Cheaper than one mistimed memory order.
A single 10% move on a 50-unit DDR5 order is a four-figure swing. ByteWatch pays for itself the first time it catches one.
Free
Stay oriented on the market.
$0forever
Start free- Weekly market digest email
- 1 watched SKU
- Public index charts
Pro
Most chosenFor builders and resellers who buy every month.
$29per month
Choose Pro- Instant email alerts, minutes from detection
- Up to 10 watched SKUs
- Per-watch thresholds and direction
- Weekly digest
Team
For procurement teams pricing POs against a moving market.
$99per month
Choose Team- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited watches
- Daily market digest with supply-chain context
- Read-only REST API: price history, current prices, indexes
What counts as a move
A price is compared against its own 24-hour and 7-day baselines, not the list price. Retailer glitches over 60% are held until a second scrape confirms them.
Where prices come from
Live product pages at Newegg and B&H, both of which allow it in their robots.txt. Out-of-stock listings record no price rather than repeating the last one.
Cancel any time
Plans run month to month. Change or cancel from the billing portal whenever you like, and your access runs to the end of the period.