There are many third-party apps that provide historical pricing data for products sold on Amazon by scraping data, but most of those are at a cost, require registration, and/or can not quite guarantee their data (though I personally have found both Keepa and CamelCamelCamel helpful, for different th…

Super useful dude. I never used it until you mentioned it.

[image] money_bag US economy chat ... econochat! You can click on sale history now. It’s right next to the sale price. Is that on the app? I’m not seeing the option on a mobile web browser, I don’t think

Yah only checked on desktop so def there like @wadeorcas mentioned.

Not there on mobile browser. Interesting. [20251204_165000]

I guess because 60-80% browse on mobile so it’s disadvantageous (?)

ugh… I hate this new feature. We run a deal on our top seller for 12 hours a week, ever week… It clearly can be seen in the price history…. If buyers pick up on this and we see a sales shift, we are going to have to pivot…. We use those deals to acquire new customers for the brand, not to make a …

I had previously checked prices only on expensive stuff, but it’s easier to do it for everything now. When I’ve done it in the past, I will wait for the price to go down if the price often dips. If you want to not show those dips, try coupons. Of course, those cost money.

Agreed! I have to tweak prices on a few brands in response to fluctuating competitor’s pricing. And we all have increasing costs - fees, shipping, tariffs - maybe we should advocate for a Cost History too!

[image] Amazon_Seller: If you want to not show those dips, try coupons. Of course, those cost money. They don’t work like lightning deals. Plus we don’t pay deal fees bc of paying for SAS so it’s been nice. I’m thinking this won’t mean much for our type of product but time will tell.

Tracking product prices on Amazon using Amazon's own features

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papy December 2, 2025, 10:11pm 3

Is that on the app? I’m not seeing the option on a mobile web browser, I don’t think