TruePrice — Amazon Deal Checker

See if that Amazon 'deal' is real. TruePrice tracks prices you have seen, flags fake discounts, and compares stores.

That '-57% OFF' on Amazon? Half the time, the 'original' price was quietly raised last week. TruePrice catches it. HOW IT WORKS TruePrice quietly remembers the prices of products you view on Amazon — stored only in YOUR browser, never sent anywhere. Next time a 'deal' appears, it compares today's price against what you have actually seen before and gives a straight verdict: REAL DEAL, OK PRICE, or FAKE DEAL, with the real discount percentage. • Real discount, not the printed one — see the lowest price you have seen and when • One-click compare — check the same product on Walmart, Target and eBay • Private by design — no account, no server, no tracking. Your price history never leaves your device • Free — built for shoppers who are tired of fake sale prices HOW TO USE Install, browse Amazon product pages as usual, and click the TruePrice icon on any product to see the verdict. Honest note: TruePrice judges from prices recorded in your browser, so its verdicts get sharper the more you browse. On a first visit it will tell you it is still learning a product's price — it never invents data. Not affiliated with Amazon, Walmart, Target or eBay. REAL EXAMPLE — Sony WH-1000XM5 (amazon.com): In early October 2026 the XM5 was listed at $298 with a "25% OFF" claim. On 9 November 2026 it is $198 — which is only about 20% below its usual $248 price, not the 50% the headline suggests. TruePrice catches both sides: it flagged $298 as the highest price seen (a fake deal), and $198 as the lowest price seen (genuinely a good time to buy). The discount is fake. The deal is real.