Every Price, SKU, and Review — Live at Query Time

Honest answer: the schedule lives in your agent, not in Anysite. You set a scheduled task in Claude — or any agent that can run on a timer — and on each run the agent pulls fresh prices, stock, and reviews from Anysite over MCP, then handles delivery: posting the alert to Slack, appending rows to a Sheet, updating the brief. Anysite is the live data layer; your agent is the scheduler.

Yes — point it at a seller’s storefront or a Shopify shop and it reads the catalog, prices, and stock the same way it reads a marketplace listing. Rival storefronts, your own listings, and the marketplaces they both sit on are all part of the same 500+ sources behind one key.

Over MCP, plans start at $30/month flat — a daily price check on your core SKUs fits comfortably. On an API plan from $49/month you pay for data returned, never for the try, so a failed lookup costs nothing. Honest caveat: sweeping every SKU in a very large catalog every hour is API-plan territory — start the 7-day trial and measure your real volume first.

It reads the text. The agent pulls the reviews at query time and clusters what buyers actually write — recurring defects, feature requests, reasons for switching — and quotes the review lines behind each theme. Honest caveat: it reads what’s publicly visible on the listing; it can’t see reviews a marketplace hides or hasn’t published yet.

Those platforms sell you a dashboard on an annual contract. Anysite is the data layer under your own agent: typed marketplace endpoints — 3,500+ of them across 500+ sources — that your agent queries over MCP when you ask, flat from $30/month. Want the same catalog inside your own code? REST and CLI come on one API key, from $49/month. You keep the workflow, the questions, and the output format; there’s nothing to migrate into.