Price History — never overpay again,
because prices have a past!

Price history is the record of what a product has actually sold for over time. Online prices in India change constantly, so a single day's price tells you very little — the timeline shows whether today's price is genuinely low for that product, about average, or higher than usual.

Copy the product's link from Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra or another supported store and paste it into the search box at the top of this page. You will see its full price history chart — the all-time low, the typical price, and where today's price sits between them.

Yes. Checking any product's price history, reading the charts and browsing deals is completely free, and you don't need an account to do it. Price drop alerts are also free — they run through the app, where signing in is what lets us deliver your notifications.

Set a target price for any tracked product in the free Price History app. The alert fires the moment the listing drops to or below that number, and you choose how it reaches you when you set it up.

We track 10+ Indian stores — including Amazon India, Flipkart, Myntra, Ajio, Nykaa and Croma — with 3M+ products between them. If a product from a supported store is new to us, we start recording its price the moment you paste the link.

Yes. When we track the same product on more than one store, its page shows the current price at each store side by side, so you can compare prices across Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra and others and buy from whichever is genuinely cheaper today.

We show a full year of price history for every tracked product — twelve months of prices, not a snapshot — so you can see how it behaved through festival sales, quiet months and everything in between. Products that are new to us build their timeline from the day we first see them.

Yes — far more often than most shoppers expect. Big stores reprice popular products continually, and around events like Big Billion Days or the Great Indian Festival a listing can move several times in a single day. That churn is exactly why a recorded timeline beats memory.

We strive for the highest accuracy by updating prices multiple times a day. However, flash sales and lightning deals might end very quickly, so the current price on the retailer's site is always the final source of truth.

Yes. The free iOS and Android apps are the best way to track prices on the move, with instant push notifications for your price drop alerts — and the Chrome extension shows the price chart right on the store's product page while you shop.