I know, you think you’re a savvy consumer and well-versed in pricing items on Amazon. We all think we’re smart shopping ninjas! Especially on Amazon Prime Day.
Not all deals, whether they be travel deals we find on sites like Google Flights or deals on Amazon Prime Day, are as great as they seem.
How do we really know what’s a normal price and what’s a discounted price?
Put your crystal ball aside and use this tool to hack prices instead!
For FREE you can get price histories on items selling on Amazon.
There you have it. No recommended items to share but better yet, a site that helps you shop with confidence knowing that you’re really getting a deal!
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5 comments
Camel just checks Amazon and is unreliable. Use ShopSavvy since it checks every retailer like Walmart, Best Buy etc – not just Amazon. Amazon rarely has the best price or deal.
Thanks for adding these options, Cindy!
While I’m not a fan of Capital One, you can use their browser plugin and it will search for better prices when shopping on Amazon.
Thanks for this tip, Dan!
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