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Description from extension meta
Pangolin automatically calculates and sorts products by unit price (weight, volume, or count).
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Description from store
Find the best deals on Amazon with ease!
PricePangolin is your dedicated companion for navigating Amazon’s marketplace to ensure you always snag the top deals. While we’re refining our support for Target and Walmart, our focus remains steadfast on Amazon to provide you with an unparalleled shopping experience.
Committed to Conservation: PricePangolin is more than just an app; it’s a pledge to protect our planet’s precious wildlife. Our service is completely free, and in lieu of payment, we encourage you to join us in safeguarding the future of wildlife. If you find value in PricePangolin, consider donating to conservation efforts or volunteering your time to help end the trade of wildlife products, especially for the endangered pangolins.
Your Voice Matters: Your input is vital to our growth. If you have suggestions or need assistance, reach out to us at [email protected]. Together, let’s embark on a journey towards a meaningful and sustainable future.
Latest reviews
- (2023-05-05) Pete Jones: This extension is fantastic. The ability to sort by unit price is deliberatly omitted by Amazon to keep their promoted items at the top. Not any more!! I love the interface and it's so easy to use. I appreciate that the links open up in a new tab so I don't have to keep going back and forth.
- (2023-05-02) Molly Phelps: Its great! I love being able to shop the most cost effective way i can. Doesnt seem to work for walmart though, which is a little sad, but still great!
- (2023-01-17) Gerry Chen: Works great for me! Tested on Amazon. Highly recommend. I found this on reddit and some other people said it wasn't working, but it seems to be working fine for me. One downside: For sorting, as far as I can tell, it only reads the current page you're on, so if there's more products on later pages that are cheaper, it won't detect those. But that's ok, it's still useful since it shows like 2-dozen results sorted by unit price, and it's not clear what the best behavior would be anyway (e.g. it would be too slow to read every single page)
- (2021-05-14) Julie Rohach: The only extension of its kind! Great concept, though only compatible with sites that now display unit price (although they aren't always accurate- this serves as a great way to double check). Being able to sort products by unit price makes up for it though. Hope to see greater compatibility (& maybe some unit conversions?) in the future, then it'll be a true lifesaver. Overall awesome!