MadeWhere

Estimates which country an Amazon.com product is made in, from its page text. Assumes China if unstated. Not affiliated: Amazon.com.

Are you wondering where a product on Amazon.com is actually made? MadeWhere gives you a quick estimate right on the product page. When you browse to a product page, MadeWhere reads the text already on the page and looks for clues about where the item is manufactured. A small badge shows its best guess. Click the toolbar extension icon to see the most likely countries and the exact text that supports each one. How it decides: - A "Country of Origin" field in the product details counts the most. - Phrases like "Made in" and "Assembled in" also count heavily. - "Designed in" counts very little, since designing is not making. - Shipping, delivery, and warranty wording is ignored, and so is the location of a reviewer. Every result is labeled so you know how much to trust it: listing states origin, good evidence, weak evidence, or assumed. If nothing on the page says where the product is made, MadeWhere assumes China, the most common origin for products sold online, and clearly marks "Assumed" in the result. Privacy: everything happens locally in your browser using text already on the page. MadeWhere sends nothing anywhere, collects no personal data, and runs only on amazon.com. This is an estimate, not a guarantee. Sellers can write anything in a listing, and many listings never say where an item is made. MadeWhere is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.com, Inc.