Waldo Jaquith

Spotzon lets you find Amazon items with free shipping.

Anoop introduced spotzon, a website that allows you to search for items on Amazon.com that qualify for free shipping. I used it on Sunday night to buy a camera bag for my Digital Rebel, after I couldn’t find that same bag with free shipping while browsing Amazon normally.


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Quite similar – if a little more sparce – to iSearchBetter.com which is geared towards Amazon Prime eligible items. Very useful though. It is frustrating sometimes to be looking for something on Amazon and not being able to find an entry that qualifies for free shipping only to then find that item, through Amazon with free shipping, via a Google search.

Posted by Noah on 19 June 02007 @ 12pm

Doesn’t that “Free Shipping” take twice as long? Is it really worth it?

Posted by TrvlnMn on 19 June 02007 @ 8pm

Twice as long? Hell, no. You get it in two days. It’s worth it if you buy enough stuff during the year.

Posted by Janis Jaquith on 19 June 02007 @ 10pm

Thanks for the link, Waldo. I find it pretty handy myself, too!

Noah: I have seen iSearchBetter. I’ve got some ideas that will differentiate Spotzon from them, but right now I just wanted to push something out there so all this feedback will motivate me to spend more time on the project. Definitely bookmark it and keep coming back. Over the course of the summer there will be many more features.

TrvInMn: The Super Saver shipping adds a day or two to most shipments. However, if you pay $79 for Amazon Prime, you get all-you-can-eat two day shipping and $3.99 overnight shipping (as Janis mentioned). If you order a decent amount of stuff from Amazon, it’s a pretty sweet deal.

Posted by anoop on 20 June 02007 @ 9am

anoop: Actually, I’ve already gotten Spotzon search shortcut set up in Opera so I can search directly from the address bar. I’ll definitly be checking back in to see what features you add – I’d like to see how many items were returned and a way to choose the number of items shown on a page for starters.

Posted by Noah on 20 June 02007 @ 1pm