iSearchBetter is another site that searches only for Amazon Prime eligible items. The other one I know of is bigscreenprices.com, which was mentioned here once before.
iSearchBetter seems like a much better interface than bigscreenprices.com, which needlessly uses AJAX to request the search results, with no indication that anything is happening. iSearchBetter is more organized, and they also provide more detailed results – pictures, descriptions, etc.
The front page of iSearchBetter says it best, on why Amazon customers need a search engine that only returns Prime items:
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.
It’s beyond me why Amazon doesn’t provide this functionality themselves, but I imagine they don’t want to directly advertise the items that ship free.
Hat tip: Amazon Web Services Blog.
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Here’s another one — http://www.Amazanian.com
Also try link text.
GuaranteedPrime.com
Add &rh=p_76:1 to your search URL.
This is the search URL that I use as a Chrome custom search engine:
http://www.amazon.com/s/?url=search-alias%3Daps&rh=p_76:1&field-keywords=%s
(where %s is replaced with the search keywords)
Best way that I found is through:
http://www.amazon-prime-search.com/
Super simple and Free!!
A newer site that does this is:
http://www.sitecomb.com
They are also working on a custom interface to Amazon designed for tablets.