Free tool
Is this a good price?
Paste the link to a camera or lens at any camera store and see how its price compares with the cheapest and the typical in-stock price at every other store we read in that country.
How to use it
- Copy the address of the store's product page (in a phone browser: Share, then Copy).
- Paste it into the box. The checker looks it up straight away.
- Read the verdict and the cheapest and median in-stock prices beside it.
- If the page shows a different price now, type it to check again.
Frequently asked questions
Which links does it work with?
Product pages at any camera store CamCompare reads, in the US, UK, EU, Australia and Singapore. It compares the price with the other stores in that store's market, in the same condition: new with new, used with used, a kit with kits. For Amazon, eBay and stores we don't read, it offers the closest cameras and lenses from our catalogue.
Do you open the page I paste?
No. The checker only reads the store's address and the product's part of the link, then looks it up in the listings we already read from that store.
Why is the store's price different from the page?
We read stores a few times a day, so a price can change in between. Type the price the page shows now and the verdict updates.
What counts as a good price?
The cheapest in-stock store price we found, or within 1% of it. Under the median (the middle in-stock store price) is fair; about the median is typical; above it, you can usually pay less elsewhere. Amazon and eBay are not counted as stores here.
Does it include shipping or tax?
No. Every price is the store's own price before shipping, as the store lists it.
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