AmazonWatcher for Mac

Track Amazon price movements

AmazonWatcher keeps an eye on price changes for Amazon listings so you can spot holiday bargains or be notified if something you bought drops in price. It’s useful for shoppers who want to pounce on deals as soon as they appear.

Market coverage and how to add items

• Works with six international Amazon storefronts.
• Add products by pasting a product URL, entering an ISBN, or supplying an ASIN.
• The app shows a thumbnail, product name and current price so you can confirm details before adding the item to your watchlist.

Alerts and notification settings

• Choose how you want to be notified: pop-up, email, or a sound cue.
• Set a custom target price — you’ll only get an alert when the item reaches or falls below that figure.
• Note: the audible alert is unpleasant to many users, and its timing can only be configured in seconds and minutes.

Automatic purchase option

• The app can place orders automatically if you enable that feature.
• To use auto-ordering you must have an Amazon account with payment details saved and 1-Click purchasing activated.

Odd behavior to be aware of

• Some users have reported items appearing in their watchlist without being added manually — for example, unrelated items showed up when selecting the US Amazon store. Keep an eye on your list and verify entries.

Is this tool a good fit?

If you enjoy instant deal-hunting and want automated monitoring of Amazon prices, AmazonWatcher can be helpful despite a few rough edges. It’s best suited to shoppers who want timely alerts and are comfortable using automatic ordering features.

Recent fixes and improvements

• Faster checking for items listed as “too low to display.”
• Added ability to hide the menu-bar icon on macOS.
• Option to turn off the update reminder (you will need to update to this version to use that option).
• Resolved an issue where long-term watched items didn’t refresh their price-change information.