CamelCamelCamel looks ancient but it gets the job done for free email alerts. I think it still works fine for the UK store but be careful because it might miss some lightning deals. IIRC, Keepa is better for data junkies but the free version is pretty limited now. You might want to consider using a solid Amazon price tracker that doesnt require a browser extension to work properly.

> Im trying to snag a specific blender for my kitchen in London before next month. Ive used Camel for years and honestly no complaints here. It works well if you just want simple email alerts without the Keepa data overload. Like someone mentioned, it looks old but its totally free for us in the UK. One thing to be super careful about tho... make sure you check the price type settings. A big mistake people make is tracking 3rd party prices by accident. Youll get an alert for a massive drop but it turns out its just a used item or a seller charging 30 quid for shipping. I always set mine to track only Amazon New prices to avoid the headache. It takes a second to double check but itll save you from chasing fake deals. Good luck with the kitchen setup.

Just found this thread. Honestly, neither is truly reliable and I have had issues with both lately. Keepa paywalled their best data and Camel is just so slow with UK alerts. PriceSpy is usually a better alternative for London...

• Emails arriving after the deal ends
• Fake discounts that ignore shipping
• Inaccurate stock levels It really sucks that free tools arent as good anymore. Good luck tho!