In short: Handy for judging whether an Amazon price is actually low before buying; it only covers Amazon, and paid subscription pricing is unconfirmed.
- Core features free
- Full price history
- Amazon only
- Not tested by us
Before you sign up
Checked 2026-09-28 · based on official and public sources · not tested by us
Shows the price history of Amazon products and alerts you when a price drops to your target.
Data sheet
Compiled from the public sources linked below
| What you get | Price-history charts and price-drop alerts for Amazon products |
|---|---|
| How it saves | Lets you check past prices and buy when a discount appears |
| Pricing | Core features free; paid subscription price unconfirmed |
| Operator | Keepa GmbH |
| Sign-up | Needed to set alerts |
| Caution | Amazon only; the extension reads product-page data |
When to use it
Regular Amazon shoppers, including people ordering from Amazon overseas, can use it to check past prices and wait for a dip instead of buying at a peak.
Before you use it
Keepa works only for Amazon, and its browser extension reads the product pages you view. Paid subscription pricing was not confirmed — check before use.
How to use it
- Search an Amazon product or paste its link on keepa.com, or install the browser extension
- Read the price-history chart to see past lows and typical prices
- Sign up and set a target price to get a price-drop alert
What to expect
The core features are free; the cost of the paid plan could not be confirmed. Treat Keepa as a timing tool: it tells you whether an Amazon price is below its usual range, not a way to earn money.
Checked 2026-09-28 · compiled from public sources; we have not tested it ourselves. Terms change, so check the official pages before you rely on it. · Official site · Source 1