to_f / prices.length
  min_price = prices.min
  max_price = prices.max
  
  # Price trend calculation
  recent_prices = prices.last(7)  # Last week
  older_prices = prices.first([prices.length - 7, 1].max)
  
  trend = if recent_prices.any? && older_prices.any?
            recent_avg = recent_prices.sum.to_f / recent_prices.length
            older_avg = older_prices.sum.to_f / older_prices.length
            change_pct = ((recent_avg - older_avg) / older_avg * 100).round(1)
            
            if change_pct > 5
              "📈 Rising (+#{change_pct}%)"
            elsif change_pct < -5
              "📉 Falling (#{change_pct}%)"
            else
              "📊 Stable (#{change_pct}%)"
            end
          else
            "📊 Insufficient data"
          end
  
  puts "🏪 #{offer.retailer.upcase}"
  puts "  Current: $#{current_price}"
  puts "  Average: $#{avg_price.round(2)}"
  puts "  Range: $#{min_price} - $#{max_price}"
  puts "  Savings opportunity: $#{(current_price - min_price).round(2)}"
  puts "  Trend: #{trend}"
  puts "  Data points: #{offer.price_history.length}"
  puts
end

Retailer-Specific Historical Analysis

# Compare price history across major retailers
retailers = %w[amazon walmart target bestbuy]
historical_comparison = {}

retailers.each do |retailer|
  history = client.get_price_history(
    "012345678901",
    "2024-01-01",
    "2024-12-31",
    retailer: retailer
  )
  
  next if history.data.empty?
  
  offer = history.data.first
  if offer.price_history.any?
    prices = offer.price_history.map(&:price)
    historical_comparison[retailer] = {
      current: offer.price,
      average: prices.sum.to_f / prices.length,
      lowest: prices.min,
      highest: prices.max,
      volatility: prices.max - prices.min
    }
  end
end

puts "Retailer Historical Comparison:"
historical_comparison.each do |retailer, data|
  puts "#{retailer.capitalize}:"
  puts "  Current: $#{data[:current]}"
  puts "  Average: $#{data[:average].round(2)}"
  puts "  Best ever: $#{data[:lowest]}"
  puts "  Worst: $#{data[:highest]}"
  puts "  Volatility: $#{data[:volatility].round(2)}"
  puts
end

Product Monitoring

Schedule Monitoring

# Monitor daily across all retailers
result = client.schedule_product_monitoring("012345678901", "daily")
puts "Scheduled: #{result.data['scheduled']}"

# Monitor hourly at Amazon only
client.schedule_product_monitoring(
  "012345678901", 
  "hourly", 
  retailer: "amazon"
)

# Schedule multiple products
batch_result = client.schedule_product_monitoring_batch([
  "012345678901",
  "B08N5WRWNW"
], "daily")

Manage Scheduled Products

# Get all scheduled products
scheduled = client.get_scheduled_products
puts "Monitoring #{scheduled.data.length} products"

scheduled.data.each do |product|
  retailer_info = product.retailer || "all retailers"
  puts "#{product.identifier}: #{product.frequency} at #{retailer_info}"
  puts "  Created: #{product.created_at}"
  puts "  Last refreshed: #{product.last_refreshed}" if product.last_refreshed
end

# Remove from schedule
client.remove_product_from_schedule("012345678901")

# Remove multiple products
client.remove_products_from_schedule(["012345678901", "B08N5WRWNW"])

Usage Tracking

usage = client.get_usage
puts "Credits remaining: #{usage.data.credits_remaining}"
puts "Credits used: #{usage.data.credits_used}"
puts "Plan: #{usage.data.plan_name}"
puts "Usage: #{usage.data.credits_percentage_used}%"
puts "Billing period: #{usage.data.billing_period_start} to #{usage.data.billing_period_end}"

🔧 Advanced Usage

Error Handling

begin
  product = client.get_product_details("invalid-identifier")
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::NotFoundError => e
  puts "Product not found"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::AuthenticationError => e
  puts "Invalid API key"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::RateLimitError => e
  puts "Rate limit exceeded - slow down requests"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::ValidationError => e
  puts "Invalid request parameters: #{e.message}"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::TimeoutError => e
  puts "Request timed out"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::NetworkError => e
  puts "Network error: #{e.message}"
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::APIError => e
  puts "API error: #{e.message}"
  puts "Status code: #{e.status_code}" if e.status_code
end

