SaveIQ Amazon.ca price history
Amazon.ca price history checker
Paste the link to any Amazon.ca product. You get its price history for the last 90 days and one clear call: buy now, or wait. Free, with no account.
We read the price history and tell you: buy now, or wait. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it drops.
What the check shows
- The lowest, usual and highest price of the last 90 days, with today's price marked on that range.
- A verdict, Buy, Fair or Wait, and the reason for it in one line.
- Whether the discount is real: we compare the struck-through "List Price" with what the product has actually sold for.
- Other sellers on Amazon.ca, and the same product at other Canadian stores when we can match it.
Track the price instead of checking again
If the verdict is Wait, leave your email under the result. We re-check the price once a day and send one email when it has dropped. Your tracked products are on the Watchlist.
The SaveIQ extension for Chrome shows the same verdict on the Amazon.ca page itself, so you don't need to paste a link.
Checking a sale price
During sale events such as Prime Day, Black Friday and Boxing Day, compare the sale price with the 90-day low and the usual price, not with the struck-through price. A "deal" that is still above the product's usual price is not a saving.
More in our guides: how to check Amazon.ca price history and how to set a price-drop alert.
Where the data comes from
Price history comes from Keepa, which records Amazon.ca prices over time. A product that launched a few weeks ago, or that is often out of stock, has too little history for a verdict, and we say so when that happens. Always confirm the price on Amazon.ca before you buy.
Questions
Does Amazon.ca show a product’s price history?
No. A product page shows today’s price and sometimes a struck-through “List Price” or “Was Price”, but not a record of what the product sold for over time. You need a price tracker to see that.
How far back does the history go?
This page reads the last 90 days. That is enough to tell whether today’s price is low, normal or high for the product. For a chart covering several years, use Keepa or camelcamelcamel.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no account and no fee. If you buy through a link on this site we may earn an affiliate commission from the retailer, which does not change the verdict.
Does it work for Amazon.com or other countries?
No. It checks products on Amazon.ca only, with prices in Canadian dollars.
Can it tell me when the price drops?
Yes. After a check, leave your email under the result. We re-check the price once a day and send one email if it has dropped.