Every full-frame E-mount lens, all brands. Filter it down, then star what you are considering to see where your kit covers and where it leaves holes.
Reading the bars. Every lens sits on a shared logarithmic scale from 9mm to 800mm. Zooms draw a bar, primes draw a tick. In the kit panel, filled blocks are continuous zoom coverage and green ticks are primes, which cover one focal length only and do not close a gap.
Retailer links. Click any lens to open its detail drawer. The buttons run a search on each retailer for that exact brand and model rather than jumping to a product page, so they keep working when a listing moves or sells out. Prices are not live. Type what you find into the price field and it sticks, which gives you a shortlist you can compare in one place.
Two things to check before buying. Several budget brands sell near-identical APS-C and full-frame primes at the same focal lengths, so confirm the image circle on the spec sheet rather than the product photo. And third-party autofocus lenses are generally capped at 15fps burst, skip in-camera breathing compensation, and update firmware over USB rather than through the body.