MaxSpar: the alternative with real delivered prices
MaxSpar is a search engine that compares prices across several European Amazon stores and shows a total including a shipping estimate. Comparezon answers the same need with three different choices: staying inside the euro zone, reading shipping from your real Amazon session instead of estimating it, and comparing right while you browse Amazon. Here is what that changes in practice.
Six countries in euros, including Belgium and the Netherlands
Comparezon covers France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium. Everything is in euros, with no currency conversion to interpret before you can tell whether a deal is good.
We only show offers that can genuinely be delivered to you. If a price appears in the list, you can order it. That is our golden rule, and it beats one more row in a table.
Shipping is read, not estimated
This is the most concrete difference. Estimating shipping is common, because Amazon does not always publish the data needed to compute it, and the tools that estimate say so honestly by inviting you to check the total on Amazon before ordering.
At Comparezon the extension reads that information from your own Amazon session, with your delivery address and your Prime status. These are not estimates: they are the amounts you would see yourself on the page. Free delivery, free above a basket threshold, or an exact cost, the ranking always uses that total.
And when Amazon shows no delivery information at all for an offer, we do not invent a number: the row says so, and the price shown before payment always wins.
Compare without leaving Amazon
A search engine gets used before the purchase, when comparing crosses your mind. The Comparezon Chrome extension steps in at the moment the decision actually happens: on the Amazon product page it shows the delivered prices from the other countries right there, without leaving the page or opening one tab per marketplace.
The comparezon.eu website is still there for searching with nothing installed, including on your phone. Both share the same data and the same deliverability rules.
Price alerts and history
Track a product and get an email when its price drops in any of the 6 countries. The history tells you whether today's price is genuinely low or simply back to normal after a hike.
Around 85% of searches find a saving, averaging about 27%. On some products the gap reaches 200 to 300 €.
Your Amazon habits do not change
Your Amazon account works on all six sites with no new signup. Expect 1 to 2 days of delivery inside your country and 2 to 3 days from another European Amazon. Returns are handled on the store you bought from: Amazon generates a label that works from home, with the same level of service as usual.
FAQ
What is the main difference with MaxSpar?
How shipping enters the comparison. MaxSpar shows a total including a shipping estimate and recommends checking the final amount on Amazon. Comparezon reads the real shipping from your Amazon session, with your address and your Prime status, and ranks offers on that total. On top of that come the extension that compares while you browse, price alerts and price history.
Why does Comparezon not cover the United Kingdom?
We focus on the euro zone: no currency conversion to interpret, and a displayed price that is directly comparable with the others. We would rather show 6 countries where every listed offer can genuinely be ordered by you than a wider table that is harder to read.
Do you need the extension to use Comparezon?
No. The website compares the 6 Amazon stores from any browser, with no install and no account. The Chrome extension adds automatic comparison while you are on Amazon, and it is what makes reading shipping from your own session possible.
Is Comparezon free?
Yes, both the website and the extension are free. We earn through the Amazon affiliate programme when a purchase happens, which changes neither the price you pay nor the order of the offers, which follows the delivered price only.