If you already pay for Claude, it's free — the app is free and runs on your existing subscription. If you don't have Claude, you'll need one (about $20/month) to power the bot. There's nothing to buy from PriceTracker itself.

🛍️ Product price tracker

Watch a product's price. Buy it at the low.

Q: Can it buy the product when the price drops?

No. PriceTracker watches the price and tells you when it drops. It doesn't hold a card or a store login and it can't check out. When the price hits your number you get a note, and you make the purchase yourself — so it can never buy the wrong thing or the wrong quantity on your behalf.

Q: Does it work with Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and other stores?

It can watch any product page it's able to read. Most straightforward retail product pages work. Some large retailers block automated requests on some pages; if a page won't load, the bot tells you plainly rather than guessing a price.

Q: How is this different from a browser extension?

It runs on a schedule in the background with no tab open, and you describe conditions in plain English — like 'under $80 and in stock' — instead of picking from a fixed set of alert types. It also writes you a short note, not just a raw price ping.

Point PriceTracker at a product page on Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, or anywhere else. It checks on your schedule and notes you the day it drops below your number.

Set up a product tracker → See every step

Any store's product page Alerts below your target Never buys it for you

The itch you're trying to scratch

You've decided you want it, but not at today's price. So you check the page every day "just in case," half-forget, and then find out it was $60 cheaper last Tuesday. You want the drop, not the chore of checking.

What you actually want

To set your number once — "tell me when it's under $1,200" — and get on with your life, trusting you'll be told the day it's worth pulling the trigger.

What you'll get

Quiet until your number hits

Most mornings it's a calm "still the same." The day it crosses your target, it's unmistakable.

Most mornings

HeadphoneWatch

Wed, 7:30 AM

Still $349 on those headphones — no change since yesterday, and above your $270 target. I'll keep watching and flag the day it drops.

All clear · nothing to do

The day it hits your number

HeadphoneWatch

Sat, 7:30 AM

It's under your target — those headphones dropped from $349 to $259, below the $270 you set. Here's the page; it's your call from here.

−$90below your $270 target

Illustrative example. It reads the price straight off the product page — it doesn't set it, and it doesn't check out for you.

Setting it up

Three steps, about two minutes

The full walkthrough with screenshots is in the setup guide.

Copy the product page

Grab the link to the exact product on Amazon, Best Buy, or wherever you'd buy it.

Set your number

"Check this every morning and tell me if it drops below $1,200." One sentence, no settings to hunt through.

Buy at the low

You get the note the day it crosses your target — with the price and the link. You decide and you buy.

Get started

Set up your product tracker

Paste the product page and your target. We'll write the instruction and open bots.team pre-filled.

Questions

Product tracking, answered

Can it buy the product when the price drops?

No. It watches and tells you when it drops. No card, no store login, no checkout — you buy yourself.

Does it work with Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and other stores?

Any product page it can read. Most retail pages work. If a site blocks automated requests, the bot says so instead of guessing a price.

How is this different from a browser extension?

No tab open — it runs on a schedule. Describe conditions in plain English ("under $80 and in stock"), and you get a short note, not just a raw ping.

What does it cost?

Free if you already pay for Claude. If not, you'll need one (~$20/month). Nothing to buy from PriceTracker. More on pricing →

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Flight price trackerWatch a fare and book at the dip. Restock trackerBack-in-stock, plus a price condition. Competitor price trackerKnow the day a rival changes a price.