This template reads product URLs from Google Sheets on a schedule, fetches current Google Shopping prices with Bright Data, and writes those prices back to the sheet.
When a price is lower than the last value, Gmail sends you an alert. Connect Google Sheets and Gmail. Put the Bright Data API key in the JavaScript node that calls Bright Data.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as every morning.
Google Sheets returns the Google Shopping URLs and last prices you keep in the tracking sheet.
JavaScript calls Bright Data for each URL and returns the live price. Put the Bright Data API key in that JavaScript node.
Google Sheets writes the new price and check time onto the matching row.
When the new price is lower than the stored one, Gmail sends an alert with product and both prices.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with columns for product URL, last price, new price, and last checked.
Add a Gmail connection for the inbox that should receive drop alerts.
In JavaScript, send each Google Shopping URL to Bright Data and store the Bright Data API key in that node. Update the matching row, then send Gmail when the new price is lower. Run daily or on another cadence that fits how fast those prices move.
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