Pricely
AI product search and real price-drop tracking for Amazon
What it does
Pricely is a free Chrome extension for Amazon shoppers. It adds an AI search assistant on the product page that answers questions about what you're looking at, and tracks price-drop history on up to 3 saved products, using real historical prices instead of Amazon's own "was" price. Premium ($1.99/mo, 50% off for early users) removes the tracking cap and compares the same product on Walmart and eBay, so you know if Amazon actually has the best price before you buy.
Pricely is a free Chrome extension that searches Amazon in plain language, scores every deal, tracks prices in the background, and compares Amazon vs. Walmart vs. eBay with Premium.
Describe what you want, in your own words. Pricely's AI turns it into the perfect Amazon search, scores every deal, and watches prices for you. No more guessing which words Amazon's search bar wants to hear. Type naturally, like you'd ask a friend: "noise cancelling headphones for flights under $150 with long battery life." Or upload a photo of the product instead. Pricely's AI extracts the keywords, price range and category, and builds the search Amazon's own bar was never going to figure out on its own. Amazon opens with your optimized search. Every product page now shows a deal score, price history, and an honest AI review summary. No account, no ads, no catch. This is what you get the…from cfireinnovations-pricely.netlify.app
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