Catch every dealer advertising under your floor.
You hold the line on MAP. Somebody else doesn't — and you find out when a customer shows you their phone. Patrol reads what every other seller advertises for your brand, every six hours, and hands you the evidence.
The manufacturer sets the minimum advertised price. You honor it. The dealer three states over quietly doesn't — and the manufacturer never hears about it.
Enforcement runs on evidence. Patrol collects it.
Every price lands in a band
Your own advertised price is the reference. The thresholds are yours to set.
Logged. Price history builds up quietly.
Drift — shown on the board, no alarm yet.
An undercut. A violation opens with the reading attached.
Evidence packet, and the seller goes on a 90-day watch list.
One brand. One afternoon. Forty-four reds.
The live demo watches one outdoor-kitchen brand for one dealer. Its first pass read 13 competing storefronts and found two of them running identical prices 6–18% under the floor across dozens of SKUs — the kind of pattern that only shows up when something is reading everything.
How it works
It reads public prices.
Patrol reads the catalogs sellers publish for everyone — storefront feeds, eBay, marketplaces — and matches each listing to your SKUs. Nothing is scraped from behind a login.
Your price is the yardstick.
Your own advertised price feeds in automatically — no spreadsheet to maintain. Brands can load a MAP list instead.
Red opens a case.
Orange and red readings open a violation with the price, the link and the time attached. A seller back at the floor closes it. Reds start a watch-list clock.
The packet does the talking.
One click per violator: the price timeline, every listing link, and what's known about who they are — a page you forward to the manufacturer's rep.
It documents; people decide.
Patrol never sets a price or contacts a seller. It records what was advertised, where and when, so the people who own the policy can act on facts.
Yours, not rented.
We own the pipeline end to end, so you're not paying an enterprise platform's price for a beat cop.
Your Patrol board
Real readings from the live demo. Seller names are shown in the demo itself.
| Seller | SKU | Advertised | Reference | Under by | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront A | MASFM | $1,349.00 | $1,804.05 | −25.2% | red |
| Storefront B | MA-BEVBSS90FC | $3,609.05 | $4,547.65 | −20.6% | red |
| Storefront C | MA-BEVBSS90FC | $3,799.00 | $4,547.65 | −16.5% | red |
| Marketplace seller | MAi805-D90C | $5,449.00 | $6,163.60 | −11.6% | red |
| Storefront D | MABi805-BSS | $2,099.00 | $2,279.05 | −7.9% | orange |
What you get
Month to month, done for you. The enterprise platforms that do this start near $2,000 a month — for watching one brand, you don't need a satellite network.
Priced once we've seen yours
Patrol is set up and run for you, month to month. What it costs turns on how many brands you watch and whether marketplaces are in scope — so we quote it once, on a call, against your actual situation.