The considered price
of luxury perfume.

Luxury perfume on Amazon is sold by the brands themselves, by Amazon, and by dozens of resellers, often for the same bottle at very different prices. We follow 386 bottles from 31 houses every day and keep the record, so perfume prices here are a history, not a snapshot.

Each row is one bottle at its lowest current price, divided by its size so a 50 ml and a 100 ml compare fairly. The lowest price per ml today is Eros Flame Eau de Parfum at $0.37 per ml. 168 of 386 bottles have a listing sold by Amazon or by the house itself.

Looking for a designer perfume sale? Today's price drops list bottles priced well below normal. Prefer luxury cologne? See men's cologne on sale, or women's perfume on sale.

How to read the ledger

Each row is one bottle: one fragrance, in one strength and one size. The price is the lowest we found on Amazon US at the last check, and the figure beside it divides that price by the bottle's volume, so a 50 ml and a 200 ml can be compared directly. The range bar shows where today's price sits between the lowest and highest of the past 90 days once a bottle has a few days of history, and the seller line tells you whether the cheapest listing comes from Amazon, from the house's own store or from a reseller. Use the filters to narrow by strength, house or character, or sort by markdown to see what has dropped.

Why the same bottle costs different amounts

Amazon is a marketplace as well as a store. The same fragrance is often listed by Amazon itself, by the brand's own storefront and by independent sellers, each setting its own price, and the cheapest of them can change overnight. Prices also differ between strengths and sizes far more than the volume alone would suggest: a 200 ml bottle is often much cheaper per milliliter than a 50 ml, and an Eau de Parfum usually costs more per milliliter than the Eau de Toilette of the same name. Those gaps are what this ledger is built to show.

What we leave out

Testers, unboxed bottles, samples and minis under 20 ml, gift sets, refills and body products are left out, as are dupes and “inspired by” scents. Flankers such as an Intense or an Elixir are tracked as fragrances of their own. That way every price on this page is for a full retail bottle of the named fragrance. Our method page explains the rules in full.

The houses we follow

Bottles on the ledger today, by house: Azzaro (1), Bvlgari (5), Byredo (6), Carolina Herrera (6), Chanel (12), Creed (12), Dior (34), Dolce & Gabbana (7), Giorgio Armani (25), Givenchy (16), Gucci (7), Hermès (13), Issey Miyake (6), Jean Paul Gaultier (3), Jo Malone London (36), Kilian Paris (5), Lancôme (6), Maison Francis Kurkdjian (1), Maison Margiela (15), Marc Jacobs (5), Mugler (2), Narciso Rodriguez (3), Parfums de Marly (2), Prada (19), Rabanne (8), Ralph Lauren (23), Tom Ford (39), Valentino (12), Versace (17), Viktor & Rolf (10) and Yves Saint Laurent (30). Each house page lists its fragrances with history and prices; start from all houses.