Check prices across major retailers before you buy.
Chrome version is currently in testing.
On a planned supported retailer — Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy or eBay.
From your toolbar. It reads the product title — nothing else.
Cheapzix shows prices from other stores, with the store and condition clearly labeled.
Open the deal directly, or view the full side-by-side comparison on Cheapzix.
The extension is being prepared for product pages at these retailers:
Coverage in the comparison varies by product — not every store carries every item.
Cheapzix prefers exact matches. When it can confidently match the product you're viewing, it shows that comparison. When it can't confirm the exact product or variant, it points you to compare options on the retailer's terms rather than pushing a "deal" that might be a different size, model or condition.
Always confirm the final price, variant, shipping and tax on the retailer's checkout page before buying.
Yes. Cheapzix search is free to use, and the Chrome extension is planned to be free when it becomes available.
Yes — Amazon is one of the supported stores, alongside Walmart, Target, Best Buy and eBay.
No. It will show the cheapest price it finds at the time of the lookup. Prices change and availability varies by retailer, so always verify at checkout.
No account, no email, no login.
Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and eBay product pages are planned for the initial Chrome extension experience. More may be added over time.
It guides you to compare options instead of forcing a match — so you don't act on a price for a different variant or condition.
The Chrome extension is in testing. While you wait, Cheapzix search compares prices across the same retailers — no install needed.