Same product. Different prices. Every Amazon marketplace.
A listing that looks cheap stops looking cheap once shipping and import fees land on it. ASIN Watcher adds those up for you across 3 Amazon marketplaces, keeps the history, and tells you the moment the number moves.
A free account starts with 5 credits. Credits are prepaid — there is no subscription.
Base price identical in all three
55.2% of the Bolivia total is not the item
Every price is split into base price, shipping and import fees, then totalled. The figure you compare is the figure you pay.
- Spread
- +123.2%
- Difference
- $243.35
- Not the item
- 55.2%
Price history you can actually read
Razer Leviathan V2, Multi-Driver PC Gaming Soundbar w/Subwoofer, Black
- US
- $197.49
- PE
- $266.95
- BO
- $440.84
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Paste a link or an ASIN
Any Amazon product URL works, or the ten-character ASIN if you already have it. Choose the marketplaces you care about.
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Read the whole breakdown
Base price, shipping, import fees and the total, side by side per country, with the recorded history sitting behind each one.
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Set the alert and walk away
Pick the condition, pick where the message should land, and get on with your day. Checks keep running while tracking is active.
Built for people who buy across borders
One credit tracks one product in one marketplace for 30 days. Watching the same product in a second country spends a second credit.
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Landed cost, not sticker price
Every price is split into base price, shipping and import fees, then totalled. The figure you compare is the figure you pay.
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One product, every marketplace
The same item across 3 Amazon marketplaces on one screen. The cheapest store is regularly not the one you were about to buy from.
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Price history you can actually read
Every recorded check is kept — lowest, highest, average, and the day each extreme happened, per country.
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Alerts shaped like your decision
Fire on a target amount, a percentage swing, a change in shipping or import fees, or a stock flip. Combine conditions with AND / OR.
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Told where you already are
Alerts go to email, Slack, WhatsApp or Telegram. One alert can reach several recipients at once.
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Availability, both directions
Know when something sells out, and know when it comes back — the second case is the one that actually saves you money.
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Quiet by default
A cooldown stops one restless listing from flooding your inbox. Sixty minutes per alert unless you change it.
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Delivery you can audit
Every notification leaves a trace: provider, status code, latency. When a message does not arrive, you can see exactly where it stopped.
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Public product pages
Product pages read fine without an account, so you can check a price before you hand over an email address.
Pay for what you track
The price we track
The price we charge
Confirming your email includes 5 credits, and credits do not expire. Nothing to pay before you find out whether this is useful to you.
Get creditsNo. A credit is yours until you spend it on tracking. They used to expire on two different clocks, which meant a balance could go stale while the tracking it paid for continued; that is gone.
The things worth knowing before you start
How do credits work?
One credit tracks one product in one marketplace for 30 days. It renews itself every 30 days for another credit, so tracking simply continues while you have credits. If your balance reaches zero the product pauses rather than surprising you: your history stays exactly where it was, and adding credits picks it back up.
Do credits expire?
No. A credit is yours until you spend it on tracking. They used to expire on two different clocks, which meant a balance could go stale while the tracking it paid for continued; that is gone.
Do I get a credit back if I stop tracking early?
No. The credit is spent when tracking starts and stopping early does not return it — though tracking stays live for the full 30 days either way, so there is rarely a reason to stop.
Where do alerts get delivered?
Email, Slack, WhatsApp or Telegram. You add a recipient once, verify it, and from then on you can attach it to any alert you build.
What exactly is landed cost?
The base price, plus shipping, plus any import fees Amazon shows for the destination. It is the number that decides which marketplace is genuinely cheaper, and it is the one most price trackers leave out.
Do I need an account just to look up a price?
No. Product pages here are public. An account is what lets you put a product on your own watch list and receive the alerts.
How do I pay for credits?
Card payments run through Stripe and PayPal handles PayPal. Bitcoin and bank transfer are also accepted; both are confirmed by hand, so they take a little longer to land.
Find out what it really costs
Paste a link, read the breakdown, set one alert. Your first 5 credits are already waiting.