Amazon Prime Day is upon us once again. If you plan to shop during the 48-hour sales event, you have to install The Camelizer extension on your browser to check the price history of Amazon products to ensure you’re getting the absolute best deals.
The Camelizer is an extension available on most browsers that connects to the CamelCamelCamel service to reveal the price history of Amazon products to help you determine whether or not you’re getting a good deal.
This how-to guide will walk you through the steps to get started with The Camelizer extension.
How to get The Camelizer on Edge, Chrome, or Firefox
These are the instructions to install The Camelizer extension on Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome.
Microsoft Edge
To install The Camelizer on Microsoft Edge, use these steps:
- Open Microsoft Edge.
- Open the “Edge Add-ons” store to get The Camelizer .
- Click the Get button.
- Click the Add extension button.
Google Chrome
To install The Camelizer on Chrome, use these steps:
- Open Google Chrome.
- Open the Chrome Web Store to download The Camelizer.
- Click the Add to Chrome button.
- Click the Add extension button.
Mozilla Firefox
To install The Camelizer on Firefox, use these steps:
- Open Mozilla Firefox.
- Open the Firefox Add-Ons store to get The Camelizer.
- Click the Add to Firefox button.
- Click the Add button.
Once you complete the steps, you can start using the extension to view the price history for Amazon products during Prime Day 2023 and determine if the product you plan to purchase is worth it.
How to check price history on Amazon with The Camelizer
To check the price history for Amazon products, use these steps:
- Open the Amazon website.
- Sign in with your account (if applicable).
- Open the product page.
- Click The Camelizer button from the toolbar.
While in the extension, you will notice the different navigation options on the left pane. The “Price history” tab shows historical data on the product from Amazon and third-party sellers.
The extension brings up many details about the pricing, including the history of a product available directly from Amazon (green), third-party sellers (blue), and used products from third-party sellers (red).
On Amazon Prime Day 2023, you want to pay attention to the Amazon price type. You can toggle the blue and red options to turn off these details in the extension.
In addition, underneath the main graph, you will find the “History” setting with options to change the time range to “1 Month,” “3 Months,” “6 Months,” “1 Year,” and “All Time.”
How to track prices on Amazon with The Camelizer
You can use the extension from CamelCamelCamel without an account, but you will have to create one to create trackers.
Account creation
To create an account with CamelCamelCamel, use these steps:
- Open the CamelCamelCamel website.
- Confirm your email address.
- Create a new password for the account.
- Click the “Create my account” button.
Once you complete the steps, you can add products to your list to track their price history and get notifications when the price reaches the desired price you want to pay.
Tracker creation
To create trackers to track Amazon products with The Camelizer, use these steps:
- Open the Amazon website.
- Sign in with your account information (if applicable).
- Search for the product you want.
- Click The Camelizer extension button from the address bar.
- Under the “Price type” section, use the lowest and highest price to determine the desired price available directly from Amazon.
- (Optional) Specify the desired price available through a third-party merchant.
- (Optional) Specify the price to pay for the product in used condition.
- Click the Save Price Watches button.
After completing the steps, the extension will monitor the price of the Amazon product, and when it drops to your desired price, the service will send you a notification.
The trackers you create will be available from the CamelCamelCamel website, where you can also update, change settings, and delete when you no longer need them.
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