Amazon Price History — See Real Deals,
Not Fake Discounts
Is that Amazon “deal” actually a deal? Our price history charts show you every price change over the past year so you can buy with confidence — especially during Great Indian Festival and Prime Day.
How Amazon price tracking works
Three steps between you and the confidence to click Buy.
Paste the Amazon product link
Copy the URL of any Amazon India product page and paste it into the search bar. We support all Amazon.in product URLs.
See the full price chart
We instantly show you up to 365 days of Amazon price history in a clear chart — including every flash sale, lightning deal, and artificial markup.
Set your target price & relax
Tell us the price you're willing to pay. We monitor Amazon around the clock and alert you the moment it drops — via push, email, or Telegram.
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We measured it
What “51% off” actually means on Amazon
We compared the struck-through MRP against the price the product has really been selling at, across 407 tracked Amazon listings. On the median listing the MRP sits 103% above its own typical price — so at a completely ordinary price, the badge already reads about 51% off.
- Median MRP above the typical selling price
- 103%
- Listings whose MRP is at least double the typical price
- 54%
- The “off” badge shown at that ordinary price
- 51%
- Median discount of a live deal against its own recorded high
- 32%
Those last two numbers are the point. Measured against MRP, a typical Amazon listing looks 51% off. Measured against what the product has actually cost on Amazon, the deals we are tracking right now sit a median of 32% below their own recorded high. The second number is the one worth acting on.
Five Amazon listings, measured
The full bar is the MRP. The filled part is the median price this product has actually sold at over the last year. Open any of them to check the timeline yourself.
HP H300 Wireless Headset
Headphones₹1,104typical
₹3,749
MRP is 240% higher
At its typical price this listing shows a 71% off badge.
boAt Stone 352 Bluetooth Speaker
Speakers₹1,499typical
₹3,490
MRP is 133% higher
At its typical price this listing shows a 57% off badge.
Xiaomi 14 Civi (Matcha Green, 256 GB)
Android Phones₹26,249typical
₹54,999
MRP is 110% higher
At its typical price this listing shows a 52% off badge.
₹31,638typical
₹59,999
MRP is 90% higher
At its typical price this listing shows a 47% off badge.
₹8,999typical
₹16,999
MRP is 89% higher
At its typical price this listing shows a 47% off badge.
How we measured this
For each tracked listing we take the median of every selling price we recorded for it over the last 365 days — its typical price — and compare that against the MRP shown on the listing. Only listings with at least five recorded prices in that window are counted, so a 'typical price' always rests on several observations. We report the median across listings, because a handful of extreme MRPs would drag a mean upwards.
The result barely moves when the evidence bar is raised: requiring three, five, eight or fifteen recorded prices shifts the median by a few points either way, so the figure is not an artefact of which listings we happen to sample often.
Worth knowing: These are listings that have surfaced in our deal feeds, not a random sample of each store's full catalogue, so they over-represent products that get discounted. A high MRP is also not by itself dishonest — it is the manufacturer's list price, and stores are entitled to show it. The point is narrower: the '% off' badge is calculated from that number rather than from any price the product has recently sold at. For the record, 7 of the 407 listings we checked had an MRP at or below their typical price.
Why smart Amazon shoppers use Price History
Data doesn’t lie. Sale banners do.
Check Amazon discount claims
We audited 142 tracked products through the last two Great Indian Festival sales: 20% were marked up in the run-up, and 73% genuinely beat their pre-sale price. The chart tells you which one you are looking at.
Great Indian Festival data
We archive prices through every Amazon sale — Great Indian Festival, Prime Day, Diwali deals. Compare this year's 'sale price' against last year's.
Lightning deal alerts
Lightning deals vanish in minutes. Enable push notifications so you're among the first to know when a product you're watching hits its deal price.
Multi-store comparison
We show you the same product's price on Flipkart, Croma, and Reliance Digital — so you always buy from the cheapest source.
Amazon India sale events — what to expect
Knowing when Amazon holds its major sales is step one. Verifying prices with real data is step two.
Read the Great Indian Festival price auditGreat Indian Festival
Amazon's biggest sale. Roughly one product in five rises beforehand, so start tracking now to set your own benchmark.
Prime Day
Prime Day deals are often legitimately good on electronics — but always verify against the 90-day chart.
Diwali Great Indian Sale
A second wave of deals following the main festival sale. Best time to buy home appliances.
Republic Day Sale
Amazon's January sale historically shows genuine discounts on TVs and large appliances.
Amazon Price History — FAQs
Common questions about tracking Amazon prices in India.
How can I see Amazon price history in India?
Paste the Amazon.in product URL into the Price History search bar. We'll show you a full chart of how the price has changed over the last 365 days, including every markup and markdown. You can also download our app to track prices on the go.
Is the MRP shown on Amazon listings real?
It is the manufacturer's list price, and it usually sits well above what the product actually sells for. We compared 407 tracked Amazon India listings against their own recorded history: the median MRP sits 103% above the product's typical selling price over the last year, and 54% of listings carry an MRP at least double their typical price. So a listing at a completely ordinary price already shows around 51% off. Displaying MRP is legitimate — the point is that the '% off' badge measures distance from that list price, not from any price the product recently sold at. The price chart shows what it has really been selling for.
Does Amazon raise prices before the Great Indian Festival sale?
Some listings do, but it is not the rule. We checked 142 tracked Amazon India products through the last two Great Indian Festival sales: 20% were selling above their previous month's price in the run-up, with a median markup of around 9%. For 73% the lowest sale price genuinely beat the pre-sale price. If you see a sharp step up before the sale date, the discount is being measured from that higher price — our chart makes that visible.
How often does Price History update Amazon prices?
We crawl Amazon India multiple times daily. For products you've set alerts on, we check even more frequently. Flash sales and lightning deals may change within minutes, so we recommend enabling push notifications for your most-watched items.
Is Price History free to use for Amazon price tracking?
Yes — 100% free. You can search any Amazon product, view the full price history chart, and set up to 10 price drop alerts without paying anything. Our app on iOS and Android is also free.
What is the lowest Amazon price for iPhones in India?
iPhone prices on Amazon India fluctuate significantly. The all-time low often occurs during Prime Day or the Great Indian Festival. Use Price History to track your specific iPhone model and see its historical low — we show the exact date and price for every record low in our database.
Can I track Amazon seller prices, not just the main listing?
We track the buy-box price — the price you'd actually pay when clicking 'Add to Cart'. If a third-party seller undercuts Amazon's own price and wins the buy box, that price is reflected in our chart.
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