Overview
This slug was stored as “Camel Software” with a camelcamelcamel product URL (a Samsung wireless-charger ASIN). It is not a separate Chinese FBA app. It is Cosmic Shovel’s free Amazon price-history site. Chinese sellers sometimes say Camel or Camelizer (the extension). For the full catalog write-up of the same product, use camelcamelcamel.
Sellers use one job: paste an Amazon URL or ASIN, read Amazon / third-party new / third-party used lines, and ask whether today’s “discount” is real. There is no BSR, no Buy Box share, no FBA fee field, and no public API. The site is funded by Amazon Associates, so it stays free.
On 2026-09-06 website was cleaned from that deep link to camelcamelcamel.com. Automated fetches often hit a Cloudflare challenge; a normal browser loads the site.
Chinese nav sites often listed a random ASIN URL as the homepage, which is why this slug existed beside the canonical camelcamelcamel entry. Use this page only to disambiguate the name; do not treat it as a second product with a second subscription.
Core features and advantages
Charts as a fake-discount filter
Each product page lets you change the time window. If the Amazon line is at a multi-month low while third-party new is stair-stepping down, it is not a stable wholesale target. Keepa’s extra BSR and Buy Box traces are intentionally absent.
Email alerts
Price and some stock-related conditions email you. A free account adds a watchlist and public-wishlist import. No SMS product, no official mobile app. Slower and thinner than Keepa Pro tracking; the price is zero.
Camelizer
Overlays the chart on the Amazon listing so you can create a watch without leaving the page. Official browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Safari. Extension updates lag Keepa. Treat it as an overlay, not an ops console.
Supported platforms
Amazon only. The features page commonly lists US, CA, UK, DE, FR, IT, ES, JP; Camelizer also mentions Australia. Not every marketplace. Walmart is a sister site (Camelmart), a different product.
Who it's for
- Sellers who searched “Camel软件”: you want camelcamelcamel, not a paid ERP.
- Light online arbitrage that only needs “is this actually cheap?”
- Skip it for regular FBA/wholesale (you need Keepa) or for keywords and repricers.
Concrete use: before you buy 20 units of a shared listing at retail, paste the ASIN. If Amazon has been at a 90-day low, you are adding stock to a price war. If you still proceed, open Keepa before the FBA inbound.
Pricing and value
Free. No Pro SKU, no API SKU. Clicks out to Amazon pay the bills. The value is a zero-cost first price check; one bad wholesale buy usually costs more than Keepa Pro. You do not pay extra because this directory used a second slug.
Community feedback
r/AmazonFBA treats Keepa as default sourcing and camelcamelcamel as personal shopping or a quick US price glance. Complaints: email only, no BSR, slow extension, no app. Support is support@camelcamelcamel.com. Chinese nav sites that titled a product-page URL “Camel Software” created the false impression of a separate paid tool.
Competitive positioning
Keepa is the seller-grade history. This slug and camelcamelcamel are the same website. Do not implement two subscriptions.
Alternatives
- camelcamelcamel — canonical entry for this product; read that first.
- Keepa — BSR, Buy Box, API.
- Amazon — live offer and Seller Central.
Limitations
No BSR, Buy Box, inventory, FBA fees, or seller API. Email-only alerts. Incomplete marketplace coverage. This slug used to point at a single product URL (duplicate content / bad bookmarks). Cloudflare may block non-browser clients.
Verdict
If you found “Camel Software,” install camelcamelcamel and stop looking for another download. Pay Keepa Pro when rank and cart mix matter. This page only corrects a mis-filed URL.
Next step: paste an ASIN on camelcamelcamel.com; full notes live on the camelcamelcamel entry.
Data notes
Rechecked 2026-09-06. Old website was a camelcamelcamel product deep link; now https://camelcamelcamel.com. Same product as the camelcamelcamel slug. published, visits/DR/AS unverified. Widely dated to 2008; exact day unverified.