📦 Prime Day
Amazon's annual discount event for Prime members — the date is announced fresh each year.
What is Prime Day?
Prime Day is a discount event organized by Amazon and open only to paying Prime members. Amazon launched it in 2015, and in recent years has typically run two Prime Day events per year.
About the date: Amazon announces the exact dates each year on short notice with no fixed pattern — past events have landed anywhere from June to October. Because there's no reliable pattern to predict from, we deliberately don't show a guessed countdown here and instead point you to the official announcement.
What to Watch For With Prime Day
- A Prime membership is required to shop the sale — check beforehand whether the cost is worth it if you're not already a member.
- Track the price history of items on your list over several weeks to tell real Prime Day deals apart from prices that were simply marked up first.
- Turn on Amazon notifications for wish-list items so you find out as soon as the official date is confirmed.
- Don't lock in big purchases around Prime Day in advance — the exact dates are often only confirmed a few weeks ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions About Prime Day
When is the next Prime Day?
Amazon announces this fresh each year, usually a few weeks ahead of time. There's no reliable way to predict it in advance — the official Amazon page is the most accurate source.
Do I need Amazon Prime to shop the sale?
Yes, Prime Day deals are reserved exclusively for paying Prime members.
Is there only one Prime Day a year?
In recent years Amazon has usually run two events per year, though that can change from year to year.
Deals for Prime Day
No day-of deal has been added for Prime Day yet. Once the date is confirmed and retailers announce their promotions, they'll show up here.