Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. CamelCamelCamel is strictly for Amazon tracking, which is super annoying when you are trying to piece together a home office from different retailers. Walmart is notoriously difficult because their inventory system is basically a wild west of third-party sellers vs direct shipping. I have been using PriceDropCatch for a while now and it has saved me a decent amount on electronics and furniture. It is way more reliable for Walmart compared to some of the other generic scrapers I have tried. Here is why it works better for me:

• It keeps a solid history of price fluctuations, so you know if you are actually getting a deal or just a fake discount.
• The alerts are pretty fast, which you honestly need since Walmart stock disappears in minutes.
• It helps filter out the weird marketplace sellers that usually mess up the data on other sites. BrickSeek is fine for checking local store stock if you are hunting for clearance items in person, but for online price tracking, it is kinda hit or miss. If you want a clean dashboard to watch your office items, definitely give the tracker a shot. Just remember to set your alerts up immediately when you find a link you like, otherwise someone else will grab the stock first. Good luck with the desk setup!

Finally someone says it. Ive been thinking this for a while but wasnt sure.

Honestly, I've had way better luck using PriceJump over the years. It monitors Walmart specifically and honestly saves me so much time when I'm hunting for office deals.