Open a product
A small card appears in the lower-left corner. It does not cover the buy box or take the cursor away from what you were doing.
Private Price comparison while you shop
FairRobin is a price comparison extension. On a product page it finds the same item at other stores, puts exact matches first, then shows the price you would pay. No store pays for a higher spot. Comparing the page is free. A discount code appears only when a real one is printed on the page. If you are not ready to buy, it keeps an eye on the price for you.
Example screens. Stores and prices are made up to show the layout.
$830a year
You could save about $830 a year just by buying the same things from the store that charges less. The exact same item often costs more at one store than another, and most people never check.
How we got $830: 18.8% of $4,415. It's an estimate from the public research above, not a number from FairRobin users. We don't track what you buy, so we can't see what you save. What you actually save depends on what you shop for and whether another store has it for less.
FairRobin never moves the buy button, takes over the page, or opens tabs in front of you. The lookups happen in the background.
A small card appears in the lower-left corner. It does not cover the buy box or take the cursor away from what you were doing.
It checks Google, Amazon, Walmart, and Bing Shopping for the same item and tells you right away, like “You'd save $38 at Store B.” Only prices it actually saw are shown. A coupon appears only when a real code is on the page.
Choose “Tell me if it gets cheaper.” FairRobin rechecks every couple of hours and shows a Chrome notice when the price is lower.
Lots of shopping tools earn money from the stores they send you to, so it's hard to tell whether a result is the best deal or just the best paying one. No store pays FairRobin, and we earn nothing when you click. Your subscription is our only income, so our only job is to show you the price.
Example screen with example stores.
These are layouts from the extension, with example items.
Drops are highlighted in orange. Stop alerts, open the store, or remove an item, and the list tells you right away what happened.
The toolbar icon counts the drops you haven't opened yet. Click it to bring the card back or open Your list.
It's an ordinary Chrome notice on this computer. There's no email, and we don't need your phone number.
Most shopping tools pay for themselves by learning what you buy. FairRobin is built the other way around. The product, the price, and your list stay in this browser. A small model shipped inside the extension reads the page right on this computer.
You only pay if you want FairRobin to watch more than three prices at once.
$0
No account, no card
$29 / year
About $2.42 a month · or $4 billed monthly
Cancel in FairRobin Settings, Manage billing. Cancellation stops future charges. The time already paid still runs. A charge can be refunded within 14 days.
What FairRobin does, in the same words as the product.
FairRobin is a price comparison extension. On a product page it finds the same item at other stores, puts exact matches first, then shows the price you would pay. No store pays for a higher spot. Comparing the page is free.
FairRobin does not use affiliate links. No store pays for a higher spot, and comparing the page is free.
A price is a deal when the same item costs less somewhere else right now. A crossed-out number on the page is not proof.
The prices you ask FairRobin to remember stay on this computer. This site does not publish a catalog of other people's prices.
You choose a price to watch. FairRobin rechecks it about every two hours on this computer and notifies you if it drops.
A percent-off badge is not proof. Compare the same item at other stores, with exact matches first.
Start from the page you already opened. Exact matches come first, then the price you would pay.
If no other exact match costs less, FairRobin says so. Staying on this page is the result.
A store's own sponsored listings stay in the list and are ranked by price. No store can buy a higher spot.
The title, page, and price stay on this computer. Three watches are free.
A maybe-used mark comes from words on the listing. It is a hint, not a promise.
The card shows the item price. Shipping is unknown unless the store shows it. Tax is an estimate after a ZIP.
A similar model, size, or pack count is marked. Exact matches come first.
A code appears only when the page prints the code and the amount. FairRobin does not invent coupons.
The product, the price, and your list stay here. They are not sent, sold, or used for ads.
How FairRobin handles privacy, savings, and discount codes.
FairRobin is a price comparison extension. On a product page it finds the same item at other stores, puts exact matches first, then shows the price you would pay. No store pays for a higher spot. Comparing the page is free.
Yes. The product, the price, and your list stay on this computer. Nothing you shop for is sent to FairRobin, sold, or used for ads.
On a product page it looks for the same item at other stores and tells you what you would save, in plain words. Exact matches come first, then the lowest price you would pay. If the page you are on is already the cheapest, it says so.
Only when a real code is printed on the page. FairRobin does not invent coupons or discount codes.
No. No store pays FairRobin, and FairRobin earns nothing when you click. Results are ranked by how well they match and by the price you would pay.
Comparing the page you are on is free. Watching 3 prices for a drop is free. Watching more than 3 is a subscription: $29 a year or $4 a month.
An unbiased view of the price, with your shopping kept on this computer.