Response Format

All API methods return a consistent response format:

response = client.get_product_details("012345678901")

puts "Success: #{response.success?}"
puts "Data: #{response.data}"
puts "Credits used: #{response.credits_used}"
puts "Credits remaining: #{response.credits_remaining}"

# Access the actual data
product = response.data
puts "Product name: #{product.name}"

Model Convenience Methods

# Offer convenience methods
offer = offers.data.first
puts "In stock: #{offer.in_stock?}"
puts "New condition: #{offer.new_condition?}"

# Scheduled product convenience methods
scheduled_product = scheduled.data.first
puts "Daily monitoring: #{scheduled_product.daily?}"

# Usage info convenience methods
usage_info = usage.data
puts "#{usage_info.credits_percentage_remaining}% credits remaining"

CSV Format

Some endpoints support CSV format for easier data processing:

# Get product details in CSV format
product_csv = client.get_product_details("012345678901", format: "csv")

# Get offers in CSV format
offers_csv = client.get_current_offers("012345678901", format: "csv")

# Process with CSV library
require 'csv'

CSV.parse(offers_csv.data, headers: true) do |row|
  puts "#{row['retailer']}: $#{row['price']}"
end

Working with Hashes

All model objects can be converted to hashes:

product = client.get_product_details("012345678901")

# Convert to hash
product_hash = product.data.to_h
puts product_hash[:name]

# Convert entire response to hash
response_hash = product.to_h
puts response_hash[:data][:name]

🚀 Production Deployment

Ruby on Rails Integration

# Gemfile
gem 'shopsavvy-sdk'
gem 'sidekiq'  # For background jobs

# config/application.rb
config.shopsavvy_api_key = Rails.application.credentials.shopsavvy_api_key

# app/services/price_tracking_service.rb
class PriceTrackingService
  def initialize
    @client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(
      api_key: Rails.application.config.shopsavvy_api_key,
      timeout: 60
    )
  end

  def track_product(product_id, target_price)
    # Schedule monitoring
    @client.schedule_product_monitoring(product_id, 'daily')
    
    # Create local tracking record
    PriceAlert.create!(
      product_identifier: product_id,
      target_price: target_price,
      status: 'active'
    )
  end

  def check_price_alerts
    PriceAlert.active.find_each do |alert|
      CheckPriceAlertJob.perform_later(alert.id)
    end
  end
end

# app/jobs/check_price_alert_job.rb
class CheckPriceAlertJob < ApplicationJob
  queue_as :default
  
  def perform(alert_id)
    alert = PriceAlert.find(alert_id)
    client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: Rails.application.config.shopsavvy_api_key)
    
    offers = client.get_current_offers(alert.product_identifier)
    best_offer = offers.data.min_by(&:price)
    
    if best_offer && best_offer.price <= alert.target_price
      # Send notification
      PriceAlertMailer.target_reached(alert, best_offer).deliver_now
      alert.update!(status: 'triggered', triggered_at: Time.current)
    end
  rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
    Rails.logger.error "ShopSavvy API error: #{e.message}"
    # Optionally retry or alert administrators
  end
end

Sinatra Microservice

# app.rb
require 'sinatra'
require 'json'
require 'shopsavvy_data_api'

class PriceAPI < Sinatra::Base
  configure do
    set :shopsavvy_client, ShopsavvyDataApi.new(
      api_key: ENV['SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY'],
      timeout: 30
    )
  end

  before do
    content_type :json
  end

  get '/api/product/:identifier/price' do
    identifier = params[:identifier]
    
    begin
      offers = settings.shopsavvy_client.get_current_offers(identifier)
      
      {
        success: true,
        product_id: identifier,
        offers: offers.data.map do |offer|
          {
            retailer: offer.retailer,
            price: offer.price,
            availability: offer.availability,
            condition: offer.condition,
            url: offer.url
          }
        end,
        best_price: offers.data.min_by(&:price)&.price,
        credits_remaining: offers.credits_remaining
      }.to_json
    rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
      status 400
      { success: false, error: e.message }.to_json
    end
  end

  get '/api/product/:identifier/history' do
    identifier = params[:identifier]
    days = (params[:days] || 30).to_i
    
    end_date = Date.today
    start_date = end_date - days
    
    begin
      history = settings.shopsavvy_client.get_price_history(
        identifier,
        start_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d'),
        end_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
      )
      
      {
        success: true,
        product_id: identifier,
        period: "#{days} days",
        data: history.data
      }.to_json
    rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
      status 400
      { success: false, error: e.message }.to_json
    end
  end
end

Background Processing with Sidekiq

# lib/price_monitor.rb
class PriceMonitor
  include Sidekiq::Worker
  sidekiq_options retry: 3, backtrace: true

  def perform(product_ids)
    client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: ENV['SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY'])
    
    product_ids.each do |product_id|
      begin
        # Get current prices
        offers = client.get_current_offers(product_id)
        next if offers.data.empty?

