A CamelCamelCamel alternative built for Europe
CamelCamelCamel is one of the best known Amazon price trackers: it charts the history of a product and alerts you when the price drops. Comparezon approaches saving money from a different angle, one that is particularly effective in Europe: comparing the same product across the six European Amazon stores and paying the lowest delivered price, right now, instead of waiting.
Why compare countries instead of waiting for a drop
The same product is rarely priced identically on amazon.fr, amazon.de, amazon.it, amazon.es, amazon.nl and amazon.com.be. Catalogues, promotions and local competition differ from one market to the next, and the gap can be substantial: on some products it reaches 200 to 300 €.
Rather than watching a chart for weeks and hoping your home store cuts the price, Comparezon checks in one search whether another European Amazon already sells the product for less, delivery included. Around 85% of searches find a saving, with an average observed saving of around 27%.
The delivered price, not the sticker price
Comparing prices across countries only makes sense if delivery is counted. Comparezon shows shipping per country and ranks offers on the real total: free, free above a basket amount, or the exact cost. And we only display offers that are actually deliverable to your country: if a price is shown, you can order it.
The Prime badge is displayed per offer and per country. Prime means shipped by Amazon: no surprises on shipping. And on items shipped by Amazon, weight generally does not change the shipping cost, so the comparison works for bulky items too.
History, alerts and a Chrome extension included
Like CamelCamelCamel, Comparezon offers price history and email alerts when a product you track drops in price. The difference: the watch covers all six European Amazons at once, so a price cut in any of the six countries triggers your alert.
The Chrome extension goes further: while you browse an Amazon product page, it automatically compares with the other European Amazons, using your real delivery address and Prime status. You see the prices and delivery you would actually get, not an estimate. On an amazon.com page, it even suggests the European equivalents of the product.
Buying from another European Amazon, in practice
Your Amazon account works on all six stores without any new registration, with your addresses and payment methods already in place. On items shipped by Amazon, count 1-2 days of delivery from your domestic store and 2-3 days from another European Amazon. Returns are handled on the store you bought from: Amazon generates a return label that works from your country, with the same level of service. And within the EU, goods move freely: the price shown at checkout is final.
FAQ
Does Comparezon do the same thing as CamelCamelCamel?
There is some overlap (price history, drop alerts) but the heart of Comparezon is elsewhere: comparing the delivered price of the same product across the six European Amazons at the moment you buy. CamelCamelCamel remains an excellent history tracker, and the two tools can complement each other.
Do I need to create an account?
Not to compare: searching is open on both the site and the extension. An account is only useful for email price alerts.
Is Comparezon really free?
Yes, 100%. All prices are shown in euros.
Does it work in my language?
The site and the extension are available in six languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch), and the comparison itself is the same everywhere: the lowest delivered price for your country.