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Amazon Price Tracker
iPhone, Chrome, Firefox, Edge & Safari

Use the iPhone app to share or paste a product link and receive push alerts, or use a desktop browser extension for one-click tracking. Free Amazon price tracker for your browser: one-click tracking on any Amazon product page, a private history chart, and a notification when the price hits your target. Works across Amazon marketplaces — no sign-up.

Why use an Amazon price tracker?

Amazon reprices constantly — Lightning Deals, coupons, and competing offers can move the same ASIN several times a day. Seasonal events like Prime Day and Black Friday are brief. A tracker watches the product page so you do not have to.

PriceDropCatch adds a Track Price button on supported Amazon pages. You set a target (or keep the 5% default). When the displayed price reaches it, you get a browser notification. The popup chart is yours alone — we do not publish a public Amazon catalog.

The same install works on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de, Amazon.co.jp, Amazon.ca, Amazon.com.au, and other marketplaces. Your list stays in the browser unless you opt into an optional account.

Private Amazon price history

The extension keeps a chart for every product you track. Amazon listings stay in your browser only — we do not publish a public Amazon catalog. Install it to watch Amazon prices without an account.

What you get with PriceDropCatch on Amazon

  • Instant Amazon price drop notification when your target is hit
  • Built-in price history chart per product to see real trends
  • Custom target price (default 5% below current—fully adjustable)
  • One-click track Amazon product from any supported Amazon PDP
  • Supports multiple Amazon marketplaces (US, UK, EU, JP, CA, IN, AU, and more)
  • 100% free—no subscription, no account, data stored only in your browser

How Amazon price monitoring helps you save

Use this Amazon price tracker extension for electronics (laptops, TVs, headphones), home goods, kitchen appliances, toys, books, fashion, and everyday essentials. Heavy Prime shoppers and anyone comparing Amazon vs other retailers benefit from seeing whether today’s price is actually a good deal.

Related price trackers & guides

Amazon charts stay in your browser. We do not publish a public Amazon catalog; install the extension to keep a private history.

Learn more on our FAQ page or PriceDropCatch homepage for supported stores, privacy, and how browser notifications work.

How it works

1
Open any Amazon product page
Browse Amazon as usual. On product pages you will see a purple "Track Price" button.
2
Click Track Price
One click adds the product to your list. Set a target price or use the default (5% below current).
3
Get notified when it drops
We check prices automatically. When the price hits your target, you get a browser notification—click to open Amazon and buy.

On iPhone: install the app, sign in, then open the product page on Amazon and tap Share to choose PriceDropCatch. You can also paste the product link in the app. Set a target price and allow notifications for push alerts. Get the iPhone app.

FAQ — Amazon price tracker

Yes. PriceDropCatch supports Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.it, Amazon.es, Amazon.co.jp, Amazon.in, Amazon.com.au, and other major Amazon domains. Install once and track on whichever site you shop.
PriceDropCatch is free forever, requires no account, stores data only locally, and includes price history charts plus instant browser notifications. Many users prefer it over services that require logins or upload your wishlist to the cloud.
Yes. When you track a product, we follow the price shown on the page—including during Lightning Deals, Prime Day, and seasonal sales. You are notified when the price reaches your target.
The extension records price points over time and displays a chart in the popup so you can see dips, spikes, and whether a “sale” is really lower than recent weeks.
You need a browser with the extension installed. You do not need a PriceDropCatch account. Your Amazon login is unrelated—tracking works from the product page.
Tracked products and prices stay in your browser by default. Anonymous price snapshots help public history on other retailers; Amazon is not listed on the public /p/ catalog.
Yes. Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Brave, Opera, and other Chromium browsers are supported.

Install the free Amazon price tracker

Get the iPhone app or install a browser extension in under a minute. No subscription.