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CamelCamelCamel for Australian stores — what covers the rest

Updated September 2026

CamelCamelCamel is the price tracker most people have heard of, and for Amazon it deserves the reputation: long history, a good chart, a browser extension that puts it on the listing, free. Its Australian storefront tracker lives at au.camelcamelcamel.com and works exactly as you would expect.

The gap is everything else. Amazon AU is a minority of Australian online retail. JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys, Culture Kings, Rebel, and the very large number of Shopify storefronts that sell everything from snowboards to skincare are all outside it, and for those a Camel-shaped answer does not exist by extension — it has to be a tracker that crawls the retailers themselves.

What that looks like

Most useful trackers do both. Slasher does: Slasher tracks 82,000+ products across 85 Australian retailers, records a price every time one actually changes, and emails you when something you are watching gets cheaper. If a store is not in the index, pasting a product link starts tracking it from that moment.

The honest limitation

No Australian tracker has CamelCamelCamel's depth of history, because none of them has been running as long. A tracker that started recording a product last year cannot tell you what it cost three years ago, and any that implies otherwise is showing you a retailer's claimed RRP dressed up as an observation.

See what is tracked → Compare the Australian trackers

Common questions

Does CamelCamelCamel work in Australia?

Yes, at au.camelcamelcamel.com, for Amazon AU. It does not track non-Amazon Australian retailers.

What tracks price history for JB Hi-Fi or The Good Guys?

Not CamelCamelCamel. You need a tracker that crawls those retailers directly — BuyWisely, Whisprice and Slasher all do, with different coverage.

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