Amazon.nl price tracker for sellers

Keepa covers 11 Amazon marketplaces and amazon.nl is not one of them; that was still true when we last verified its coverage in August 2026. The Dutch store is therefore one of the harder places to find a price history for, which is precisely why keeping one is worth the trouble.

AMZ Selling Tools reads the live amazon.nl product page once a day and keeps every reading. A single check records more than 90 fields: the price in euros, which seller holds the Buy Box and whether that offer is Amazon, FBA or FBM, the top three offers with their condition and price, the number of other offers, the stock message, the standard and fastest delivery dates, the delivery fee, the Best Sellers Rank and its category, the rating and review count, any coupon or deal, and the title, bullets, images and A+ content type.

Nothing is estimated or averaged across Europe. The session is pinned to a Dutch delivery address and to Dutch-language pages, so what lands in your history is what a shopper in the Netherlands is served that day.

What is different on amazon.nl

• Prices are stored the way the page prints them: euros with a comma decimal.
• Amazon serves amazon.nl in both Dutch and English. Checks read the Dutch version, so a text alert you write today still matches the wording six months from now.
• Amazon groups the Netherlands and Belgium into one delivery region — a shopper without an account is offered only that pair on amazon.nl. The two markets sit close together, but amazon.com.be has its own offers and its own Buy Box, and is tracked as a separate row.
• The monthly sales line appears in Dutch as “gekocht in de afgelopen maand”. The number goes into the same field as its English equivalent, so a Dutch row and a US row line up in one export.
• Amazon’s stores do not carry identical catalogues. An ASIN that sells well on amazon.de can have no live offer on amazon.nl, and the daily check records that state rather than a price.

How a daily check on amazon.nl works

1. Add the ASINs you sell or watch in the Netherlands, by pasting a list or uploading a file. Each one becomes a single amazon.nl row.
2. Every row is read once a day, overnight on Amsterdam time at an hour you choose, and each reading is kept as a dated snapshot.
3. Set alerts per row: price below a figure in euros, Buy Box winner changed, availability changed, or the delivery fee no longer free. They arrive after each check, or once a day as a summary.
4. Take the history out as CSV, through a Google Sheets connection that refreshes itself, or from the read-only API.

Tracking the Dutch store costs what every other store costs: a flat $0.10 per ASIN per month, which pays for 30 daily checks, so 50 amazon.nl listings come to $5 a month. New accounts get 30 days free, with up to 10 products at 10 checks a day and no card. See pricing in full.

Track the same ASIN in another Amazon store

The same ASIN can be tracked in several stores at once, each as its own row with its own price, Buy Box, rank and delivery promise — worth doing when one product reaches the Benelux from two different sellers.

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