Amazon Haul runs three standing discounts every day, plus event deals a few times a year. This page keeps the current rules in one place, with the math for getting the most out of a single order.
The standing Haul discounts (always on)
| Haul order subtotal | What you get | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Under $25 | $3.99 shipping | A $19 order pays $3.99 to ship |
| $25 or more | Free shipping | Five $5 items: $25, ships free |
| $50 or more | 5% off the order + free shipping | Ten $5 items: $50, pay $47.50 |
| $75 or more | 10% off the order + free shipping | Fifteen $5 items: $75, pay $67.50 |
Amazon applies these automatically at checkout to the Haul subtotal, and says they can be combined with Haul deal pricing during events. You do not need a code. Full rules and edge cases.
How to actually hit the tiers
- Build a list, not a cart. Haul orders take about two weeks either way, so collect what you want and place one order instead of three small ones.
- Fill the gap with things you would buy anyway. If you are at $68, a $7 item you need beats a random one. Our under-$3 and under-$5 pages exist for exactly this.
- Do not cross a tier with junk. Spending $7 to save $7.50 is not a deal if the item goes in a drawer.
- Mind the $3 line. Items priced $3 or less are final sale, so pad the order with returnable items when you can.
Haul event history
Amazon has run Haul-specific deals around its biggest shopping events. Here is what it has announced so far, so you know what to expect:
| When | Event | Haul offer |
|---|---|---|
| November 2024 | US launch | Introductory deals at launch |
| October 2025 | Prime Big Deal Days | Sitewide Haul discount reported by deal communities (25% off, free shipping from $25) |
| November 10–11, 2025 | Haul event (Singles’ Day timing) | Day 1: tens of thousands of items at $1. Day 2: 11-cent deals |
| June 23–26, 2026 | Prime Day | 50% off Haul sitewide on Day 1 (some exclusions), plus beauty under $5, home under $8, fashion up to 70% off |
| October 6–7, 2026 | Prime Big Deal Days | Penny deals on select Haul items, beauty up to 50% off |
Event offers vary by event, and Amazon sometimes limits them to Prime members. Always check the terms on the Haul deals page during the event.
Seasonal guides
- Amazon Haul Black Friday and Cyber Monday: the November Haul event, holiday dates, and the ordering deadline that matters more than any discount.
- Amazon Haul 1-cent and penny deals: event history, the 3-item limit and the shipping catch.
- Amazon Haul promo codes: why you do not need one, and what works instead.
- Amazon Haul and Prime Day: what Haul offered on Prime Day 2026 and at Prime Big Deal Days.
Current promotions
As of October 12, 2026: Prime Big Deal Days (October 6–7) has ended. The standing tiers are live: free shipping from $25, 5% off at $50, 10% off at $75. Watch for a November Haul event; Amazon ran one on November 10–11 in 2025. We update this box when Amazon announces it.
Questions
Do I need a promo code for Amazon Haul discounts?
No. The 5% and 10% tiers and free shipping are applied automatically at checkout based on your Haul subtotal. Be careful with sites that ask you to install something or hand over details to unlock a Haul code.
Do Prime members get extra Amazon Haul discounts?
Not every day. Prime does not change Haul shipping or the standing tiers. During Prime events Amazon has run Haul deals, such as 50% off sitewide on Day 1 of Prime Day 2026. Prime Day and Haul.
Do the Haul discounts apply to regular Amazon items?
No. The tiers apply only to the Haul subtotal. Regular Amazon items are priced and shipped separately.
What is the biggest Haul discount so far?
The largest announced offers were event deals: $1 and 11-cent items in November 2025, and 50% off sitewide on Day 1 of Prime Day 2026. The best standing discount is 10% off at $75.
Ready to build a $75 order?
Open Amazon Haul on Amazon.com and start with the categories on our test list.
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