Free price tracker for Amazon & Flipkart India

Check if today's price is actually a good deal

Paste any Amazon or Flipkart product link to see its full price history, lowest recorded price, and a data-backed buy-or-wait verdict — completely free, no login required.

Free to useAmazon & FlipkartPrice drop alertsTrend charts & buy signals

How checking trends helps you save money

Most shoppers judge a deal by the discount percentage shown on the product page. But a "50% off" label means nothing if the MRP was inflated before the sale. The only way to know if a price is genuinely low is to compare it against what the product has actually sold for over time.

Our platform tracks listed prices on Amazon India and Flipkart over weeks and months. Every time you open a product page, you see the full pricing timeline — not just today's number. This makes it easy to answer the question that matters: is this a real deal, or just marketing?

Spot the real floor

See the lowest price a product has actually been listed at — not the MRP, not the "discounted" price, but the real floor from months of data.

Catch inflated MRPs

Sellers sometimes raise prices before sale events to advertise bigger percentage drops. Trend data reveals the actual pattern, not the story a seller wants to tell.

Time your purchase

Prices fluctuate based on seller competition, festival sales, and inventory levels. Watching the trend helps you buy when numbers are genuinely low.

Before a sale

Start tracking 2–4 weeks before Great Indian Festival or Big Billion Days. Check whether the "sale" price is actually below the recent baseline, or just an inflated MRP brought back down.

During a sale

Compare the sale price against the historical low. If the current deal is within 5–10% of the lowest tracked price, it is likely a genuine discount worth acting on.

Transparent, independent price data

How our price history is collected — and what it does and doesn't mean.

Learn how tracking works

Independent platform

Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon or Flipkart. We simply track publicly listed prices.

Data from public listings

Price snapshots are collected from publicly listed product pages, typically every 24–48 hours for active products.

Clear affiliate disclosure

We may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site — at no extra cost to you. It never changes the data we show.

Free & supported

No account needed for basic use. Questions? Reach us at [email protected] and we will help.

AIPriceHistory is an independent platform and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon or Flipkart. Prices shown are the listed marketplace prices at the time of collection and may change before checkout — always verify the final price on the store page. See how we create and review content in our editorial policy, read our affiliate disclosure and privacy policy.

Check any deal in 3 simple steps

1

Search product name or URL

Paste an Amazon or Flipkart product link, or search by name.

2

Review trend chart and recent low

See if today's listing is close to the recent low in the tracked timeline.

3

Buy now or wait

Use the buy signal to decide whether now is a good time to checkout.

Works with India's biggest online stores

Built for Indian shoppers. We record listed prices from major marketplaces every 24–48 hours, so you can see the full trend before you buy — not just the number a store shows today.

Amazon India tracking

See the lowest, highest, and average listed price for any Amazon India product. Whether it is a routine discount or a Great Indian Festival deal, the chart shows whether today's number is a real drop or an inflated "sale" price.

Flipkart India tracking

Every recorded Flipkart listing price is charted so you can verify Big Billion Days discounts against months of data. See recent lows, trend direction, and whether the current number is actually worth buying today.

Why check the trend before you buy?

Listed prices change constantly, and a "50% off" tag alone says nothing. Our tool reads the full history for you and turns it into a simple verdict: buy now, or wait for a better price.

  • Trend charts — every tracked price on one timeline
  • Buy or wait signals — a data-backed verdict based on recent lows
  • Price drop alerts — get notified when a product hits your target
  • Sale verification — check festive discounts against real data
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Frequently asked questions

How does this tool help me find genuine deals?+

The tool compares today's listing price against recent lows and typical ranges for each product. This makes it easy to identify real discounts and avoid inflated sale pricing — especially during festival seasons when MRP manipulation is common.

What is a product's price history and why should I check it?+

A product's price history is the record of every listed price it has shown over time. Checking this history before buying tells you whether today's discount is a genuine drop or just a marked-up MRP sale. Our charts show the lowest, highest, and average tracked prices so you can judge for yourself.

How do I check a Flipkart product's pricing trend?+

Paste a Flipkart product link into the search bar and you will see a full pricing trend chart — recent lows, highs, average prices, and a buy-or-wait signal. Prices are re-checked every 24–48 hours, so Big Billion Days and other sale prices are easy to verify against real data.

What does the AI analysis actually do?+

The analysis looks at trend direction, distance from the recent low, and typical price range for each tracked product. It turns this data into a clear buy or wait suggestion, so you don't have to guess whether a deal is real.

Can I compare prices across Amazon and Flipkart?+

Yes. You can search supported product links and review pricing trends across major Indian marketplaces including Amazon and Flipkart.

What is the best way to use this before a sale?+

Start tracking 2 to 8 weeks before major sale events like Great Indian Festival or Big Billion Days. Check whether the sale-day price is actually below the recent baseline rather than only comparing MRP discounts.

Does a lower price always mean a good time to buy?+

Not always. A good buy decision depends on how the current price compares with tracked lows, recent trend direction, and your urgency. Historical context is more reliable than one-time discount labels.

Is this service free to use?+

Yes, it is completely free. You can search products, view historical pricing trends, and evaluate deals without any account or paid access.