1. Paste the product link
Copy the Amazon.ca URL or ASIN for the item you want to check and add it to Dipp.
Paste an Amazon.ca product link to see the prices Dipp has recorded, compare today's offer with its history and choose a price-drop alert in Canadian dollars.
No account is needed to look up a product or review the price history Dipp has recorded.
Copy the Amazon.ca URL or ASIN for the item you want to check and add it to Dipp.
Dipp checks the product periodically and places today's offer beside the prices it has observed before.
Review the history and create an email alert for the Canadian-dollar price you are willing to pay.
A crossed-out list price does not tell you how much a product usually costs. Amazon.ca offers can change quickly, and a large advertised discount can still leave an item above a price seen before. A recorded history gives you a separate reference: what Dipp actually observed during its checks.
On each product page, “lowest recorded” means the lowest price Dipp has observed since it began tracking that product. It is not a claim about every price Amazon has ever offered. The page also shows when the current price was checked, so you can judge the freshness of the comparison before visiting Amazon.ca.
Dipp is designed for Amazon Canada: product prices, recorded lows and alert targets are presented in CAD. You can look up a product without an account. When you find one you want to watch, enter an email address and target price on its product page; Dipp will notify you when a recorded check reaches that target.
Dipp does not sell products or control their prices, inventory or checkout. Purchases take place on Amazon.ca, where the price and availability shown at the time of purchase apply.
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