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Price comparison for Chrome · free

Same product. Often for less.

Price comparison right inside the shop: on any product page you see the EAN/UPC and the same product new on eBay and in other shops. On Amazon you see the same item in 23 Amazon countries – with shipping, duty and coupons. Free, no account.

On the right runs the extension, just as you install it. Click around.

Try it live

Click a product. The panel compares.

Pick an item below – just as if you opened a product page in a shop. The panel reads the EAN/UPC, looks for the same product on eBay and in other shops and shows you price, shipping and savings.

The BANGER.deals panel on a shop page: the EAN/UPC, the Amazon button and an eBay offer with savings

The real panel with example products: pick a product, the panel compares.

Scroll, swipe or use the arrows

How the price comparison works

Open a product page. Click the cat icon.

Open a product in any online shop and click the BANGER.deals cat icon at the top of Chrome. The panel reads the EAN/UPC and looks for the same product new on eBay and in other shops – with price, shipping and your saving. No second tab, no retyping.

Your variant

Color, size, model: it compares yours.

Many shops show every variant on one page. BANGER.deals takes the code the shop lists for the variant you have selected and compares that – not the model next to it, not the bundle. If the shop’s own data is wrong, the comparison can be off too; title and label show you what was found.

EAN, UPC and GTIN lookup

The EAN/UPC – even when the shop hides it.

The barcode number (EAN in Europe, UPC in the US, GTIN as the umbrella term) is often buried in the spec sheet or not visible at all. The panel shows it, one click copies it. If the shop lists none, you see a “Likely EAN” where possible – clearly marked as such. More on our UPC and EAN finder.

Amazon search by EAN

Click the code: Amazon searches exactly that.

One click on the code in the panel opens Amazon in your country with exactly that EAN as the search. You usually land on the same item instead of a hundred similar ones – the results show whether it fits. There the Amazon price comparison shows you every country.

The Amazon button

No code, no hit? The Amazon button keeps looking.

If the code gets nothing on Amazon – or the shop lists none – the Amazon button opens the matching item directly or an Amazon search with the product name that hits. No copying, no trimming titles.

eBay price comparison

eBay, searched on purpose. The cheapest offer first.

Searching eBay yourself mostly shows you the first hit – rarely the cheapest. BANGER.deals goes after the same product for you: new only, Buy It Now only, shipping included where eBay states it. The cheapest matching offer comes first, with when the price was last checked. More on the eBay price comparison.

Used and refurbished

New by default. Used on click.

One click on “Used from” shows the cheapest used or refurbished offer on eBay – no new search, and one click takes you back to new. Which conditions count and whether to show business sellers only, you set in the gear menu.

Match confidence

The same product? The label tells you.

Every eBay hit carries a label: Confirmed, Very likely, Likely or Different model. We only calculate a saving for “Confirmed” and “Very likely”.

  • Confirmed*Same product, same version.
  • Very likelyAlmost certainly the same – savings shown.
  • LikelyProbably the same – take a quick look, no savings shown.
  • Different modelNot your item, but close – and labeled that way.
  • AdNot a match label: an offer from a partner shop, marked as an ad.

* “Confirmed” is our assessment: the same product in the same version. Prices and stock change all the time – what counts is the price at the seller’s checkout.

Popup, side panel or bar

Popup or side panel: your call.

As a popup on the cat icon, wide or narrow. As Chrome’s side panel that stays open while you browse. Or as a bar right inside the shop page. Plus tiles or list, light or dark, 7 languages and 14 eBay countries.

Demo with example prices

Demo · prices are examplesIndependent, not affiliated with Amazon.

Amazon price comparison for Europe

One switch. Every Amazon country.

Turn on the Amazon price comparison in the gear menu. From then on, every Amazon product page shows – right under the price – what the same item costs in the other Amazon countries, with shipping, duty, coupons and other sellers. More on the Amazon Europe price comparison.

23 Amazon countries in one list

All 9 EU Amazons. Plus UK, US and worldwide.

Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Sweden and Poland – plus the UK, Turkey, the US and eleven more Amazon countries. The cheapest comes first, and other currencies are converted into yours. You choose which countries are in the list. How ordering from Amazon abroad works.

Shipping, delivery, duty

Not just the price. What reaches your door.

Shipping to your country is included, and the van shows whether an Amazon store delivers to your address at all. For the UK and the US, duty, import VAT and Amazon’s exchange fee are added – estimated and marked “~”. How to calculate import duty from the US and UK.

Best way to buy

Country, seller, Subscribe & Save: the cheapest way on top.

At the very top sits the cheapest way to the same item – here Subscribe & Save with a coupon, free delivery, cancel any time – with your saving against this page. Cheaper sellers including shipping count too. An Amazon quantity discount shows as a tip below.

