MAP Monitoring and Enforcement

MAP Violation Monitoring That Gets Prices Fixed

Daily scans across 200+ retailers and marketplaces. Bundle pricing decoded to the per-unit price, the responsible seller identified, and escalation that runs from digital notice to certified-mail Cease and Desist. No annual contract.

Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Google Shopping, Wayfair, and 200+ more.
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Every Listing. Every Seller.

Every Day.

A violation you find in week three has already trained the market.

Every listing of your products gets scanned daily: advertised price, seller, Buy Box owner, and stock status. When a price drops below your MAP, the violation is logged with the listing, the seller responsible, and a timestamped screenshot, so the case is built the moment it happens.

MAP violations dashboard showing flagged listings with MAP, advertised price, retailer, and seller

Bundle Pricing Decoded

A 12-pack at $99 against a $9.99 MAP is a 17 percent violation hiding in plain sight. We do the per-unit math on bundles, multipacks, kits, and BOGO promos at every scan.

Screenshot Evidence

Every violation comes with a timestamped capture of the listing at detection. Evidence attaches to notices and certified-mail letters automatically.

The Seller, Named

Violations trace to the specific seller, tagged authorized or unauthorized, with a per-seller history of every notice sent and every response received.

MAP Holidays Built In

Prime Day, Black Friday, or your own promo windows: set MAP holidays by day, product, or catalog, and monitoring keeps running without false alarms.

Seller management page with authorized and unauthorized tagging and escalation actions

Detection Is Half The Job.

Enforcement Is The Other Half.

A report nobody acts on is just a sad spreadsheet.

Violations escalate through the platform: Strike 1 digital notice, Strike 2, Strike 3, then a physical Cease and Desist letter sent by USPS certified mail with the tracking number returned. Most MAP tools stop at digital. The certified letter is what moves resistant sellers.

Multi-Strike Templates

Escalation templates that autocomplete seller names, products, and violation amounts, with the violation CSV attached.

Certified Mail, Handled

We generate the letter, mail it USPS certified, and return the tracking number. Signed in your brand's name, not ours.

Your Counsel's Language

Use our templates or upload letters drafted by your attorney for the strongest legal posture.

Authorized vs Unauthorized

Your authorized resellers get a different conversation than rogue 3P sellers. The platform tracks both and escalates accordingly.

How It Works

Catalog To C&D.

1

Upload your catalog with MAPs

Product names, SKUs, or ASINs all work. We match at the variant level, so a parent listing with six sizes compares each size against its own MAP.

2

Daily scanning starts within 24 hours

Most brands see their first violation report on day 2: violation count, per-product detail, and the seller responsible for each one.

3

Every violation logged with evidence

Advertised price, per-unit bundle math, seller identity, and a timestamped screenshot, captured at detection.

4

Send notices from the platform

Strike 1 through Strike 3 digital notices with evidence attached, tracked per seller so repeat offenders surface on their record.

5

Escalate to certified mail

When digital fails, the physical C&D goes out USPS certified with tracking returned. That letter is the step that changes behavior.

Why Brands Switch To Us

From The Enterprise Tools.

We Collect Our Own Data

Most MAP tools resell data bought through a vendor chain, so a bad price or missing retailer takes weeks to fix. We run our own collection. When something needs fixing, it is fixed the same day, and adding a retailer takes days, not a quarter.

No Annual Contract

Wiser, TrackStreet, and Wayvia (formerly PriceSpider) sell multi-year commitments through procurement. We sell month to month, because most brands do not know what they need from a MAP tool until they have seen a few months of their own violation data.

The Founder Takes The Demo

No SDR screen, no scripted objection handling. Share a SKU list ahead of the call and the demo runs on your actual products and violations instead of generic slides.

200+
Retailers and marketplaces monitored
Daily
Scan cadence, with more frequent scans for fast-moving catalogs
24 hrs
From catalog upload to your first scan
No
Annual contract. Month to month, cancel anytime

Every Retailer Plays

By Different Rules.

Amazon MAP Monitoring

Amazon ignores brand complaints and price-matches the whole web. Enforcement means finding the upstream seller its algorithm is following.

Walmart MAP Monitoring

Walmart actually enforces, if you bring receipts. Brand Portal-ready evidence with timestamped screenshots and per-SKU MAP.

Google Shopping MAP

An aggregator, not a marketplace. Every listing traces to the retailer behind it, cross-checked against your authorized-reseller list.

MAP Monitoring

Questions, Answered.

What is MAP violation monitoring?
MAP violation monitoring is the daily process of checking every listing of your products against your published Minimum Advertised Price policy, across every retailer and marketplace where they sell. The goal is to catch the sellers, bundles, and price-matching algorithms advertising below your MAP, and to act on that evidence with notices and escalation before the price erosion spreads.
What is the difference between MAP and MSRP?
MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) is the lowest price a reseller is allowed to advertise. MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) is the price you suggest they sell at. They are not the same thing: a reseller can sell at any price, but under a MAP policy they cannot advertise below your floor without violating it.
Can resellers legally advertise below MAP?
Not under your policy. MAP governs the advertised price specifically, which is why enforcement focuses on what shows on the listing, not what a buyer ultimately pays. Retailers sometimes route around it with in-cart pricing or unannounced sales, and a monitor has to catch those patterns too.
How do you handle bundles and multipacks?
With per-unit math. If your MAP is $9.99 per unit and a 12-pack lists at $99, a naive monitor sees no violation, but $99 divided by 12 is $8.25 per unit, which is 17 percent below MAP. We detect bundle quantity, decompose the price, and compare per-unit against your policy. Same logic for variants, kits, and buy-one-get-one promos.
Which retailers do you monitor?
200+ retailers and marketplaces, including Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Google Shopping, Wayfair, Target, and the long tail of category retailers. Each retailer has its own enforcement path, and the platform tracks which channel every violation lives on so the right escalation fires.
Do you help with enforcement or just detection?
Both. Violations escalate through the platform: digital notices in a Strike 1, 2, 3 sequence with templates that autocomplete seller names, products, and violation amounts, then certified-mail Cease and Desist letters sent via USPS with tracking returned. Letters go out signed in your brand's name, using our templates or ones drafted by your counsel.
Is there an annual contract?
No. Month to month, cancel anytime. The major enterprise MAP tools (Wiser, TrackStreet, Wayvia, formerly PriceSpider) push 12-month or multi-year commitments before you have seen your own violation data. We would rather earn the relationship by month.
How fast can we start?
Upload your catalog with MAPs and daily scanning begins within 24 hours. Most brands see their first violation report on day 2, with per-product detail, the seller responsible, and screenshot evidence. Setup is self-serve, and if you want a hand, Tom (the founder) will jump on a short call.

See Your Violations This Week.

Share a SKU list and the demo runs on your actual catalog, with real violation data instead of generic slides. About 30 minutes, no high-pressure pitch.

Founder-led, US-based.

Tom takes the demo calls personally. Monitoring, enforcement tooling, and support all come from the team that builds the product.

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