PriceShape
By PriceShape ApS
Duration: 1–2 days.
Duration: 1–3 days, depending on catalog size.
Duration: 2–4 days.
Duration: 1–2 days.
Duration: 2–5 days.
Duration: 1–2 days.
Duration: 1–2 days.
Total Estimated Time: 1–2 weeks for standard setups; complex enterprise integrations may take 3–4 weeks.
PriceShape offers extensive customization options, including:
PriceShape primarily uses a subscription-based pricing model, and most costs are bundled into the monthly fee.
PriceShape offers comprehensive onboarding and ongoing support, including:
PriceShape implements enterprise-grade security protocols, including:
PriceShape follows a continuous improvement model, releasing updates regularly—typically every few weeks for minor enhancements and bug fixes, and quarterly for major feature releases. Updates are managed through cloud deployment, meaning users automatically receive the latest version without manual installation. New features and improvements are communicated via release notes, email notifications, and sometimes webinars. Enterprise clients may also receive early access or beta testing opportunities for upcoming features.
PriceShape adheres to GDPR compliance, ensuring that all customer data remains the property of the client. Users have full control over their data and can request data export at any time via CSV, API, or custom reporting tools. In case of contract termination, PriceShape provides a data portability option, allowing businesses to retrieve historical pricing, competitor data, and analytics before account closure. No data is shared with third parties without explicit consent.
PriceShape offers flexible subscription tiers that allow businesses to scale up or down based on catalog size, number of monitored competitors, and advanced feature requirements. Scaling up typically involves adding more SKUs, markets, or integrations, which can be activated quickly through the account dashboard or via support. Scaling down is also supported, though it may require adherence to minimum contract terms (often monthly or annual). Enterprise clients usually have custom agreements that include scalability clauses for seasonal adjustments or rapid expansion.
Termination requires sending an email to the designated support or account contact with your customer details.
Upon acknowledgment, access is revoked and final billing occurs; any outstanding fees must be settled.
PriceShape may update its Terms (e.g., as of 15 May 2024), but existing contracts typically remain governed by the signed terms.
Your contract may include fixed/capped renewal pricing clauses, with potential conflicts arising if new pricing models are introduced.
You must cease using the platform immediately. Any outstanding payments will be invoiced, and data access is revoked.
PriceShape adheres to GDPR, treating all customer input ("Customer Materials") as fully owned by the client.
Token-based authentication and role-based access controls ensure secure, permissioned API usage.
Employs regular backups, redundancy, monitoring, and patching in line with industry best practices, as outlined in GDPR-aligned documentation.
Users can export data at any time and receive full account data before termination.
Though PriceShape doesn't list formal certifications (e.g., ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS), these are common among SaaS competitors:
