Price drop alerts
Money is tight for a lot of people right now, and paying full price for something that goes on sale a week later stings. The trouble is, nobody has time to check the same product page every day.
Shopwatchr does the checking for you. Tell it what you want and how much of a drop is worth hearing about, and it lets you know the moment the price falls. Never miss a product, and never miss a price drop.
How Shopwatchr tracks price drops
Paste the product link from almost any online store or marketplace, like Amazon, switch on the exact size, colour or edition you want, then turn on price alerts. Choose whether you want to hear when the price drops, rises, or either, and by how much:
- Any drop at all, even a penny
- A drop of at least a set amount, like £5 or £20
- A drop of at least a percentage, from 5% up to 50%
- Or the same for price rises, if you'd rather buy before it goes up
It pays for itself
Price alerts are part of Pro, which is £4 a month (the free plan covers restock alerts). Catch one £50 price drop and that's a whole year of Pro covered, and most people watch more than one thing. Every price alert leads with the saving, so you know straight away whether it's worth grabbing.
Measured from the price you saw
Drops are measured from the price when you set the alert up. When we alert you, that new price becomes the starting point, so a sale that keeps getting deeper keeps telling you, and the same sale never pings you twice.
Stock and price, together
Price alerts sit alongside restock alerts on the same watch. Wait for your size to come back, and hear about it if it's cheaper when it does. One watch, no extra setup.
Only the variants you care about
If only the blue one in size 9 matters, only the blue one in size 9 alerts you. Every alert lists the old price, the new price and how much you'd save.
No spam, no tracking
Alerts arrive by push through the free ntfy app, by email, or both, and only when something you chose actually changes. We never sell your data and there are no ads.
New to phone alerts? See the ntfy setup guide. Want to see everything you can track? Why use Shopwatchr.