Amazon Sale & Offers Today

We are currently tracking 0 discounted Amazon products on this page. They are ordered by how far each price sits below that product's own history rather than by the size of the badge on the listing, so the strongest genuine drops appear first. The feed refreshes through the day.

Amazon's biggest Indian event is the Great Indian Festival, which opens around the start of the festive season in late September or early October and runs in waves for several weeks. The Great Republic Day Sale lands in mid-January, Prime Day in July, and smaller Summer and Freedom sales fill the gaps. Exact dates shift every year and are announced only a week or two ahead. Our audit of the last two Great Indian Festival seasons covered 142 tracked products: 73% did end up cheaper than they had been before the sale, while 20% were marked up during the run-up first.

Not reliably, and the badge will not tell you. Across 407 tracked Amazon listings, the median MRP sits 103% above the price the product actually sells at — which means a completely ordinary price already displays as roughly 51% off. Measured against their own recorded highs instead, the live deals we are tracking sit a median of 32% below. The only way to tell the two apart is the price timeline on the product page.

Because we are measuring against a different number. Amazon calculates its percentage from the MRP, the manufacturer's list price, which stores are entitled to display. We calculate ours from the highest price we have actually recorded for that product. On 54% of the Amazon listings we checked, the MRP was at least double the typical selling price, so the two figures diverge sharply.

On this page. Rather than listing every Amazon offer, we rank the ones we track by how far the price sits below that product's own recorded history, so the strongest are at the top. Bank cashback and coupon discounts that never change the listed price will not appear here — we record what the product is actually priced at, and those come off at checkout instead.

Open any product on this page, set the price you are willing to pay, and we watch it for you. When Amazon drops to that number you get a notification by push, email or Telegram. You can also paste a Amazon product link into the search box on our homepage to start tracking something we are not covering yet.

Price History does not sell anything. Every deal on this page links out to Amazon, and you buy there exactly as you would have otherwise. Prices are aggregated from public listings and can lag behind the store, so always confirm the final price on Amazon before paying.