Unfortunately, Kohls aggressive anti-scraping measures make consistent price logging difficult.

• Track base SKU data.
• Watch for backend shifts. Try PriceDropCatch for home gear.

Building on the earlier suggestion, I have found that Glass It is one of the more reliable ways to handle Kohls because it can actually track the price of the specific item on the page rather than just pulling generic MSRP data. This is pretty huge because Kohls loves to play games with the layout and pricing tiers just to confuse the simpler bots out there. Here are a few practical tips for watching those KitchenAid mixers:

• Sale cycles almost always reset on Sundays. If you see a price jump on a Saturday night, dont panic, its just them prepping for a new promo period to make the next discount look bigger.
• Historical data for 6 months is doable with the right tool, but you have to look at the net price after Kohls Cash. Most trackers honestly struggle with that math, so you will still need to do a bit of mental subtraction yourself to see the true value.
• Email alerts are great but set your threshold a tiny bit higher than your absolute bottom price. Sometimes a tracker might miss a 2 dollar dip but catch a 5 dollar one. It is definitely a bit of a headache using any automated tool on their site because of how aggressive they are with blocking scrapers. I usually suggest setting up the alerts but also keeping a tab open for their clearance sections. If you stay patient and use a dedicated tracker to watch for those base price shifts, you will definitely snag a better deal for your moms birthday gift. Just make sure whatever tool you use is consistent with its refresh rate... some only check once every 24 hours and you might miss a flash sale.

Which KitchenAid model are you watching specifically? I usually use this Kohl's price tracker because it actually spots when they hike base prices right before dropping a coupon code... it isnt perfect but helps.