Clip Amazon coupons automatically

Forgot the coupon? It’s clipped automatically.

If you are signed in to Amazon, BANGER.deals clips an available coupon by itself – on the product page or when you add to cart. Coupons in the other countries are included in their price. All about Amazon coupons, automatically.

Prime prices

Prime prices count only where you have Prime.

Some prices are for Prime members only. The panel counts them only in the country where you are a member. Elsewhere the Prime price shows as a note – so you never compare a price you can’t get. More on Prime prices abroad.

Amazon Business

Net prices, compared fairly.

With a business account the panel shows prices without VAT where Amazon states them, and compares net only with net. Different VAT rates – 19 % in Germany, 22 % in Italy – no longer skew the comparison. More on Amazon Business net prices.

Cart comparison

Your whole cart, item by item.

In your Amazon cart you see for every item whether it is cheaper in another Amazon country – and how much you save in total. Before checkout, not after. How the Amazon cart comparison works.

No account

Your currency, 7 languages. No account needed.

The Amazon price comparison needs no account with us. You choose language, countries and display in the panel. The legend in the panel explains every sign.

The verdict

Banger the cat tells you.

After every search the coin flips – and you see at a glance whether it’s worth it. A smile takes real savings, the Banger takes big ones.

  1. Barely cheaper You’re already paying a fair price.
  2. Cheaper Worth a look.
  3. Banger deal Clearly cheaper – on a sure match.

What’s in it for you

Fewer tabs. More deal.

Six reasons why comparing prices inside the shop is faster and more accurate than searching by hand. Tap a card to open it.

Time saved

Comparing prices by hand easily takes ten minutes. With the panel the result is there as soon as the product page is open.

This is what a thorough price check by hand looks like – for a single product:

  1. Find the EAN/UPC on the product page – in the spec sheet, often not visible at all~1–2 min
  2. Search Amazon with the code – often no hit~1 min
  3. Copy the product title, shorten it, search again~2 min
  4. Same on eBay: filter new and Buy It Now, sort by price plus shipping~2–3 min
  5. Check the hits: right color? No bundle, no spare part? Shipping on top?~2–3 min

By hand, estimated~8–11 min

With BANGER.deals: open the page, click the cat iconSeconds

If you compare regularly – say, sourcing for resale – that quickly adds up to an hour a day. And on Amazon it goes further: there the panel compares every Amazon country at once.

eBay, searched on purpose

Not the first hit, but the cheapest matching new offer – with shipping and when the price was last checked.

Why searching eBay by hand so often misses: many listings carry no EAN at all. Titles are short, misspelled or stuffed with extra words. The default sort shows “Best Match” instead of the lowest price, and accessories, spare parts and bundles sit in between. Search by the code or a short title only, and you often won’t find the cheapest offer – or end up with a different product.

How we search: not just by the code, but for your product on purpose. New only, Buy It Now only, shipping included where eBay states it. Every hit is checked against your product and gets a label – Confirmed, Very likely, Likely or Different model. The cheapest matching offer comes first.

You decide what counts: 14 eBay countries to pick from, used and refurbished offers on click, business sellers only if you like. Everything else about the eBay price comparison.

Your variant

Color, size, edition: it compares the variant you are looking at. Bundles and spare parts don’t count as the same.

As a rule, every variant of a product has its own EAN/UPC – the black controller a different one than the white, size 9 a different one than size 10. Prices often differ too. So the panel takes the code the shop lists for the variant you selected. A quick look at color and size in the result is still worth it: not every shop keeps its codes tidy.

If the shop lists no code, the panel shows a “Likely EAN” where possible – clearly marked as such. How to find the code without the extension: UPC and EAN lookup.

Amazon in 23 countries

The same item in every Amazon country – with shipping, duty and coupons, before you even click.

A plain country list only shows prices. Whether a store delivers to you, what shipping costs and whether there is a coupon, you only see once you open each country one by one. That’s exactly where the best deals hide:

Example (made-up prices)amazon.deamazon.es
Price€89.99€84.90
Coupon–−€10.00
Shipping to Germany€0.00€4.99
What you pay€89.99€79.89

Without the coupon, Spain would hardly look cheaper – with shipping you would never have gone there. The panel includes Amazon coupons automatically and clips them for you if you like. For the UK and the US, duty and import VAT are added: calculate import duty.

Can you simply order from Amazon in another EU country? Yes – with the same account, in your language. How it works: ordering from Amazon abroad. All features: Amazon Europe price comparison.

Amazon search by EAN

One click on the code opens Amazon with exactly that number. If there is none, the Amazon button finds the item by name.

