Vespion
A self-serve tool for competitor price and stock tracking, in development at Orizonlabs. It is not available yet, and there is no release date.
What it will do
Vespion will do the tracking half of the consulting service without the integration work. You point it at your competitors, it proposes the matching products in their catalogues, you correct anything it got wrong, and from then on it watches prices and stock and tells you what moved.
There will be a free tier that covers a small competitive set, so it can be tried without talking to anyone first.
What exists today, and what does not
The collection engine is real and running — matching, scheduled collection, change detection, the handling for shops that block automated access. It is what the consulting service is built on, and it improves every time it meets a catalogue that breaks it.
What does not exist yet is everything around it: accounts, the interface, billing, the self-serve setup flow. That is the work, and it is why there is no date on this page. A date given now would be a guess, and a missed one on a page about credibility costs more than it buys.
How it differs from the consulting
The consulting service is shaped around one catalogue and wired into the tools that business already runs — it changes prices in the storefront and raises decisions in the CRM. Vespion will not do that. It will tell you what competitors are doing and leave the acting to you.
If the integration work is the reason nothing has been set up yet, the consulting is the answer and it exists today.
Hear when it opens
One message when there is something to try. Nothing else.
Or read about it being built
The hard parts get written up on the blog roughly once a month — product matching, stock signals that lie, what a request actually costs at scale.