The real-time pricing for modern platforms.
signlry learns your normal traffic baseline, then watches for changes. Surges with strong conversions trigger raise-price signals. Drops with weaker conversions trigger lower-price signals — so your margins move with real demand.
How it works
From baseline traffic to raise or lower price signals.
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Drop the Script
Add one lightweight snippet to your site. signlry starts observing traffic quietly and builds your normal baseline.
<script src="https://cdn.signlry.com/v1.js" data-key="pk_live_•••"></script> -
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Detect Changes from Baseline
Live traffic and successful conversions are compared against your baseline — so signlry knows when demand is heating up or cooling off.
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Raise or Lower Price Signals
Traffic surges with successful conversions fire raise-price webhooks. Traffic drops with softer conversions fire lower-price webhooks — straight to your pricing system.
POST/hooks/pricing{ "action": "lower_price", "delta": -5 }
Features
Built for teams who price against real demand, not averages.
Baseline traffic, live deviation detection, and webhook signals that raise or lower price when demand actually changes.
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Baseline-aware detection
signlry learns normal traffic for your site, then flags meaningful surges and drops — not random noise against a flat threshold.
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Conversion-confirmed signals
Raise price when traffic surges with successful conversions. Lower price when traffic and conversions fall below baseline — so soft demand doesn’t get ignored.
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Signed webhook delivery
Authenticated, retry-safe raise and lower events to your stack — auditable price changes ready for production systems.
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Rules you control
Set how far traffic and conversions must move from baseline before a signal fires — your strategy, your thresholds.
Pricing
Simple usage-based plans for demand-aware pricing.
Start with baseline tracking on one property. Scale raise and lower signals as traffic grows. No surprise platform fees.
Price to the baseline — raise on surges, lower on dips.
Drop the script, let signlry learn normal traffic, and wire webhooks so your pricing engine reacts when demand actually changes.