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The DualShock 4 can be occasionally sold out, but is restocked every now and then because Sony still officially supports the PS4. But they're extremely rarely sold at a discount, so I recommend just taking the plunge and getting one at $60 when available.
As for the PS3, you can use a DualShock 4 with it without any issues with most games, at least those that don't require the use of motion controls. You will also have to live without rumble.