About The Camelizer
The Camelizer is a small, plain price history tool from a long-standing Amazon tracking site. It does less than Keepa, but it asks for far fewer permissions, which makes it a good first install.
It is the extension for camelcamelcamel. Click the camel icon on an Amazon product page to see the price history, or set a watch and get an email when the price drops. Its page lists Amazon in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia, and says mobile browsers are not supported. The Chrome manifest asks only for activeTab, storage and scripting, and the page says the extension has no advertising, third-party analytics or affiliate links.
Know how it is paid for. The extension is free, but the camelcamelcamel website earns Amazon affiliate commission on purchases made through its links. That income comes from site links you click, not from the extension rewriting links as you shop. The Chrome listing says the extension handles personal information and website content, and it sends the URL of the page you are viewing to its server to work. Recent reviews report the chart stuck loading or empty, so treat it as hit-and-miss and try Keepa if it fails.
Pros and cons
- Asks for few permissions: activeTab, storage and scripting
- Per its own page, the extension has no ads, third-party analytics or affiliate links
- Free, with an optional account that keeps your price watches
- Available for Chrome, Opera and the Mac Safari app
- Amazon only, and not available in mobile browsers
- Not updated since June 2024, and 2026 reviews report the chart failing to load
- Less history detail than Keepa
Permissions
It uses activeTab, storage and scripting, with access to camelcamelcamel and Amazon sites in the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Canada, Italy and Australia. That is much narrower than most shopping extensions.
