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Your supplier sent a new price list. What actually changed?

Forward the supplier's email. Pricecheck compares it to the last version and sends back only the lines that moved: increases, decreases, new SKUs, and the ones that quietly disappeared.

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Re: 2026 Q4 price list (PDF, 41 pages)

From Northgate Electrical Supply, compared with the previous list

38 of 2,146 lines changed

23 up4 down7 new4 dropped
ChangeSKUItemWasNowDiff
IncreaseTHHN-12-SOL-50012 AWG THHN solid, 500 ft$84.10$91.60+8.9%
IncreaseEMT-075-103/4 in EMT conduit, 10 ft$11.42$12.10+6.0%
IncreaseBOX-4SQ-D4 in square box, 2-1/8 in deep$3.18$3.29+3.5%
DecreaseGFCI-20-WR20A GFCI receptacle, weather resistant$21.95$19.80−9.8%
New SKULED-WP-40-5K40W LED wall pack, 5000K—$68.00Added
DroppedMC-12-2-25012/2 MC cable, 250 ft$142.50—Removed
+ 32 more changed linesSample report with made-up data. Yours comes back as a reply to the email you forwarded.

Before and after

Stop reading two price lists side by side.

Today

  • Two files open side by side, 2,000 rows each
  • Columns renamed, rows reordered, SKUs reformatted
  • An afternoon of checking, or no checking at all
  • The 9% increase shows up in next month's margin

With Pricecheck

  • One forwarded email
  • Matched on SKU, whatever the layout
  • A reply with only the 38 lines that moved
  • Caught before the first order at the new price

The problem

Price lists change shape. Increases hide in the rows.

  • A new price list lands as a PDF or spreadsheet, and nobody can tell you which of the 2,000 rows moved.
  • So either someone spends an afternoon eyeballing two files side by side, or the increase goes through unnoticed and shows up in next month's margin.
  • The quiet ones cost the most: a discontinued SKU, or a line that moved 9% while everything else held.

How it works

Nothing to install. You already forward email.

  1. Forward the price listSend the supplier's email to your own Pricecheck address. PDF, Excel or CSV, whatever they sent you.
  2. We diff it against the last oneSKUs matched across both files, even when the supplier renames columns or reorders rows.
  3. You get the changed lines onlyPrice increases, decreases, new items and dropped items, as a table you can forward to whoever needs to approve it.

Price

Pays for itself the first time it catches one line.

Most increases are small and scattered, which is why they get through. Catching a single one usually covers the year.

Monthly spend with one supplier$20,000
A 4% increase nobody spots$800 a month
Pricecheck, all suppliers$49 a month
$49/mo

Planned price. Early signups get the first month free.

  • Unlimited suppliers and price lists
  • PDF, Excel and CSV
  • Increases, decreases, new and dropped SKUs
  • A table you can forward for approval

Questions

Before you sign up

How is this different from comparing two spreadsheets myself?

A generic file diff compares cells by position. Price lists change shape between versions: rows get reordered, columns renamed, SKUs reformatted. We match on the SKU and report changes in money terms, not cell terms.

What about PDFs?

PDFs are the common case and the reason the free spreadsheet tools do not help. We read them.

Who is this for?

Purchasing and pricing staff at distributors and contractors who get recurring supplier price lists: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, building materials, industrial supply.

Do you need access to our ERP or accounting system?

No. It works from the forwarded email alone. Nothing to install, no integration to approve.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time, self-serve.

Next time a price list lands, know what changed before you place the order.

No spam, and no payment now. We will email you once when it is ready.