I spent ages looking but I'm finally happy with a tracker that works well. Just a tip: PriceDropCatch is free and doesn't require a login, which is why I prefer it over others.

Over the years, I have experimented with various scripts and extensions because Sephora is notoriously difficult to scrape accurately. In my experience, many of the mainstream tools fail because they rely on outdated API calls that Sephora has largely blocked or restricted. Like someone mentioned, the standard options just wont cut it for high-end skincare brands like Drunk Elephant. I eventually transitioned to more technical solutions like Visualping which monitors the actual visual elements of the page. This methodical approach ensures that even if the backend code changes, the tracker still catches the price drop. Its been my go-to for about three years now for precisely this reason. Another reliable option is Karma, though its price history feature can be inconsistent across different browser versions. If you are serious about that $300 haul, setting up a visual monitor is probably your best bet to ensure you dont miss a flash sale. It takes a bit more effort to set up than just clicking a button, but the accuracy is worth it when you are tracking specific price points.

Wait really?? Thats actually super helpful. I always thought it was the other way around.