Competitor price monitoring,emailed every week.
Every Monday at 8am, check what 3 hair salons near us in Portland charge for a women’s cut and color, and email me a short comparison. Run it once now too…12:43 PM
I’ll set up the Monday comparison and run it once now. I’ll use nearby Portland salons’ published prices and email you a concise comparison with source links.12:43 PM
NoClick
12:45 PM
Portland salon price comparison near Juniper Cuts
Checked October 24, 2026.
- A salon, its name hidden
Women’s haircut: $70
All-over color: from $70
- A salon, its name hidden
Ladies’ cut: from $55
Color blend: from $75
- A salon, its name hidden
Women’s haircut: $65+
All-over color: $125+
How it works
Text who and how often.
Text who and how often.
It reads their published prices.
You get the comparison.
- The owner, 12:43: Every Monday at 8am, check what 3 hair salons near us in Portland charge for a women’s cut and color, and email me a short comparison. Run it once now too…
- NoClick, 12:43: I’ll set up the Monday comparison and run it once now. I’ll use nearby Portland salons’ published prices and email you a concise comparison with source links.
4¢ a check.18¢ a month, weekly.
- Web searches (5 a check)
- 4¢
- Reading and writing it, and the email
- under 1¢
- Setting it up, once
- about 24¢
- Weekly, on Free
- $0
More it does by text.
Questions
The prices your competitors publish on their own sites. Each line of the email links the page it came from, and the email says the date it checked.
The ones you name, or ones near you in your trade. Name them for the same comparison every week: left to choose, it can pick different ones from one check to the next.
On the schedule you text it, like every Monday at 8am.
It says so rather than guessing, and notes when a menu says prices vary.
About 4¢ a check at cost, mostly its 5 web searches: 18¢ a month weekly. Setting it up and its first test took about 24¢. On Free that’s $0 a month.
On WhatsApp or iMessage, from the button on this page, or in the web chat. It answers on the app you wrote from, and that’s where it tells you things later.