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camelcamelcamel has the longer record and separate third-party prices; this site says whether today's Amazon price is a good one, shows how often that call held up, and alerts you after you have already bought.
camelcamelcamel’s side checked against its own pages on . Ours is read from the live site. 2,826 products tracked, checked every 3 hours.
| camelcamelcamel | BasketPrice | |
|---|---|---|
| How far back the chart goes | To the day camelcamelcamel began monitoring the product, which is years for long-listed items. | From the day we began tracking each product; our oldest reading is from September 8, 2026. |
| Which prices | Separate lines for Amazon, third-party new and third-party used. | One price per retailer offer, with Renewed and used offers labelled; no separate third-party, Buy Box or sales-rank lines. |
| Stores and countries | Amazon, on several country sites including the US, UK, Canada and France. | Amazon, US sites only. |
| On the Amazon page itself | The Camelizer browser extension (about 800,000 Chrome users when checked). | No extension. A bookmarklet on the tracker page carries the address you are on to the lookup form. |
| Alert types | A desired price for each price type, with presets such as a few percent under today's price. | Under a price, falls by a percentage, new record low, back in stock, and a drop inside the return window after you bought. |
| Account | Optional: an email address is enough for an alert. | None. Every alert carries its own stop link. |
| Where alerts arrive | Email, or X (formerly Twitter). | Browser notification. |
| Is today's price good? | "Good Deal" and "Best Price" levels worked out from the history. | Says whether today's price is good against its own 90-day median once 10 days are recorded, and scores those calls afterwards in public. |
| Taking the data | RSS feeds for each price type. | An RSS feed per product. Amazon's licence keeps its prices out of feeds and downloads, so CSV and JSON files cover other retailers only. |
| Cost | Free to use. | Free. Paid for by commission when you buy through a link. |
When camelcamelcamel is the better choice
- You need years of history on a product we only started recording recently.
- You buy from third-party or used sellers and want their prices on a line of their own.
- You shop on Amazon outside the US.
- You want the chart inside the Amazon page without leaving it.
When this site is
- You want a plain answer on today’s price, with the method on how we verify prices and our misses listed on the track record.
- You have already bought and want to hear if the price falls while you can still return it.
- You would rather not make an account for an alert.
- You want several products priced as one purchase, which is what the basket does.
Questions people ask
- Why is the history here shorter than on camelcamelcamel?
- Our record for a product starts on the day we began tracking it, and we do not rebuild earlier prices from anyone else's data. camelcamelcamel started monitoring many products years earlier. Every product page here prints the date its record starts.
- Can I use both?
- Yes. They read the same Amazon prices independently. A common split is a long chart there and an after-purchase alert here, which camelcamelcamel does not offer.
- Does BasketPrice track Amazon outside the US?
- No. Only amazon.com prices in US dollars.
Where their side comes from
camelcamelcamel is named here only to compare it. BasketPrice is not affiliated with it, and its name belongs to its owner. Spot a row that is out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
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