How to Track Amazon Price History on iPhone
Amazon prices move constantly, and today's "deal" might be higher than last month's. This guide shows how to check Amazon price history on your iPhone, how to get alerted when a price drops, and how to track Amazon alongside every other store you shop.
Amazon's built-in price history
Start with the free option: Amazon now shows price history (opens in a new tab) itself. On a product page, tap the price history link near the price to see the last 30, 90, and 365 days.
It's free and built in, but it only shows history when you look. It won't alert you when the price drops, and it's Amazon-only. For anything more, you'll want a tracker.
Apps that track Amazon price history
A few well-known options (Keepa's pricing re-checked August 2026, the rest as of July 2026):
- Keepa: the most popular Amazon price tracker; detailed history charts for billions of Amazon products, with drop alerts. Free, with a paid Pro tier (€29/month or €290/year as of August 2026, source (opens in a new tab)) aimed at Amazon sellers.
- CamelCamelCamel: paste a product URL, see history, get email alerts. Free and Amazon-only.
- PriceLasso: a Safari extension that tracks Amazon plus 250+ other stores with alerts and history.
For a side-by-side with the Amazon-only tools, see the full comparison.
Get alerted, and track more than Amazon
The gap in Amazon's built-in view (and in Amazon-only trackers) is two-fold: you either check history manually, or you're limited to Amazon.
SmartTracker closes both: point it at an Amazon product, tap the price, and it watches the page and sends a native alert when the price drops. It does the same on any other store (Walmart, Target, Etsy, a brand's own site), in one native iPhone, iPad, and Mac app, with no account. So your whole watchlist, Amazon and everywhere else, lives in one place.
Track your first Amazon price in three steps
- Download and open SmartTracker.
- Tap +, then paste the Amazon product URL.
- Tap the price on the page, then confirm.
That's the whole setup. From there it starts monitoring on a schedule and alerts you when the price drops.
What about the "lowest price ever"?
Price history shows you the past low and high, useful context for whether today's price is actually good. But it doesn't predict the future: a lower price may or may not come, and no tracker can promise one. The practical move is to set a target price and let the alert do the waiting.
Stop checking product pages
SmartTracker watches them for you, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and pings you the moment a price moves.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Amazon added a built-in price-history view. On a product page, tap the price-history link near the price to see 30, 90, and 365 days. It's free, but you have to check it yourself; it doesn't send alerts.
It depends. For Amazon-only history, Keepa and CamelCamelCamel are excellent and free. If you want automatic drop alerts and to track Amazon plus every other store in one native app, SmartTracker fits: free for up to 5 items, then $19.99 once or $6.99/year.
Yes. For that you need an any-site tracker: SmartTracker can read any product page.
It can show the lowest and highest prices since tracking began, but it can't predict a future low. Set a target price and let the alert catch a drop if one comes.