Track any Shopify product
Big-retailer price trackers all watch the same stores. The direct-to-consumer world — the hundreds of thousands of brands running on Shopify — goes almost entirely untracked.
Driig tracks any Shopify product from its URL: paste the link, pick your variant, and get price-drop and restock alerts for shops no deal site has ever heard of.
Why DTC brands need tracking most
Direct-to-consumer brands discount differently from big retail: short drop-style sales, email-list-only promo codes, quiet end-of-season markdowns, and restocks that sell through in hours. There’s no weekly ad to check — if you’re not watching the product page, you miss it.
Sizes and colorways sell out independently, which makes variant-level restock alerts the difference between "back in stock" and "back in stock in your size."
How add-by-URL works
Paste the product URL into Driig. For Shopify shops, Driig reads the store’s own product data — every variant, its exact price, and whether it’s available right now. Pick the variant you want and Driig checks it on a schedule from then on.
Every check lands in the product’s price history. When the price drops meaningfully, hits its lowest ever, crosses your target, or your variant comes back in stock, you get one email. It works for non-Shopify pages too, wherever the page carries standard price markup.
Stop checking. Start tracking.
Type a product once — Driig watches it across retailers and emails you at the real lows. Free for 3 products, no card.
Start tracking freeFrequently asked questions
- Which stores does add-by-URL work with?
- Any Shopify storefront works best — Driig reads the store’s public product data, including per-variant price and availability. Non-Shopify pages work when they include standard (schema.org) price markup, which most modern retail pages do.
- Can I get restock alerts for a specific size?
- Yes — that’s the point. Pick the exact variant when you add the product; the back-in-stock alert fires for that variant, not the product in general.
- Does the store know I’m tracking it?
- Driig reads the same public product data your browser loads when you visit the page. No account with the store is needed and nothing is posted to it.