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Who doesn’t love them a little Amazon.com shopping eh? Personally, I find the online retail giant a haven for all the rights items at regular savings – often made more enticing thanks to free shipping or instant rebates. Unfortunately, with the seemingly deep archives of purchasable items, there exists an enormous number of third-party vendors selling side-by-side with Amazon. How to weed through the extra “crud”?

I love Amazon.com, but I hate searching their site. Their search engine returns thousands of used products from random 3rd-party sellers in hundreds of seemingly-arbitrary subcategories, and I can never find what I want. So I used Amazon Web Services to create a front-end to Amazon that allows anyone to search for only new products that are sold by Amazon and that qualify for Prime (and SuperSaver) shipping. Then, I added the ability to navigate the product category tree so you can limit your results to only the subcategory of interest. The result is iSearchBetter.com. Try it out: I think you’ll agree that I search Amazon better than they do.

Enter iSearchBetter. A search engine that does the heavy lifting filtering out all search results from Amazon.com returning nothing but Prime or SuperSaver items. Let your inner savings sleuth enjoy a third-party-vendor-less shopping spree.