        # Store in database or cache
        best_price = offers.data.min_by(&:price).price
        Redis.current.setex("price:#{product_id}", 3600, best_price)
        
        # Check for alerts
        check_price_alerts(product_id, best_price)
        
      rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::RateLimitError => e
        # Exponential backoff
        self.class.perform_in(2 ** sidekiq_options['retry_count'], [product_id])
        raise e
      rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
        logger.error "API error for #{product_id}: #{e.message}"
      end
    end
  end

  private

  def check_price_alerts(product_id, current_price)
    # Implementation for checking and triggering alerts
  end
end

# Schedule regular monitoring
PriceMonitor.perform_async(['012345678901', 'B08N5WRWNW'])

💡 Real-World Use Cases

E-commerce Price Intelligence

# Comprehensive competitive analysis tool
class CompetitiveAnalyzer
  def initialize(api_key)
    @client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: api_key)
  end

  def analyze_market(product_ids, competitors = %w[amazon walmart target bestbuy])
    analysis = {}
    
    product_ids.each do |product_id|
      product_analysis = analyze_product_competition(product_id, competitors)
      analysis[product_id] = product_analysis
    end
    
    generate_competitive_report(analysis)
  end

  private

  def analyze_product_competition(product_id, competitors)
    # Get product details
    product = @client.get_product_details(product_id)
    
    # Get current offers from all retailers
    all_offers = @client.get_current_offers(product_id)
    
    # Filter by target competitors
    competitor_offers = all_offers.data.select do |offer|
      competitors.include?(offer.retailer.downcase)
    end
    
    # Price analysis
    prices = competitor_offers.map(&:price)
    
    {
      product_name: product.data.name,
      brand: product.data.brand,
      total_offers: all_offers.data.length,
      competitor_offers: competitor_offers.length,
      price_range: {
        min: prices.min,
        max: prices.max,
        average: prices.sum.to_f / prices.length
      },
      market_position: calculate_market_position(competitor_offers),
      availability_score: calculate_availability_score(competitor_offers)
    }
  end

  def calculate_market_position(offers)
    return 'No data' if offers.empty?
    
    prices = offers.map(&:price).sort
    median_price = prices[prices.length / 2]
    
    case median_price
    when 0..50 then 'Budget'
    when 50..200 then 'Mid-range'
    when 200..500 then 'Premium'
    else 'Luxury'
    end
  end

  def calculate_availability_score(offers)
    return 0 if offers.empty?
    
    in_stock_count = offers.count { |offer| offer.availability == 'in_stock' }
    (in_stock_count.to_f / offers.length * 100).round(1)
  end
end

# Usage
analyzer = CompetitiveAnalyzer.new(ENV['SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY'])
report = analyzer.analyze_market([
  '012345678901', 'B08N5WRWNW', '045496590048'
])

Inventory Management Integration

# Integration with inventory management system
class InventoryPriceManager
  def initialize(api_key)
    @client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: api_key)
  end

  def update_competitive_pricing(inventory_items)
    pricing_updates = []
    
    inventory_items.each do |item|
      next unless item.competitor_tracking_enabled?
      
      begin
        # Get current market prices
        offers = @client.get_current_offers(item.barcode)
        next if offers.data.empty?
        
        # Calculate competitive price point
        competitor_prices = offers.data.map(&:price)
        market_analysis = analyze_market_prices(competitor_prices)
        
        suggested_price = calculate_competitive_price(
          item.cost_price,
          market_analysis,
          item.target_margin
        )
        
        pricing_updates << {
          item_id: item.id,
          current_price: item.selling_price,
          suggested_price: suggested_price,
          market_analysis: market_analysis,
          reasoning: generate_pricing_reasoning(item, market_analysis, suggested_price)
        }
        
      rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
        Rails.logger.error "Pricing update failed for #{item.id}: #{e.message}"
        next
      end
    end
    
    pricing_updates
  end

  private

  def analyze_market_prices(prices)
    sorted_prices = prices.sort
    {
      min: sorted_prices.first,
      max: sorted_prices.last,
      median: sorted_prices[sorted_prices.length / 2],
      average: prices.sum.to_f / prices.length,
      percentile_25: sorted_prices[(sorted_prices.length * 0.25).round],
      percentile_75: sorted_prices[(sorted_prices.length * 0.75).round]
    }
  end

  def calculate_competitive_price(cost_price, market_analysis, target_margin)
    min_price = cost_price * (1 + target_margin)
    competitive_price = market_analysis[:percentile_25] * 0.95  # 5% under 25th percentile
    