Amazon usually finds more precisely with the EAN than with a product name: you often land right on the same item instead of a hundred similar ones. If the code gets nothing – or the shop lists none – the Amazon button opens the matching item directly or a search with the product name that hits.

On the Amazon page the country comparison takes over: the same item in 23 Amazon countries.

Free, no account

Install, pick your country, go. No login, no subscription, no trial.

Every feature is free – there is no pro version. BANGER.deals is funded by a small, labelled ad space in the panel. You need no account with us.

BANGER.deals runs in Google Chrome on desktop and, via the Chrome Web Store, also in Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. The panel speaks 7 languages.

Features

Everything in one extension. Free.

Three areas, one extension: price comparison on any shop page, Amazon price comparison for Europe and shared deals. Every feature has its own page with an example.

Quick answers.

Is BANGER.deals free?

Yes. Free, no account, no subscription – there’s a small ad space in the panel instead.

Which sites does the price comparison work on?

Product pages of most online stores. On home pages, searches and lists the panel stays quiet and says so.

Where does it compare?

On shop pages: on eBay (14 countries to pick) and in other shops, and Amazon opens in one click. On Amazon product pages: the same item in 23 Amazon countries – with shipping, duty and coupons.

Which Amazon countries does it compare?

23 Amazon countries: all nine EU Amazons (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Poland), plus the UK, Turkey, the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Japan, India, Australia, Singapore, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and South Africa. You choose which countries are in the list.

Are Amazon coupons clipped automatically?

Yes, if you are signed in to Amazon: BANGER.deals clips an available coupon on the product page or when you add to cart. It costs nothing – the coupon only applies if you actually buy. You can switch it off in the gear menu.

Does it include duty and import VAT?

For buys from the UK and the US the panel shows duty, import VAT and Amazon’s exchange fee – Amazon’s own figures or our estimate, clearly marked “~”. What is still open is shown, and such prices never count as the best price.

Is it really the same product?

Every eBay hit carries a label: Confirmed, Very likely, Likely or Different model. On “Likely” and “Different model” we don’t count any savings.

Does it show used items too?

New by default. “Used from” shows the cheapest used or refurbished offer on click. You choose which conditions count, in the gear menu.

What is an EAN or UPC?

The EAN (13 digits, common in Europe) and the UPC (12 digits, common in the US) are the numbers under a product’s barcode; GTIN is the umbrella term. Each is meant to identify one product variant worldwide – which is why it usually finds the same product in other shops.

Does it find the UPC, EAN or GTIN?

Where the shop has it, yes – even if it is hidden. You get the code the shop lists for the variant you picked, copied in one click. If the shop lists none, you see a “Likely EAN” where possible, clearly marked. Before an important purchase, compare it with the box or data sheet.

Why isn’t the code enough on eBay?

Plenty of matching listings don’t carry the code – and the code alone often won’t get you the cheapest one. So we also go after your product directly. And with no code at all, the Amazon button still has the keywords that hit.

How do I find the cheapest offer on eBay?

By hand: search with the code and the product name, filter for “Buy It Now” and “New”, sort by “Price + Shipping: lowest first” – then weed out accessories, spare parts and bundles. BANGER.deals does that for you from any shop page and puts the cheapest matching offer first.

Is it always cheaper?

No. Sometimes the price you are looking at is already the best one – and the panel shows that too. Banger the cat only smiles at real savings.

Which browsers is the extension for?

Google Chrome on desktop – as a popup, side panel or in-page bar. Via the Chrome Web Store also in Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. Firefox and Safari on desktop are next.

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  • Shops & eBay

    On any product page

    €0Free · no account

    • EAN, UPC and GTIN of your variant
    • Click the code: Amazon searches with it
    • eBay new, 14 eBay countries to pick
    • “Used from” on click
    • Confirmed, Very likely, Likely, Different model
    • Popup, side panel or bar in the page
    Details
  • Amazon

    On any Amazon product page

    €0Free · no account

    • 23 Amazon countries: every EU store, UK, US and more
    • Shipping, duty and import VAT
    • Best way to buy with sellers and Subscribe & Save
    • Coupons clipped automatically
    • Prime prices only where you are a member
    • Business: net only with net
    • Comparison in the cart too
    Details
  • DealsPreview

    On banger.deals

    €0Free · no account

    • Deals with price, shipping and date
    • Share a deal in a minute
    • Thumbs up or down
    • Every deal can be reported
    • Open rules, ads labelled
    Details

Preview · not yet released

Preview before release

This website presents BANGER.deals and its features. The Chrome extension is not yet available in the Chrome Web Store. The interactive website demo uses example offers.