Price-drop alerts
Set a target price once. Maple tells you the moment an item reaches it — no more refreshing the page yourself.
Honest price tracker
Maple watches prices on Amazon and Newegg, shows you the all-time low, and pings you the instant an item drops to your target. No coupons to chase, no affiliate games — just the truth about what something costs.
Free during launch testing. No affiliate links.
We don't insert affiliate codes into your shopping or take a cut of your purchases. The extension only reads the product page you're already looking at — nothing else.
How it works
Add Maple to Chrome and pin it to your toolbar so it's one click away whenever you're shopping.
On any Amazon or Newegg product page, open Maple and tap Track this. We grab the price, title and all-time low automatically.
Choose the price you'd happily pay. Maple watches it for you and lets you know the moment it drops to your number.
Features
Set a target price once. Maple tells you the moment an item reaches it — no more refreshing the page yourself.
See the lowest price an item has ever hit while you've tracked it, so you know whether today's “deal” is actually a deal.
One extension for Amazon and Newegg. Track the products you actually want across both.
For Amazon and Newegg, Maple can re-read prices from product tabs while your browser is running.
Get Chrome notifications when a tracked item you revisit reaches your target price.
During launch testing, Maple is free and keeps extension tracking local by default.
Supported stores
Not every retailer can be monitored the same way, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Amazon
Background monitoringTracked when you visit product pages, with periodic re-reads for open tabs while your browser is running. Links stay clean and untagged.
Newegg
Background monitoringAlso tracked when you visit product pages — great for GPUs, components and other hardware that swings in price.
Pricing
Use every local tracking feature for $0 right now. Pro stays visible so pricing is transparent, but checkout is paused.
Free
Everything stays on your device.
Maple Pro
Not available during free launch testing. Checkout is disabled.
Why Maple exists
Most “free” coupon and price tools got that way by quietly inserting their own affiliate codes into your purchases. Some even overrode the discount or creator link you'd already clicked, taking the commission for themselves. When a tool earns money from your checkout, its incentives stop matching yours.
“No affiliate links. No checkout wall. No purchase incentives.”
Maple flips that around. We don't touch your Amazon links, we don't take a cut of anything you buy, and we don't sell your data. During launch testing, the extension is free while we make sure the product is useful before asking anyone to pay.
That's also why local tracking keeps everything on your device. We can't be tempted to monetize data we never collect.
FAQ
Yes. During launch testing, Maple lets you track products for free, see all-time lows and check prices on-page, with everything stored locally on your device — no account required and no expiring trial.
Right now, Maple is free during launch testing. We don't inject affiliate links into your Amazon shopping and we don't take a cut of your purchases.
No. We never sell or rent your data. Your local tracked items stay in your browser. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
Amazon and Newegg. More retailers may come later, but we'd rather support a few stores well than many stores badly.
Local tracking works while your browser is running. Server-side checks while the browser is closed are paused for new users while payment is disabled.
No. Checkout is temporarily disabled, so there is no subscription to cancel for new users.