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Wildberries price history: was the discount real
Palert shows the price chart for practically every product on Wildberries. What it cost before the discount, how the price behaved before the sale, and when it actually dropped. Add a product — and get an alert when the price falls.
- Regular price checks — frequency depends on your plan
- Pre-sale price inflation is visible on the chart
- Price-drop alerts: Telegram, MAX, Email, Push
- Free start, no card required
What it looks like
Palert right on the Wildberries product page
Palert price history on a Wildberries product page: both the "before discount" price and what the product actually cost.
How it works
Track Wildberries prices in a couple of minutes
1
Add a tracking
Copy the product link or SKU from Wildberries and add it in app.palert.ru — registration is free, no card needed. Or install the Palert extension: the chart will appear right on the product page.
2
Open the chart
The chart shows what the product cost a week, a month, or a year ago — history depth from 1 to 12 months depending on your plan. You can see at once whether the "before discount" price was lower than today's "discounted" one.
3
Set up alerts
Palert checks prices regularly. As soon as the Wildberries price drops, you get a message via Telegram, MAX, Email, or Push — buy at the right moment, not on a hunch.
Marketplace specifics
Why Wildberries prices need a check
A −70% discount off an invented price
Before big sales, some Wildberries sellers raise the "old" price a few days ahead of the event — so the discount looks more impressive than it is. The WB product page only shows "was" and "now", and where that "was" came from is never shown to the shopper. Without price history there is no way to tell a real drop from a painted one.
The price changes several times a day
Wildberries is a marketplace with very volatile prices: an item in your cart can get more expensive overnight and cheaper again tomorrow. The popular advice to "screenshot the product page" doesn't work — you can't keep up manually. You need automatic tracking that records every change.
Two price tags: with WB Wallet and without
The same item is shown at different prices depending on the payment method, plus personal discounts on top. When a product page shows several numbers at once, you can no longer tell by eye whether the item is getting cheaper or more expensive. The only reliable way to judge the deal is the price trend over time.
Millions of listings — impossible to watch by hand
Clothing, home goods, electronics — the WB catalogue is enormous, and dozens of items pile up in favourites fast. The marketplace itself doesn't show shoppers any price history and doesn't always announce drops. Checking every listing manually is a job, not shopping.
Features
What Palert can do on Wildberries
The full price picture
The Palert database holds millions of products from ten platforms. Chart depth depends on your plan: 1 month on Free, 3 on Basic, 6 on Pro, and 12 months on Premium — a year-long chart shows every WB sale wave.
Only genuine discounts
Before a deal is published in the Deals feed, every promotion is checked against the product's price history. If the "old" price was inflated before the sale, that offer never makes it into the feed.
Instant notification
Telegram, MAX, Email, or Push — your choice. As soon as a check records a drop, the alert goes out immediately; check frequency depends on your plan.
Mini charts right in the WB catalogue
The Palert extension for Chrome, Opera, and Firefox shows the price chart on the product page, and in Wildberries catalogue listings — mini charts on every card. Inflated pricing is visible before you even open the product.
Start without a card
On the Free plan you can track a product and see a month of history for free — enough to check the next sale. Extended limits are on the pricing page.
For WB sellers
If you sell on Wildberries, add competitors' listings and watch their prices and promos on the same chart — just like regular products.
Common questions about Wildberries
Platforms
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