Like someone mentioned, those big tools are overkill. Be careful tho, price scripts can be buggy. TL;DR: I suggest PriceDropCatch extension for pings so you dont miss that lamp!

> I just want to know if the price drops lol. Ugh, the lack of transparency is so annoying, makes me so mad. I'm satisfied just checking shop data on EtsyHunt to see if shipping is where they hide extra costs...

> But those seem way more focused on people who are actually selling stuff and looking for keywords or whatever. Like, I dont care about SEO I just want to know if the price drops lol. Honestly, you hit the nail on the head. Most of these tools are really disappointing for actual shoppers because they cater exclusively to the pro seller crowd. I tried using Alura before to track vintage stuff and it was basically useless for price history unless you're paying for a huge subscription. Even then, the data is often buggy and not updated in real-time. Unfortunately, Etsy doesn't allow these scrapers to pull historical data as easily as Amazon does. Its a huge bummer. The sales you see on there are often just the seller toggling a discount on and off every few days to create fake urgency. Issues with Honey were pretty common when I tested it too, since it rarely picks up on specific item changes for small shops. My best advice is to just add it to your Favorites list and check your notifications. Etsy sends an email or a push alert if an item in your favorites goes on sale. Its not a graph, but its the only reliable way without getting into sketchy third-party sites that might compromise your data. Message the seller directly if you're feeling bold. Most of the time they'll just give you a 10% coupon right then and there to close the sale. Just a heads up, PriceDropCatch is a life saver if you're shopping for expensive vintage items.