ShopVision gives us real-time data on what’s going on. If someone’s dropped a price, we can catch it as quickly as possible and react immediately.


Wayvia, formerly PriceSpider, pairs where-to-buy data with MAP enforcement. ShopVision matches the MAP work and adds competitor pricing on the same dataset, so you protect both sides of your price on the digital shelf.
300,000+ brands, retailers, and marketplaces, with 15 million products tracked daily.
Wayvia, which rebranded from PriceSpider in 2025, is strongest where the two jobs meet: where-to-buy data showing which retailers stock you, combined with MAP enforcement across that network. If your priority is powering buy-online widgets and policing the sellers behind them, that pairing is genuinely useful. ShopVision covers the MAP side and then keeps going, into competitor pricing across your whole market, assortment shifts, and competitor advertising and promotional messaging, all matched on one layer.
One loop across every retailer and reseller. ShopVision runs it, you see every step.
Something about one of your products changed on the digital shelf, on any retailer or marketplace.

Your hero SKU
The exact variant, the full offer, and who moved first, so the response fits this product on this shelf.
Checked until the price is back where it belongs. What happened shapes the next alert.
Wholesale gets the notice drafted, sent, and escalated. Pricing sees the gap in context and holds margin.
How much is your digital shelf leaking right now?

Apparel, Consumer Goods, Beauty, Health, Jewelry, Supplements, Home Goods, Outdoor, and much more.















































On MAP and channel compliance, yes. The exception is where-to-buy: if you use Wayvia to power buy-online widgets on your product pages, ShopVision does not do that and you would need to keep it or replace it separately.
Yes. PriceSpider rebranded to Wayvia in 2025. If you are researching an older shortlist or a previous RFP, the two names refer to the same business.
Both detect violations, identify unauthorized sellers, and support enforcement workflow. The difference is the matching layer underneath. ShopVision reads listings with LLM agents and matches equivalents, which catches renamed and repackaged listings that identifier-based matching misses.
It is how ShopVision protects your price everywhere you sell online. Price integrity has two sides: what competitors charge and what your resellers hold. ShopVision tracks both on one dataset, matched to your products down to the variant, so pricing and wholesale teams catch competitor moves and MAP violations the day they happen.
Competitive depth. Competitor price monitoring across your whole market rather than just your own channel, assortment and catalog tracking, and competitor advertising and promotional messaging, all on the same dataset as the MAP data.
Wayvia is an enterprise annual subscription sold by quote. ShopVision publishes its pricing and sells each of its four products independently, with a six-month minimum on Wholesale & MAP Intelligence.
Yes, and it is a sensible setup if where-to-buy is embedded in your site. Keep Wayvia for the buy-online experience and run ShopVision for competitive intelligence and channel compliance.
Yes. Run the Side-by-Side. Keep your current tool on while we set you up. We build your tracking set from your own lists, so there is nothing to migrate, and most teams are running within a week of kickoff. Turn the old tool off once you have seen what each one finds.
ShopVision gives us real-time data on what’s going on. If someone’s dropped a price, we can catch it as quickly as possible and react immediately.


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ShopVision can do a complete and comprehensive competitive analysis in a fraction of the time it would take me to do it.
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ShopVision gives us the ability to react to competitive and customer insights faster than ever before.


The productivity gains we’ve unlocked with ShopVision are insane. We are no longer guessing.


Starts at $499 a month.
Every competitor move on the digital shelf, caught the day it happens.