Retrix collects selling prices from dozens of online channels in Korea and abroad, including Coupang and Naver. We cover both the channels you sell on directly and the channels where unauthorized sellers are active. Tell us which channels matter to you and we will confirm coverage.

Retrix lets you review a reseller and file a report without leaving the dashboard. Once your team confirms, the repetitive steps are handled automatically, and which seller was handled on what grounds stays on record.

Retrix starts by identifying which online channel the lowest price is coming from. Looking at Naver search results alongside Coupang prices establishes a reference point for the lowest online price. Next we look at who created that price and how long they have been selling at it. Once the seller and the timing are clear, you can decide the scope of your response.

Retrix lets you set scope by product count and collection interval. Starting with a handful of products whose prices move often, then widening as needed, is the usual approach. Tell us how many products you manage and we will size it with you.

You can, but blocking methods change constantly, so you need engineers on it continuously. Price data for any blocked period is lost, and gaps cannot be filled in later. Retrix takes on the work of handling platform blocking so collection does not break.

Retrix keeps a record of which seller was handled, why and how. It also stores the judgment behind it, such as whether a seller runs through a legitimate channel or repeatedly breaks pricing. A new owner can pick up where the last one left off.

Retrix sets the collection interval to match your product count and how fast prices move. Products that move often are checked on a short cycle, stable ones on a longer cycle. If a seller only lists at certain hours, collection can target those hours.