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As dddddaviddddd said, it's a price tracker for Amazon. To go into a little more detail: you can enter a product name or Amazon URL and it'll show you first an
by derstander 8y ago
As dddddaviddddd said, it's a price tracker for Amazon. To go into a little more detail: you can enter a product name or Amazon URL and it'll show you first and third party pricing history. You can also set a price threshold on a particular product and it'll either tweet or email you when the product price drops below that point. You can even do it without signing up or logging in.
I've set notifications on a couple items that I regularly order and when they drop below a certain price I order enough in advance.
- tzs 8y ago> To go into a little more detail: you can enter a product name or Amazon URL and it'll show you first and third party pricing history They also have browser add-ons to make that more convenient. They give you a CamelCamelCamel button that you can click while on an Amazon page to pop up the price history right there.
- majewsky 8y ago> You can even do it without signing up or logging in. Then what's their business model? Do they sell aggregated customer traffic data to merchants?
- klohto 8y agoI'm guessing that referral is a big drive