Amazon's product prices fluctuate a lot, especially around Prime Day and Black Friday. Those price variants can drop on Amazon even lower than you think if you know which price tracking tools to use. Whether you want to purchase smart home products or Kindle e-readers, use third-party tools to track the price history of any item. One of the most reliable ways to check an Amazon product's price history is camelcamelcamel. We show you how to make the most of it.
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What is camelcamelcamel?
The easiest way to view an Amazon product's price history is by checking a dedicated Amazon price tracker. Visit the camelcamelcamel homepage to search for product prices, view price history charts, and set up notifications for products you're interested in.
Amazon price tracking is set by location. If you don't regularly shop at Amazon.com, you can check products bought from other locations (for example, Amazon.ca). The camelcamelcamel web page includes sections for Popular Products and Top Amazon Price Drops, where you can sort products by type and select filters like Top Daily Drops.
The only downside of using camelcamelcamel is that it only factors in the price of a product. It doesn't include the cost of shipping and handling, but it lets you know if an item qualifies for Prime Shipping.
How to use camelcamelcamel to check Amazon price history
Below, we walk you through how to use camelcamelcamel to view Amazon's price history for any listed product.
- Visit the camelcamelcamel web page.
- Open a new tab, visit the Amazon homepage, and search for a product.
- Copy the product page URL.
- Return to the camelcamelcamel web page.
- Paste the Amazon URL in the empty Find Amazon Products search field at the top of the page. Click the magnifying glass icon.
- The price history displays in a graph. Scroll below and view Amazon Price History.
Clicking the Amazon Price History graph navigates you back to the Amazon product page listing. All Amazon data is listed in green. To include third-party purchase options, check 3rd party New or 3rd party Used under Price Type.
Manually refreshing the product history may take too much effort. Some prices drop more frequently than others, and you don't want to miss a great sale. You can sign up for alerts without creating an account. All that's required is your email address and desired account.
How to install the Camelizer browser extension
A straightforward way to see an Amazon product's price history is to use the Camelizer browser add-on. That way, you won't switch between two websites to analyze the price changes.
Clicking the Camelizer extension displays a product's price history while shopping on Amazon. You can also use this add-on to sign up for the camelcamelcamel price tracking alerts. Below, we illustrate how to add the Camelizer extension to Google Chrome.
You must have a supported web browser. You can install the extension only on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Apple Safari.
- Open Google Chrome and visit camelcamelcamel.com.
- Click Browser Extensions.
- Click Available in the Chrome Web Store.
- Click Add to Chrome > Add extension.
The extension doesn't work on mobile browsers.
Use the Camelizer Chrome Extension
While you're browsing Amazon, click a product listing. After opening that page, click the puzzle icon to view your extensions.
Click Camelizer to see historical price trends labeled with the same product details you're viewing. You can now see its Amazon price history.
Use Keepa to check Amazon's price history
If camelcamelcamel doesn't work as expected, use Keepa to track the prices of products on Amazon. Keepa has apps on both platforms, offers extensions on all the popular browsers like Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Edge, and Safari, and supports Amazon US, Amazon Canada, Amazon UK, Amazon India, and other marketplaces. You can track a specific item or an entire wishlist of your Amazon account. Let's check it in action.
- Head to the Chrome Web Store, and download and install Keepa extension.
- Open Keepa extension and create a new account from the upper-right corner.
- Select a language at the top and pick an Amazon locale. Let's select Amazon.com for now.
- Head to the Search menu and find an item you want to track.
- You can check the Amazon listing title, price, discounted price, color (if applicable), and other details.
- Select a relevant link and glance over the price history.
- Slide to the Track product menu and enter relevant details to trigger an alert or notification. You can also set the duration for which you want to track a specific item.
- Switch to the advanced view and add more conditions to get alerts when prices drop.
Keepa can track any Amazon product and send you an alert when the price changes. You can choose to receive notifications through email, web, or Telegram. Keepa is free to download and use. You can subscribe to Keepa Pro for €19 per month to unlock more features, such as product viewer, product best seller, top seller list, price increase tracking, and more.
Keepa supports Amazon wish lists, so you can import your Amazon shopping wish list to Keepa and track every item efficiently. However, due to Amazon's limitations, you can only import up to 10 items at once. The company recommends using multiple wish lists to track more items.
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Find the best deals
Setting up price drop alerts on the best deals could save you hundreds of dollars, even if you cancel your Amazon Prime membership. Getting the all-time best price comes down to diligence in tracking prices. Camelizer is a third-party tool that gives you everything you need to get the lowest price.
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