Online shopping is convenient — but it’s also easy to overpay. With thousands of retailers and millions of products, the lowest price often isn’t on the page you’re currently looking at. Luckily, Chrome extensions can quietly do the legwork, finding better prices, applying coupons, and tracking deals in real time.
Here’s our list of the best price comparison Chrome extensions in 2025, starting with the newest tool on the block that’s making waves for its speed, accuracy, and privacy-first approach.
1. Savely
Best for: People who want automatic better prices without lifting a finger.
Tagline: Save time and money — compare prices instantly and find better deals as you browse.
Tired of hopping between tabs, pasting product names into Google, and hoping you stumble across a better deal? Savely ends that frustration.
The moment you land on a product page, Savely quietly searches a real-time database of over 1 billion products from 20,000+ trusted retailers in 40+ countries. If it finds the same item cheaper somewhere else, a small popup appears, showing:
- All lower prices
- Direct links to those stores
- The exact amount you’d save compared to the current site
- Only listings in stock and able to ship to your country
There’s no signup, no setup, and nothing to configure — just click “Add to Chrome” and you’re done. It runs in the background, and pops up only when it can save you money.
Savely also takes a privacy-first approach: it doesn’t collect or store personal information. It only fetches basic public product data (like title, price, SKU) to compare prices, and never sells user data to third parties.
Key Features:
- Instant price comparisons on any product page
- Accurate, real-time pricing and stock from thousands of stores
- No account required
- 100% privacy-first — no personal data collected
- Works globally in 40+ countries
- Lightweight and fast
2. Honey
Best for: Automatic coupon application + cashback rewards.
Owned by PayPal, Honey scans for coupon codes and applies the best one at checkout. It also offers price tracking via the Droplist feature, alerts for Amazon price drops, and rewards points (Honey Gold) that can be redeemed for gift cards.
3. CNET Shopping
Best for: Finding price drops and historical deals.
CNET Shopping compares prices across thousands of retailers and alerts you to better offers. It’s also integrated with price history tools, helping you decide whether now’s the right time to buy.
4. Rakuten
Best for: Cashback enthusiasts.
Formerly known as Ebates, Rakuten offers cash back on purchases and sometimes applies coupons automatically. Works with thousands of online stores, though it does collect shopping behavior data.
5. Klarna
Best for: Combining price comparison with payment flexibility.
Klarna’s browser extension compares prices, applies coupons, and offers buy-now-pay-later financing options, all in one.
6. Slickdeals
Best for: Community-powered deal hunting.
Aggregates the best current deals, coupons, and cashback offers shared by a large user community.
7. The Camelizer (by Camelcamelcamel)
Best for: Amazon price history tracking.
Shows detailed historical price charts for Amazon products and alerts you when prices drop. Great for timing purchases.
8. Fakespot
Best for: Avoiding fake reviews.
Analyzes product reviews on Amazon and other marketplaces to help you spot suspicious patterns and avoid low-quality products.
9. CouponCabin
Best for: Google search–integrated savings alerts.
Alerts you when products in your Google search results are on sale and offers up to 10% cashback at select stores.
10. ShopSavvy
Best for: Barcode scanning + in-store comparisons.
Lets you scan barcodes in physical stores to find the best online and in-store prices, plus offers a browser extension for easy comparison shopping.