Amazon Price Comparison Across Europe
Zonscope is a free Amazon price comparison tool: it compares the price of the same product across the 8 European Amazon stores (France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, Netherlands) in real time. The same item can cost 20–40% less in another country — no customs within the EU, using your existing Amazon account.
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Why compare prices across European Amazon stores?
20–40% gaps on the same product
Amazon does not synchronise prices between countries: VAT, stock and local competition create lasting gaps on the same reference (ASIN).
No customs fees within the EU
Ordering from amazon.de, amazon.it or amazon.es from another EU country is legal and customs-free. The European warranty applies the same way.
One Amazon account is enough
Your existing Amazon credentials work on every European store — no new account, your payment methods are already there.
Where are prices lowest right now?
Ranking computed continuously from the products tracked by Zonscope, estimated shipping included, prices converted to euros. Data updated on 3 August 2026.
| Category | Cheapest country | Average saving (vs France) |
|---|---|---|
| Philips | Germany | −31% |
| Coffee Machines | Germany | −30% |
| DIY | Germany | −27% |
| Air Fryers | Germany | −24% |
| Robot Vacuums | Germany | −19% |
| Samsung | Germany | −19% |
| Xiaomi | Germany | −18% |
| Smartwatches | Italy | −16% |
| Cuisine and Home | United Kingdom | −15% |
| Tablets | United Kingdom | −14% |
How does the comparator work?
1. Paste an Amazon link or search for a product
Any Amazon product URL, a short amzn.eu link, or a plain keyword search.
2. Zonscope queries all 8 countries
The same product (same ASIN) is compared across the 8 European Amazon stores, delivery to your country included in the maths.
3. Buy at the best price
One click takes you straight to the cheapest Amazon store, with the price history to verify the deal is real.
Zonscope vs Keepa vs CamelCamelCamel
Classic price trackers follow one product's history on ONE Amazon store. Zonscope compares the 8 European stores against each other — a different, complementary approach.
| Feature | Zonscope | Keepa | CamelCamelCamel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simultaneous comparison of all 8 European Amazons | |||
| Price history | |||
| Free, no extension or sign-up required | |||
| Cross-border shipping included in the comparison | |||
| Email price alerts | |||
| Built for European cross-border shopping |
Feature comparison based on the public free tiers of each service. Keepa and CamelCamelCamel remain excellent single-market history tools.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best Amazon price comparison tool?
- It depends on the need. To track one product's history on a single store, Keepa or CamelCamelCamel do the job well. To find the European country where a product is cheapest right now (often a 20–40% gap), Zonscope is one of the only comparators querying all 8 European Amazon stores simultaneously, shipping included.
- Is Zonscope really free?
- Yes. The comparator, price history and alerts are free, with no mandatory sign-up and no extension to install. Zonscope is funded through Amazon affiliate links: the price stays the same for you.
- Can I order from Amazon Germany or Spain from another country?
- Yes. Within the European Union there are no customs fees or formalities: you order on amazon.de or amazon.es with your existing account, and most sellers ship across the EU. Zonscope checks deliverability for each offer.
- Is shipping included in the comparison?
- Yes, the comparison includes an estimate of delivery costs to your country for each store — what's compared is the final delivered price, not the sticker price.
- Which Amazon countries are compared?
- The 8 European Amazon stores: France (amazon.fr), Germany (amazon.de), United Kingdom (amazon.co.uk), Italy (amazon.it), Spain (amazon.es), Belgium (amazon.com.be), Ireland (amazon.ie) and the Netherlands (amazon.nl).
- How do I know an Amazon deal is genuine?
- Every Zonscope product page shows the price history: you can see at a glance whether the current price is genuinely low or the "deal" is just a return to the usual price. It's the best antidote to fake discounts.