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Glass It Price Tracker

Glass It Price Tracker is an online price tracking service that, through a browser extension and collaboration with human web engineers, checks the web prices of products specified by users every day, helping users verify discounts, view price history, and receive price drop alerts. The service emphasizes not violating user privacy in exchange for discounts, and supports the Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari browsers. After users install the extension and log in, they click the extension on the target product page to request monitoring, and once the engineers approve it, they can set a notification price. It provides price drop information for the last 30/60/90 days, lowest price checks, and a personalized price history view, which requires login and push notifications to view. Registration requires email verification and a valid payment method, and tracking more than three products requires adding them through the order form. Some facts, such as the specific price and whether it is free, have not yet been fully provided.

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About this tool

Glass It Price Tracker is an online price tracking service that mainly helps users look up the historical prices of products, verify whether discounts are genuine, and send alerts when prices drop or products are back in stock. Its official positioning is "a price tracker born for discount price history lookup and back-in-stock alerts."

Purpose

Users can use it to track price changes for specific online products, judge whether the discount currently seen is genuinely a good deal, and receive notifications when the price reaches their expectation. It supports viewing price drops within the last 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days, and also provides lowest price checks. The official site lists entry points for checking the price history of products such as Apple iPhone and game consoles, and mentions that it can be used for retailers such as Kingbull, Amazon, and Macy's.

Main capabilities

  • Daily price checks: Check the discounts in online prices once a day for products that have been set for monitoring.
  • Price drop alerts: Send alerts for price drops or back-in-stock status via email and push notifications.
  • Price history lookup: Paste a product URL on the homepage or tracking page to view price history; if push notifications are enabled, after logging in you can view a personalized price history view within your account. The official explanation states that for public queries, price history is displayed only when more than 3 data points have been collected and at least one verified user has enabled push notifications.
  • Dashboard widgets: Create widgets through a simple wizard to quickly compare monitoring data.
  • Browser extension: Provides extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari, making it convenient for users to request monitoring while browsing product pages.

How to use

  1. Complete the onboarding checklist.
  2. Install the Glass It browser extension on Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
  3. Log in to Glass It.
  4. After logging in, visit the website you want to monitor, go to the product page, and click the Glass It extension to request monitoring.
  5. Repeat step 4 for each product you want to monitor.
  6. Wait for product monitoring review. Pending products are usually approved within one business day; bulk monitoring or larger orders will be handled as soon as possible, usually completing daily monitoring setup within a few days.
  7. Use the wizard in the dashboard to create widgets to quickly compare monitoring data.

After approval, users will receive an approval email and can log in and set a notification price. Each approved product has a notification price setting, which is used to control when notifications are received.

Applicable scenarios

Suitable for people who frequentlyOnline shopping consumers who want to confirm whether discounts are real and need to keep track of price fluctuations or restocking for specific products. The official source also mentions that users will be notified when a tracked product is out of stock, discontinued, or delisted, and notes that this situation is common for cars, rental apartments, houses for sale, seasonal goods, and other popular products that sell quickly due to high demand, online offers, or discounts.

Limitations and Considerations

  • It will not automatically check multiple retailers for price drops or discounts; users need to explicitly tell Glass It which product and which retailer to track, and the official source may provide suggestions from time to time.
  • Registration requires email verification and a valid payment method, used to prevent abuse of free trials and web engineering services. All products are set up and managed by human web engineers.
  • Tracking more than three products per month requires adding more products through the order form.
  • Whether it is free, the specific pricing, prize details, and other information are not fully provided in the official materials and are not available for now.
  • Public display of price history requires at least 3 data points and at least one verified user enabling push notifications; in many cases, price history data is not yet sufficient.
  • The official source emphasizes that it does not trade discounts for violating user privacy and believes that exchanging personal data for discounts is not worth it.
  • The service relies on human web engineers to review and resolve tracking issues, and the official source states that it is not affiliated with most of the monitored brands, and that many brands block third-party price tracking apps and services.

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