Pricenly collects price, stock availability and reviews for products listed on Mercado Libre and Amazon, from those products' public pages. This page describes how that is done, how often, and what the known limits of the data are.

What is collected

For each monitored product we record:

Every record is stored with the real date and time of collection. That timestamp is what forms the price history.

How it is collected

The data comes from the public product pages of the marketplaces — the same pages anyone can open in a browser, without logging in. Collection is performed by our own infrastructure, automatically.

Pricenly does not use private APIs or data partnerships with the marketplaces. We are not affiliates, commercial partners or representatives of Mercado Libre or Amazon, and we have no access to any internal data from those platforms.

How often

Collection frequency depends on the plan:

Plan Frequency Products History
Starter every 1 hour 20 30 days
Intermediate every 30 minutes 100 90 days
Pro every 10 minutes 500 1 year

The frequency is the minimum interval between two collections of the same product, not a guarantee of collection exactly on that interval. Collections can be delayed when the marketplace is unavailable or responds slowly.

The role of AI

Market and reputation summaries are generated by a language model from data that has already been collected — the model describes the numbers, it does not produce or estimate them. No price, rating or count shown in Pricenly is generated by AI.

Known limits

Being explicit about what the data does not guarantee:

Corrections

If you find data that looks wrong, write to contato@pricenly.com with the product link and what you observed. We correct it, and when the error is systemic we publish the correction on this page.

Last updated: 07/08/2026 · Markdown version