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Paste a link from Amazon, REI, Chewy — anywhere. Bento records the price the moment you save, keeps re-checking, and shows you exactly how far it has moved since.
Invited accounts only while we are in beta. Not on the list? Ask for an invite.
Works wherever you already shop
How it works
Paste a product link from any store, or grab the page with the Chrome extension. Bento records the price the moment it lands.
Every project keeps a research thread that can see your saved items — so “will these fit a 2021 Bronco?” gets an answer about your Bronco.
Bento re-checks on its own schedule and shows exactly how far each price has travelled since you saved it. Drops across every project, one screen.
What is inside
Paste a link from anywhere. Bento snapshots the price on save, re-checks it on a schedule, and puts every drop across every project on one screen. No per-store tracker, no subscription, no external price API.
There is no billing anywhere in Bento. No plans, no card, no trial that quietly ends.
If it has a product page, you can save it. Nothing here is Amazon-only, and price history does not depend on an outside tracker.
You sign in with Google. If your account is not on the list yet, ask for an invite — it is a short list, and it is answered by a person.
Save the first thing you are shopping for and let Bento take the price-watching off your hands.
Google sign-in · invited accounts only
Bento saves items from any retailer with a product page, including Amazon, REI, Chewy, Home Depot, Etsy, Backcountry, Carvana, Best Buy, Wayfair, Lowe’s, Zappos, Target.
Search across retailers and get a shopping guide synthesised from what actually came back — narrowed by price, store and rating, not by whoever paid for placement.
A project is one thing you are working on: the Bronco, the nursery, the new bike. Items, research and price history all live inside it.
Each project keeps a persistent chat with your saved items as its context — so answers are grounded in what you are looking at, not generic internet advice.
Turn a project into a shareable registry. Friends and family reserve items without duplicates, and you can invite collaborators to help curate.