    [min_price, competitive_price].max.round(2)
  end
end

Market Research Analytics

# Advanced market research and trend analysis
class MarketResearcher
  def initialize(api_key)
    @client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: api_key)
  end

  def research_category_trends(product_categories, time_periods)
    research_report = {}
    
    product_categories.each do |category, product_list|
      category_data = analyze_category_trends(product_list, time_periods)
      research_report[category] = category_data
    end
    
    generate_market_intelligence_report(research_report)
  end

  def track_seasonal_patterns(product_id, months = 12)
    patterns = {}
    
    (0...months).each do |month_offset|
      end_date = Date.today - (month_offset * 30)
      start_date = end_date - 30
      
      history = @client.get_price_history(
        product_id,
        start_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d'),
        end_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
      )
      
      month_name = end_date.strftime('%B %Y')
      patterns[month_name] = analyze_monthly_patterns(history.data)
    end
    
    identify_seasonal_trends(patterns)
  end

  private

  def analyze_monthly_patterns(history_data)
    return { average_price: 0, volatility: 0 } if history_data.empty?
    
    all_prices = []
    
    history_data.each do |offer|
      next if offer.price_history.empty?
      all_prices.concat(offer.price_history.map(&:price))
    end
    
    return { average_price: 0, volatility: 0 } if all_prices.empty?
    
    average = all_prices.sum.to_f / all_prices.length
    variance = all_prices.map { |price| (price - average) ** 2 }.sum / all_prices.length
    
    {
      average_price: average.round(2),
      volatility: Math.sqrt(variance).round(2),
      price_points: all_prices.length
    }
  end
end

🛠️ Development & Testing

Local Development Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/shopsavvy/sdk-ruby.git
cd sdk-ruby

# Install dependencies
bundle install

# Set up environment variables
echo 'SHOPSAVVY_API_KEY=ss_test_your_test_key_here' > .env

# Run tests
bundle exec rspec

# Run linting
bundle exec rubocop

# Generate documentation
bundle exec yard doc

Testing Your Integration

# Create a test script
require 'shopsavvy_data_api'

# Use test API key (starts with ss_test_)
client = ShopsavvyDataApi.new(api_key: 'ss_test_your_test_key_here')

# Test basic functionality
begin
  # Test product lookup
  product = client.get_product_details('012345678901')
  puts "✅ Product lookup: #{product.data.name}"
  
  # Test current offers
  offers = client.get_current_offers('012345678901')
  puts "✅ Current offers: #{offers.data.length} found"
  
  # Test usage info
  usage = client.get_usage
  puts "✅ API usage: #{usage.data.credits_remaining} credits remaining"
  
  puts "\n🎉 All tests passed! SDK is working correctly."
  
rescue ShopsavvyDataApi::Error => e
  puts "❌ Test failed: #{e.message}"
end

📚 Additional Resources

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details on:

  • Reporting bugs
  • Suggesting enhancements
  • Submitting pull requests
  • Development workflow
  • Code standards

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

🏢 About ShopSavvy

ShopSavvy is the world's first mobile shopping app, helping consumers find the best deals since 2008. With over 40 million downloads and millions of active users, ShopSavvy has saved consumers billions of dollars.

Our Data API Powers:

  • 🛒 E-commerce platforms with competitive intelligence
  • 📊 Market research with real-time pricing data
  • 🏪 Retailers with inventory and pricing optimization
  • 📱 Mobile apps with product lookup and price comparison
  • 🤖 Business intelligence with automated price monitoring

Why Choose ShopSavvy Data API?

  • Trusted by millions - Proven at scale since 2008
  • Comprehensive coverage - 1000+ retailers, millions of products
  • Real-time accuracy - Fresh data updated continuously
  • Developer-friendly - Easy integration, great documentation
  • Reliable infrastructure - 99.9% uptime, enterprise-grade
  • Flexible pricing - Plans for every use case and budget

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