Track prices across India
India’s independent price record is almost ready to read.
Every price we have observed so far — 24 months of it, across 30+ stores — is being put in one place. Search exists only to find the exact listing. Where we did not observe a price, you will see a gap with its dates, never a line drawn across it.
500M
price-history records
30+
stores under watch
24mo
history, per listing
API+MCP
machine-readable record
PriceHistoryIndia
Track prices across India
Primary lockup · reversed
This page is an observation too
live- Time in India
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- You have been reading for
- 00:00
- Predictions on this page
- 0
The only number here that moves is the time.
The future is drawn as a gap, because that is what it is.
This is the shape every listing will have: the observed series in navy, an orange ring on the last reading, a hatched band wherever the record stops, and an empty hatched band for everything after today. Nothing to the right of that edge is drawn, because nothing there has been seen.
Component 01 · Price history
Sample listing · over-ear headphones · Amazon.in
Lowest observed
₹23,499
Feb 2025
Highest observed
₹34,990
Oct 2024
Average of window
₹28,450
20 observations
Last reading
₹26,990
Aug 2026 · 11% below average
Illustrative sample, drawn from the design system — not a live listing. Prices are shown at full size in rupees, Indian grouping, never abbreviated. 24 months is the maximum history we keep per listing, so there is no 2-year tab: past 24 months, the record stops rather than thinning out.
Six things, in the order they matter.
No feature list longer than the record can support. Each of these is the same data, presented in the same order of truth: product → price → verdict → history → quality.
One exact listing
Paste any supported store URL and get that listing — the seller, the pack size, the model — not a page of similar things.
ships first24 months, gaps included
Every observed price, dated. Where we missed days, the chart hatches them out instead of smoothing across them.
ships firstWhere today sits
The verdict is one comparison: this price against this listing’s own history. Never advice, never a countdown, never a prediction.
ships first30+ stores, one basis
MRP, base price, coupon and bank offer are stored separately and always labelled. One chart shows one basis, never a blend.
right behindAlerts that state one fact
One number, one date, one link. Four lines at most. Track a listing without an account first; sign-in only when you want the alerts to reach you.
right behindAPI and MCP
The same canonical record, queryable by machines, with a read-only token and the same numbers the page shows. Nothing is easier to get than a price here.
in the same releaseFour rules that decide what we are allowed to draw.
These are not features. They are the conditions under which any number on the site is allowed to appear — and they are why the chart looks the way it does.
Gap → hatched, never interpolated
A missing observation is a visible band with its date range. Smoothing a line across it implies we watched something we did not.
Drift → quarantined
When a seller, pack size or model changes under the same URL, the affected range is split and flagged, never blended.
Tier C → warned, never hidden
Sparse history is still shown — with a clear warning, excluded from the score, and marked low confidence.
Removed → preserved
A delisted listing keeps its history and its state. Missing data is never converted into a zero price.
Accessibility contract
- 01
Every chart ships a text summary and the same statistics in DOM order.
- 02
No status is signalled by hue alone — word, range and shape always travel together.
- 03
Minimum body size 14 px; 44 px touch targets; full keyboard path through the range tabs.
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Tabular figures and non-breaking units, so prices never reflow as they update.
Based on observed history, not a prediction.
Standing footer · every verdict
No list, no countdown. Just the address.
There is no form on this page, and no countdown either. A form implies a list we would then have to keep, and a launch date we cannot yet keep. What we can promise is narrower: this address is where the record opens, and it does not change.
- No account, no email address, nothing to unsubscribe from later.
- No analytics, no cookies and no trackers on this page. The only outside requests are the font files and Tailwind.
- Keep the address. When the record opens, this page is replaced by it.
Permanent canonical
no redirects, everpricehistoryindia.com
One listing lives at /p/<id>, and that stays true for the life of the record. No slugs to rot, no 301 chains, nothing to guess.
Reading the mark, once more
The tag is a price that exists. The line is time. The orange ring is the reading you have now — and it is the only orange thing on this page.
The questions we get asked, without the sales pitch.
Describe, never accuse. Never advise, never promise. Every claim below carries a qualifier because that is what makes it checkable.
When does it open?
We are not publishing a date we cannot keep, so there is no countdown here either. When the record is ready to read, this page is replaced by it — not by a marketing page about it.
Will it tell me when to buy?
No. “Reasonable to buy” is acceptable copy; “buy now”, “guaranteed lowest” and any price prediction are not. Predictions stay gated until we publish the backtests they are based on.
Do stores pay you?
No paid placement, no sponsored ranking, no merchant-paid badges — ever. Ranking is by observation quality, and a store cannot buy a better position in it. Independence is the product, not a policy page.
Why show gaps instead of a smooth line?
A line drawn across days we did not observe is a claim we did not make. A gap is a band with its dates in it, and it stays on the page. It is also the feature competitors will not build.
Is the data Indian, and can I get it?
Rupees, Indian digit grouping, 30+ Indian stores, and Indian festivals treated as dated events. The API and MCP ship with the record and return the same numbers the page shows, under a read-only token.
How to read this site
Order never changes
- 01 Product — which exact listing
- 02 Price — full size, always in rupees
- 03 Verdict — against its own history
- 04 History — including the gaps
- 05 Statistics — the same numbers in text
- 06 Data quality — tier, coverage, last check
The mark means exactly one thing: the most recent observation. It is the only element allowed to be orange, so orange always reads as live, watched, now.