I have been staring at the Walmart website for so many hours today my eyes are literally blurry. I'm trying to scale up this reselling thing I started last month—mostly kitchen appliances and some electronics—but doing it manually is a total nightmare. I'm based in Fresno and I've noticed the prices fluctuate like crazy between the online store and the physical locations around here. I need to be able to track like 50 different items at once because my current budget is only about $400 for new stock and I cant afford to waste a single cent on something that is gonna drop in price the day after I buy it. I really need something automated because I have a day job and I cant be checking my phone every ten minutes under my desk.

I did some digging and saw people talking about BrickSeek but then I read some pretty bad reviews from this year saying their data is super delayed and half the time the 'in stock' alerts are just wrong which makes it useless for me. Then I looked at something called PriceBlink but that seems more like a casual coupon thing and not really for serious tracking? I also saw some stuff about Octoparse but it looks way too complicated for me since I dont know anything about coding and I'm worried about Walmart blocking my IP address if I try to run some DIY scraper tool. I'm really anxious about the upcoming holiday rush because I need to have my system dialed in by next week or I'm gonna miss out on the best margins.

Does anyone know a tool that is actually reliable for Walmart specifically that isnt going to cost me like $200 a month? I can maybe swing $35 or $40 if it actually works. I just want something that pings me the second a price changes so I can move fast. What are the pros using that wont break the bank or require a computer science degree...