Hair and beauty salons
Cuts, colour, nails, lashes and treatments, compared service by service with the salons around you.
Example Women's cut and blow-dry, Lisbon €34
In early access, RivalScraper will read your competitors' public price pages, nearby and online, and show where you're cheaper, pricier, or missing a service.
For salons, spas, restaurants, gyms, local services and small online shops across Europe. Pilot from €19 a month per location.
A menu page. A booking widget. A price list PDF on a salon's website. For early-access members, the pilot will read the public ones, anywhere in Europe, in the currency the page shows.
Did the place two streets away change its prices this month? Would you know?
You choose the competitors your customers compare you with: the salon on the corner, the spa across town, or the online shop selling the same thing.
Paste your price list or link your own page. That's the centre of your radar: what you charge, service by service.
Each competitor's own website, online menu or booking page will be checked on a schedule for early-access members. Public prices only, straight from the source.
Every service lands in one of four places: they're cheaper, they're pricier, you're missing it, or the price is unknown.
If your customers compare prices before they book, walk in or check out, the early-access pilot will watch the places they compare you with.
Cuts, colour, nails, lashes and treatments, compared service by service with the salons around you.
Example Women's cut and blow-dry, Lisbon €34
Day passes, treatments and packages.
Example Sauna day pass, Helsinki €24
Set menus, lunch deals and signature dishes.
Example Two-course lunch, Milan €16
Memberships, drop-in classes and personal training.
Example Monthly membership, Kraków 149 zł
Cleaning, car care, repairs and other priced services.
Example Full car valet, Lyon €45
The same product, sold by the shops your customers also visit.
Example Coffee beans, 1 kg, online €24.90
A price you act on has to be real. So the rules are strict, and they don't bend for a nicer-looking chart.
What the radar found, service by service. This example is a hair salon and five competitors within a kilometre.
| Service | You | Rivals | Where you stand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's cut and blow-dry | €42 | €36 to €555 of 5 verified | 2 of 5 cheaper |
| Men's cut | €24 | €19 to €285 of 5 verified | 3 of 5 cheaper |
| Full colour | €78 | €85 to €1104 of 5 verified | All 4 pricier |
| Balayage | Not offered | €120 to €1604 of 5 offer it | You're missing it |
| Keratin treatment | €150 | 1 verified4 not public | Unknown |
Rivals cheaperRivals pricierMissing serviceUnknown, not guessed
We're opening RivalScraper to a first group of small businesses across Europe. Tell us what you run and where, and we'll be in touch by email.
In the early-access pilot, prices will come only from each competitor's own public pages: their website, online menu, price list or public booking page. We won't use third-party price lists or guess.
The pilot will show it as unknown. A missing number is more useful than a wrong one, so it won't estimate or fill the gap.
Small businesses with a public price list, anywhere in Europe: hair and beauty salons, spas and saunas, restaurants and cafés, gyms and studios, local service providers, and small online shops.
The pilot starts from €19 a month per location. Joining the early access list is free, and we confirm your price before anything is charged.
Yes. The pilot will keep the currency shown on the competitor's page, so a gym in Kraków will be compared in złoty and a studio in Stockholm in kronor.
The comparison for local businesses is in early access, so join the list and we'll be in touch. One tool is open now: a free, read-only check that tells you whether a public Shopify product page shows a price and stock we can read reliably. Try the free Shopify check.