Comparison
Corprice vs Priceshape
Priceshape and Corprice both monitor competitor prices and can set your prices by rules. Priceshape covers marketplaces, several countries and your own sales data, with a price set in a quote. Corprice focuses on Danish webshops, PriceRunner and Prisjakt, with a published price and a free plan.
Competitor facts read from their own website on 8 November 2026.
Published price or a quote
Corprice lists every plan with its price. Priceshape starts from €599 a month and sets the rest in a quote.
Shop connection
Corprice reads and writes prices in PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify and Magento 2 with an API key. Priceshape has a Shopify add-on and output feeds for other systems.
Marketplaces and countries
Priceshape covers marketplaces such as Amazon, Idealo and Galaxus and several countries. Corprice reads PriceRunner, Prisjakt and competitors' own webshops.
Priceshape and Corprice side by side
| Topic | Priceshape | corprice |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Growth from €599 a month. The final price comes in a quote and depends on products and markets. Enterprise on custom pricing. | Published monthly prices excl. VAT: Free (5 products), Starter $219 (1,000), Growth $369 (5,000), Scale $579 (10,000). No start fee. |
| What is checked and how often | Price, promotions, discounts, stock and shipping. Daily as standard, faster refresh for fast markets, manual updates. | Price, before-price, stock, delivery time and shipping. Every competitor page once a day, plus 5,000, 20,000 or 50,000 on-demand checks a month. |
| Competitors per product | Not published. | Unlimited on paid plans, 5 on Free. |
| Price sources | Webshops and marketplaces with Google Shopping matches. Feeds from Idealo, Amazon, PriceRunner, Prisjagt, ManoMano, Galaxus, Kaufland and eBay can be added. | PriceRunner, Prisjakt and any competitor webshop with a product page. |
| Shop platforms | A Shopify add-on. Other systems import Priceshape's output as CSV, JSON or XML. | PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify and Magento 2 read and write prices. A Google Shopping feed gives suggestions only. |
| Alerts | Alerts on large price drops, prices above market and competitors out of stock. Channels not published. | Email, Slack, Mattermost, Microsoft Teams and signed webhooks. |
| Repricing | Strategies by brand, product type, campaign or custom attributes, a lower price limit and dynamic product groups from sales, stock and competitor data. Automatic or with approval. | Match or beat the cheapest by an amount or percentage, within a minimum, largest discount and largest drop. Never above your regular price. Automatic or with approval. |
| Cost prices and ERP | Cost price is a recommended feed field. ERP and CRM integration mentioned without named systems. | Cost prices from the shop, or read-only from Business Central, e-conomic and Uniconta. Suggested minimum and maximum prices. |
| API | An API for sending sales data, plus output feeds. Full API description not published. | REST API with scoped keys and an MCP server. |
| Languages | Interface and reports in English. | Danish and English. |
| Free plan and trial | 14-day free trial with no card, a free preview and a demo. No free plan. | Free plan for 5 products, and a 14-day trial of the paid plans. No card. |
A tick marks the side with a clearer advantage on that line. Where a competitor does not publish something, the table says so.
When Priceshape fits better
- You sell on marketplaces such as Amazon, Idealo or Galaxus, or in several countries.
- You want prices to react to your own sales and stock data.
- You are a brand following resellers and recommended retail prices.
- Your purchasing requires ISO 27001 or a dedicated Customer Success Manager.
When Corprice fits better
- You want a published monthly price and a free plan to start on.
- Your shop runs on PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify or Magento 2, and prices should be written back.
- PriceRunner, Prisjakt and Danish webshops cover your competitors.
- You want alerts in Slack, Teams or Mattermost, cost prices from your ERP, and a Danish interface.
Our view
For a larger retailer selling across marketplaces and countries, Priceshape is probably the broader choice. For a webshop focused on the Danish market, we would suggest trying Corprice first.
Sources
Where the Priceshape facts come from Competitor facts read from their own website on 8 November 2026.
- priceshape.com/pricing
- priceshape.com/help/frequently-asked-questions
- priceshape.com/solutions/competitor-price-monitoring
- priceshape.com/solutions/dynamic-pricing
- priceshape.com
This comparison is written by Corprice. If something about your product has changed or is wrong, write to sales@corprice.com and we will correct it.
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