ScentSift
Compare fragrance prices, find what's in stock
What it does
ScentSift is a free Chrome and Edge extension that price-checks any fragrance across about 17 retailers and boutiques in one search, and shows what's actually in stock, not just the lowest price. It surfaces hard-to-find bottles, sample and decant sources, and per-size pricing, so you can see every option at a glance instead of opening a dozen tabs. Made by a fragrance enthusiast, free to use, funded by affiliate links so it stays free.
Compare fragrance and perfume prices across 30+ retailers. Find current prices, bottle sizes, and in-stock scents with the free ScentSift extension.
ScentSift searches across 30+ fragrance retailers, from major discounters to niche boutiques and decant sellers, and shows you a great price and where a scent is in stock, right in your browser. New here? Explore trending fragrance stats and the best deals we’re finding right now. Search once and ScentSift checks up to 30 fragrance retailers at the same time, grouping every match by best price, size, and price‑per‑ml, right inside your browser. Click the image to enlarge. Type a fragrance, brand, name, or size. ScentSift searches trusted fragrance retailers at the same time. Results come back grouped into best matches, other sizes, and decants and samples, with the lowest…from scentsift.com
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