Since Brexit, Amazon.co.uk is no longer always the cheapest option for UK shoppers — and rarely for EU shoppers. Komparzon checks all 7 marketplaces side by side.
Import duties, customs handling fees and a weaker pound mean Amazon.co.uk often loses ground to Amazon.de or Amazon.fr on identical SKUs. We compute the landed price, not just the listed price.
Since Brexit, Amazon.co.uk is no longer the default cheapest option. Komparzon compares Amazon.co.uk against Amazon.fr, .de, .es, .it, .nl and .com.be in real time, factoring in shipping and import fees. UK shoppers often save more buying from Amazon.de via free EU delivery thresholds.
Yes. EU Amazon sites ship to the UK. Import VAT and a handling fee may apply at delivery, which Komparzon estimates so you can see the true landed cost.
A weaker pound, smaller third-party seller pool and post-Brexit logistics push prices up. The same ASIN frequently lists 15-25% cheaper on Amazon.de, even after import fees.
Prime is per-marketplace for the UK since Brexit, but a Prime UK membership still grants you Prime delivery within the UK from EU sellers in many cases.
No. Amazon collects all import VAT and customs handling at checkout via the IOSS scheme; the package arrives with no further paperwork.
Yes. The minimum 2-year EU consumer warranty applies, and Amazon's returns process works regardless of the EU marketplace where you bought the item.