About RamRadar
Tracking RAM prices so you don’t overpay.
What RamRadar is
RamRadar is a free price tracker for DDR4 and DDR5 desktop and laptop memory. We record prices for hundreds of RAM kits across eBay, Newegg, and B&H Photo throughout the day, store the full history, and turn it into the things a buyer actually needs: price charts, all-time-low alerts, deal rankings, and a straight answer to “should I buy now or wait?”
We launched in early 2026, in the middle of the sharpest memory price run-up in years. General price trackers treat RAM as one product among millions; nobody was watching the RAM market specifically, week over week, with real history. So we built it.
Where the data comes from
Prices come from retailer data sources (the eBay Browse API, Newegg’s feed via Rakuten Advertising, and automated collection from B&H Photo), checked throughout the day, every day. Every price you see links to the retailer listing it came from, and every chart is built from prices we recorded ourselves, not scraped from another tracker.
The full pipeline is documented on How We Track Prices.
Who runs it
RamRadar is built and operated by Random Llama Software, a small independent software shop based in Richmond, Texas. It is not owned by, sponsored by, or affiliated with any memory manufacturer or retailer.
How we make money
Some retailer links are affiliate links: if you buy through them, the retailer pays us a small commission at no cost to you. Commissions never influence prices, rankings, or verdicts: the cheapest fresh in-stock offer wins, whether or not it pays us. The full breakdown is on our affiliate disclosure page.
Corrections
A price tracker lives or dies on accuracy. If you spot a wrong price, a mismatched product, or a stale listing, email hello@ramradar.app and we will investigate, usually the same day.