How to Track Amazon.ca Prices With Lowvyn

Why track prices on Amazon.ca?

Amazon uses dynamic pricing. The price of a product can change multiple times in a single week. Sometimes the changes are small. Sometimes they are significant. Without tracking, you have no way of knowing whether today's price is good, average, or inflated.

Tracking prices over time gives you context. Instead of reacting to a "sale" tag, you can see where the current price sits relative to its history and decide for yourself.

Step 1: Install the Lowvyn extension

Add the Lowvyn extension to Chrome or Firefox. It is free and takes less than a minute.

Step 2: Visit an Amazon.ca product page

Go to any product on Amazon.ca. The extension works on all standard product pages across all categories.

Step 3: Click the Lowvyn icon

Click the Lowvyn icon in your browser toolbar to start tracking the product. The extension records the product title, price, and image. From this point on, Lowvyn checks and records the price regularly.

Step 4: Set a target price

If you have a specific price in mind, set it as your target. Lowvyn will notify you when the price drops to or below that number.

A practical approach: look at the price history on Lowvyn and set your target near the previous low. This gives you a realistic target that the product has actually hit before.

Step 5: Check back and compare

Over time, the product builds up a price history on Lowvyn. You can see:

• The current price and where it sits in the overall range.
• The all time low and all time high.
• The Lowvyn Score, which tells you on a scale of 0 to 100 whether now is a good time to buy.
• The deal verdict, which tells you if a discount is genuine or inflated.

A note on "sale" prices

Amazon sometimes shows a "was" price alongside the current price to make a discount look larger. These reference prices are not always accurate. They may reflect a brief price spike rather than the true regular price.

Lowvyn calculates the average price from actual recorded history, so you can compare the current price against what the product has really been selling for. This is what the "Deal or No Deal" verdict is based on.

What to expect

Not every product drops to its lowest price within a few days. Some products have very stable pricing and only see discounts during major events like Prime Day or Black Friday. Others fluctuate regularly and offer frequent buying opportunities.

The value of tracking is that you see the pattern over time and can act when the timing is right, rather than guessing.

Browse tracked Amazon products or get the extension to start tracking today.