A Keepa alternative for paying less on Amazon
Keepa is an excellent price history tracker: it charts how a product’s price has moved on Amazon and helps you buy at the right moment. Comparezon answers a different question, one that often pays off faster: is the same product cheaper today on another European Amazon that delivers to your country? The two approaches complement each other. Here is when to use which.
Waiting for a drop versus switching country
A history tracker like Keepa rewards patience: you watch a product on your home Amazon and wait for the price to come down. It works, but the drop is never guaranteed, and it rarely arrives the week you actually need the product.
Comparezon attacks the price from the other side: at the moment you want to buy, it queries the six main European Amazon stores (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium) and shows the price of each offer delivered to your country. Around 85% of searches find a saving, with an average observed saving of around 27%, and gaps sometimes reaching 200 to 300 € on appliances or electronics. No waiting: the saving is available right now.
What Comparezon does differently
Three concrete differences in everyday use:
- Cross-country comparison: one search finds the same product on all six European Amazons, priced in euros.
- Delivered price: shipping is shown per country and built into the ranking. Free, free above a basket amount, or the exact cost: you compare the real total, not the sticker price.
- Verified deliverability: we only show offers that are actually deliverable to your country. If a price is shown, you can order it.
History and alerts are included too
Comparezon also includes price history and email alerts: track a product and get an email when its price drops, on any of the six Amazons. You do not have to choose between comparing countries and watching over time: both are built in, free of charge.
The Chrome extension brings the comparison onto Amazon itself: while you browse a product page, it shows the prices from the other European Amazons using your real delivery address and Prime status. These are the prices you would actually see, not an estimate.
And your Amazon account stays the same
Ordering on another European Amazon uses your existing account, with no new registration: one account works on all six stores. On items shipped by Amazon, count 1-2 days of delivery from your domestic store and 2-3 days from another European Amazon. If you need to return something, Amazon generates a return label that works from your country, with the same level of service as your home store. And within the EU, goods move freely: the price shown at checkout is final.
FAQ
Does Comparezon replace Keepa?
They answer different needs. Keepa is excellent for analysing the price history of a product on a given Amazon. Comparezon finds the cheapest delivered price across the six European Amazons today, and includes history and alerts as well. Many shoppers use both.
Is Comparezon free?
Yes, 100%. The site and the Chrome extension are free, and no account is needed to compare.
Is shipping really taken into account?
Yes, it is the core of the tool: offers are ranked by the price delivered to your country, shipping included, exactly as Amazon displays it for each store.
Does it work with my Prime membership?
The Prime badge is shown per offer and per country, and the extension compares using your real Prime status. The delivery terms shown at checkout are what applies, and if your home store stays cheapest with your Prime delivery, you will see that too.