Same part. Different price.
NetPricer for automotive: matching on OEM codes plus aftermarket cross-references, with prices and availability across marketplaces and parts specialists.
NetPricer for automotive and parts
Ten codes can mean one part: identify it before you compare.
In parts, the hard part comes before the price: knowing that two different codes are the same piece. NetPricer knows.
OEM and aftermarket, reconciled
An OEM code identifies the exact part, an aftermarket cross-reference only says it fits: NetPricer keeps the two apart.
Marketplaces and verticals
From the big marketplaces to parts verticals: who has the piece, at what price, and whether they really have it.
Deep catalogs, zero manual work
Even the deepest catalogs stay under control without opening one listing at a time: history, alerts and exports instead of manual rounds.
Frequently asked questions
How does NetPricer know two different codes are the same part?
NetPricer starts from the OEM code and aftermarket cross-references, and where no code appears on the page it compares title, brand, technical attributes and images with multimodal AI. An aftermarket cross-reference says the part fits, an OEM code says it is the same part, and the two stay separate. Matching is correct in 99.5% of cases.
Can I upload my catalog with my own internal codes?
NetPricer takes your catalog file as it is, with the internal codes you already use, and ties them to OEM codes, EANs and cross-references during onboarding. From then on you look up a part with the code in your head, even when the market lists it under the supplier's. We handle the loading and the equivalences ourselves, starting from the file layouts you send us.