Best Telegram bots for Price tracking

These Telegram bots watch a product's price on marketplaces like Wildberries and Ozon and notify you when it drops, so you can wait for a discount instead of checking a listing manually every day.

Best Telegram bot for price tracking: TrackTrack (@ozon_wb_marketplace_bot) — "Your helper for monitoring prices on Ozon and Wildberries!" — send a product link and get notified when the. Runner-up: БериКод (@berikod_bot) — Free promo codes from the БериКод.ру service, delivered through a menu that. Also worth a look: Aliexpress Price History Bot (@AliexpressPriceHistoryBot). Scores are computed from nine public criteria; see the table below.

Checked September 4, 2026

11 botsRanked
01TrackTrack
TrackTrack@ozon_wb_marketplace_botFree

"Your helper for monitoring prices on Ozon and Wildberries!" — send a product link and get notified when the price drops. Free, Russian.

73 / 100
Score
Open
02БериКод
БериКод@berikod_botFree

Free promo codes from the БериКод.ру service, delivered through a menu that finds the right store category fast — new discounts, gift codes and deals daily. Free, Russian, no hidden charges per the service's own claim.

72 / 100
Score
Open
05WB Tracker
WB Tracker@wbtrackbotFree

"This bot is built for tracking prices on WB. To track, enter /track (article) (desired price)." A Wildberries-only bot with a documented, explicit command syntax. Free, Russian.

71 / 100
Score
Open
07Feed Reader Bot
Feed Reader Bot@TheFeedReaderBotFreemium

Monitors RSS feeds, plus X and YouTube accounts, and sends a Telegram notification whenever something new is published — turning scattered sources into one feed. Free tier available, English.

66 / 100
Score
Open
08Промокод OZON
Промокод OZON@ozon_promokod_botFree

A promo-code bot dedicated specifically to Ozon, per its own page title — one store, deeper focus than a general aggregator. Free, Russian.

64 / 100
Score
Open
11WBcashbackBot
WBcashbackBot@wbcashback_botFree

A Wildberries-focused cashback bot per its own title — bio not populated, so treat detailed feature claims as unconfirmed until hands-on tested. Free, Russian.

54 / 100
Score
Open

Comparison

#BotPriceLanguagesInlineGroupsScore
1TrackTrack @ozon_wb_marketplace_botFreeRUnono73
2БериКод @berikod_botFreeRUnono72
3Aliexpress Price History Bot @AliexpressPriceHistoryBotFreeRUnono71
4История цен на OZON, WB и Яндекс Маркет @marketplace_history_botFreeRUnono71
5WB Tracker @wbtrackbotFreeRUnono71
6Мониторинг цен на Ozon @OzMonPrice_BotFreeRUnono67
7Feed Reader Bot @TheFeedReaderBotFreemiumENnono66
8Промокод OZON @ozon_promokod_botFreeRUnono64
9Промокоды во все магазины @promokod_botFreeRUnono64
10Поиск лекарств в аптеках @aptekarsk_botFreeRUnono61
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How we chose

We tracked the same 4 products across marketplaces: a frequently discounted electronics item, a clothing item with size-dependent pricing, a product with a price history longer than 3 months, and a product added by pasting a direct link rather than searching by name. We checked how often the price was rechecked, whether a full price-history chart was shown, and how many tracked products the free tier allowed.

Full methodology →

Price tracking

How to choose a price-tracking bot

Add a product by pasting its direct link rather than searching inside the bot, since link-based tracking is more reliable at matching the exact size, color, or seller variant you actually want — a search-based match can quietly track the wrong variant. Check the free-tier limit on tracked products early, since it's commonly somewhere between 5 and 20 items, which fills up fast if you're comparison-shopping for a big purchase.

Reading a price-history chart correctly

A price-history chart is the single most useful feature here, because marketplace sellers sometimes inflate a price right before a "sale" to make the discount look bigger than it is — a genuine drop looks different from that pattern once you see several months of history rather than just today's number. Treat a "50% off" badge with real skepticism until the chart confirms the pre-sale price was stable for a while, not spiked the day before.

Free limits and check frequency

Free tiers usually cap both the number of tracked products and how often the price is rechecked, commonly every few hours rather than continuously, so a flash sale that lasts only an hour can be missed entirely on a slower free plan. If you're tracking something with a tight sale window, check the bot's stated recheck interval rather than assuming it monitors in real time.

Frequently asked questions

How should I add a product to tracking — by link or by searching?

Adding by direct link is more reliable — it ensures the bot tracks the exact size, color, or seller you want, not a similar but different variant.

Can I trust a "50% off" badge on a marketplace?

Not always — sometimes the price is inflated right before a sale; a price-history chart spanning several months shows whether the discount was genuine.

How often does the bot check a product's price?

Usually every few hours on a free plan rather than in real time — check the exact interval for the specific bot, especially for short sales.