Finding the best price no longer requires refreshing product pages all day. Price tracking tools can watch for changes and alert you when a price drops.

Price Tracking
Price Tracking

Amazon price trackers: history and alerts

  • CamelCamelCamel: a classic for Amazon

    • Add an Amazon product URL or ASIN to see its price history.
    • Set target prices for Amazon, third-party new, and third-party used offers.
    • Works with several Amazon marketplaces, including .com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, and .es.
    • Receive alerts by email or through a browser extension.
    • camelcamelcamel.com
  • Keepa: more advanced price tracking

    • A browser extension that embeds a price chart directly on Amazon product pages.
    • Tracks Amazon, third-party offers, Warehouse Deals, coupons, and more.
    • Set price-watch rules for a minimum discount or a specific amount.
    • Get alerts by email, push notification, Telegram, or RSS.
    • keepa.com

Track changes on any website

This approach works for shops and other sites. Get a notification when the content you care about changes.

  • Visualping: monitor changes on a website

    • Set a URL and select the part of the page you want to monitor, such as a price, an "Out of stock" button, or a "Sold out" message.
    • It takes screenshots or compares text at scheduled intervals.
    • visualping.io
  • Distill.io: detailed page monitoring

    • A browser extension and cloud service. You can monitor pages locally without an account.
    • Choose the page element to watch with a CSS selector or XPath.
    • distill.io

Track availability and restocks, not just prices

  • Restocks: Watch an "out of stock" product and get notified when it becomes available, such as a PS5, a new iPhone model, or a collectible figure.
  • New models: Monitor a category's new-product section.
  • Specification changes: Find out if a retailer changes a product description or specification at the same URL.

🚀 2026 pro tip: stack shopping tools A useful savings strategy is to combine tools. Try shopping assistants such as Honey or Capital One Shopping to find coupons automatically, then use Keepa to check price history. Advanced users can also look at TaskMonkey AI, which tracks prices after purchase and may help request a refund if the price drops within 14 days. Check each service's current availability and terms before relying on it.