Last updated: 12 October 2026
camelcamelcamel is a free Amazon price tracker that keeps a price history for millions of products and emails you when one drops to a price you choose. camelcamelcamel UK follows amazon.co.uk, and The Camelizer browser extension puts the same charts on Amazon's own product pages. I checked the site and the extension on 12 October 2026, when The Camelizer had 800,000 users and 4.3 out of 5 on the Chrome Web Store.
Amazon prices go up and down. camelcamelcamel records those changes and turns them into a chart, so you can see what a product normally costs before you decide whether today's price is any good.
It does two jobs. The price history chart shows the highest, lowest and average price over time. The price watch emails you when the price falls to your target, so you do not have to keep checking.
On 12 October 2026, camelcamelcamel's chart for the SodaStream TERRA starter kit on Amazon UK went back to July 2022. Amazon was selling it for £52.89 that day. Its lowest price in that time was £51.99, in June 2026, and its highest was £109.99, in December 2022.
So anyone who saw it at £52.89 could tell that it was within £1 of the lowest price on record. Anyone tempted by a "was £109.99" claim could see how long ago Amazon last charged that.
You can create a watch with just an email address. A free account adds a page that lists all your watches, plus a tool that imports your Amazon wish lists.
If you track the Amazon price, camelcamelcamel also alerts you when a Prime-eligible offer from another seller drops below your target. You can turn those alerts off.
The Camelizer adds a camelcamelcamel button to your browser. Open an Amazon product page, click it, and the price history appears without leaving Amazon. You can set a price watch from the same window.
It is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera and Safari. It does not work in mobile browsers. On a phone, paste the Amazon link into the camelcamelcamel website instead.
The US site marks some prices as a "Good Deal" or "Best Price". The UK site no longer does. camelcamelcamel removed those badges from its UK site, along with the size of each drop on its Top Price Drops page. It says it took them out because of UK rules on price-reduction and urgency claims.
Those rules are part of UK consumer protection law, and the Competition and Markets Authority explains them in its unfair commercial practices guidance. The charts still show the same data, so you can still compare today's price with the lowest on record.
camelcamelcamel follows Amazon and nothing else. It will not tell you whether Argos or John Lewis are cheaper.
It updates its prices constantly, but it still says to check the price on Amazon before you buy. Amazon does not share delivery charges with it, so they are not in the chart.
It covers eight Amazon countries: the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Finally, camelcamelcamel only tracks prices, so it will not warn you about a poor product from a throwaway seller. For that, pair it with the Knockoff Amazon brand filter, which hides made-up brand names from your Amazon search results.
camelcamelcamel is free, and so is The Camelizer. You only need an email address for alerts.
Yes. The price history, the email alerts and The Camelizer extension are all free.
Yes. camelcamelcamel UK, at uk.camelcamelcamel.com, tracks amazon.co.uk prices.
No. You can set a price watch with only an email address. An account adds a list of all your watches and a wish list importer.
There is no app, and The Camelizer does not work in mobile browsers. On a phone, paste an Amazon link into the camelcamelcamel website.
No. Amazon does not share delivery charges with it, so check delivery on Amazon before you buy.
camelcamelcamel removed them from its UK site because of UK rules on price-reduction and urgency claims. The price history charts are unchanged.
Free. You only need an email address for price alerts.
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