Key takeaways
- camelcamelcamel shows the price history of Amazon products and emails you when a watched price drops.
- Its Camelizer extension lists Amazon stores in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia, and no other retailers.
- For products at any other public store, AyeWatch watches the page and sends a short summary when your price or stock rule is met.
camelcamelcamel is an Amazon price tracker: it keeps a record of how an Amazon product's price has moved and emails you when a price you are watching drops. It covers Amazon and nothing else, so for a product sold anywhere else the answer is AyeWatch, which watches the store's own page and alerts you when the price or stock changes the way you asked.
The short version
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is it for? | Checking an Amazon product's price history and getting an email when the price falls |
| Which stores? | Amazon in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia, per its extension listing |
| How do you use it? | Through the website or The Camelizer, its browser extension |
| What does the extension cost? | Listed as free on the Mac App Store |
| Who makes it? | The extension listings name 3CG CAMEL LLC of Lewes, Delaware |
| What about other stores? | Not covered; AyeWatch is our pick for those |
How camelcamelcamel works
The site follows Amazon listings and stores their prices over time, so you can see whether a "sale" is a real low or the same price the item sits at most weeks. You can use it on the website or install The Camelizer. On its Chrome Web Store page, the extension says you click the camel icon in the address bar to see the pricing history, or set up a watch and get an email when the price drops. A Safari version is on the Mac App Store with the same description.
That makes it good at one thing: telling you, before you buy on Amazon, whether you are early, late or right on time.
Where it stops
The limits come straight from what it covers.
- Only Amazon. The Camelizer lists Amazon stores and no others. Two related domains, camelbuy.com and camelegg.com, now redirect to camelcamelcamel.com.
- Email alerts. The extension listing describes the alert as an email when the price drops.
- Price, not the page. A watch is about the price number. If you care that a sold-out item has come back, or that a bundle has changed, that is outside what it describes.
The Chrome listing shows the extension was last updated on June 7, 2024, as of November 2026.
What to use for every other store
AyeWatch is an AI monitor for web pages, topics and public social accounts. To use it as a price tracker, you paste the product URL from any public store and describe the alert in a sentence, such as "let me know if this drops under $60 or the blue one comes back in stock". It reads the page and sends a short summary when that happens.
Alerts arrive as push notifications in the iOS and Android apps and in the feed on every plan. Paid plans add email, Slack, Discord and webhooks, starting at $9 a month as of November 2026, and there is a Free Preview that needs no card.
AyeWatch does not chart price history, so it does not replace camelcamelcamel on Amazon. It covers the part Camel leaves out.
A simple setup that covers both
- For Amazon items, keep a camelcamelcamel watch so you can see the history and get the email.
- For the brand shop, the local retailer or the outlet page, add an AyeWatch monitor with a one-line rule.
- When an alert comes in, open the product page and confirm the price before you buy, since prices and stock can change again quickly.
If all of your shopping happens on Amazon, camelcamelcamel alone may be all you need. The moment your list includes another store, add AyeWatch.
Frequently asked questions
What is camelcamelcamel used for?
Checking how an Amazon product's price has changed over time and getting an email when a price you watch drops, either on the website or through The Camelizer extension.
Does camelcamelcamel work on stores other than Amazon?
Its extension lists only Amazon stores. For other retailers, AyeWatch can watch the product page itself and alert you when the price or stock changes the way you described.
Is The Camelizer free?
Yes. The Safari version is listed as free on the Mac App Store, and the Chrome version installs from the Chrome Web Store.
Sources
- The CamelizerChrome Web Store
- The Camelizer for SafariMac App Store
- AyeWatchAyeWatch
- AyeWatch pricingAyeWatch
- 6 best CamelCamelCamel alternatives in 2026AyeWatch
