Amazon 1 cent deals are short Amazon Haul events where select Haul items drop to $0.01, with a limit of one to three penny items per customer depending on the event. They are real, they sell out fast, and the catch is shipping: unless your Haul order reaches $25, you pay $3.99.
Amazon Haul penny deal history
| When | Event | What was offered |
|---|---|---|
| November 10–11, 2025 | Haul event (Singles’ Day timing) | Day 1: tens of thousands of items at $1. Day 2: 11-cent deals |
| November 27, 2025 | 1-cent flash deals | Select items at $0.01 across home, men, women and electronics; limit 3 |
| December 10, 2025 | 1-cent deals + 50% off | Select apparel, jewelry, home and office items at $0.01, limit 3 per person; 50% off select items |
| April 2026 | 1-cent flash deals | Easter clearance and home items at $0.01, limit 3 per customer |
| June 25, 2026 | Prime Day 1-cent flash sale | Select Haul items at $0.01, limit 1 per customer |
| October 6–7, 2026 | Prime Big Deal Days | Penny deals on select Haul items (limit 1 per customer); beauty up to 50% off |
Dates come from Amazon announcements and deal-community reports; Amazon does not publish a fixed schedule. All Haul deals and discount tiers.
How Amazon Haul 1-cent deals work
- Find the event banner in the Haul storefront in the Amazon app or at amazon.com/haul. Penny items are grouped by category.
- Add up to the limit. Events have allowed one to three items at $0.01 per person or account: three in late 2025 and April 2026, one at Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days 2026.
- Mind shipping. Haul orders under $25 pay $3.99 shipping, so one penny item alone costs $4.00 and three cost $4.02.
- Pad to $25 with things you need to get free shipping, and to $50 or $75 for 5% or 10% off the rest.
- Expect final sale. Items priced $3 or less are not returnable.
Is it worth it? Only if you were going to place a Haul order anyway. Three penny items plus a $25 order of things you need is a great deal; penny items alone, with $3.99 shipping, are just a small gamble.
Amazon Haul clearance and other cheap sections
Looking for penny items on regular Amazon rather than Haul? See Amazon penny deals: how to find penny items. For items that stay cheap between events, see cheap things on Amazon under $1. Beyond penny events, the cheapest everyday Haul items sit in the under-$3 and under-$5 bands, and Haul runs flash deals and clearance-style markdowns between events. Our picks: best under $3 (final sale, so keep it simple) and best under $5 (returnable).
Questions
Are Amazon Haul 1-cent deals legit?
Yes. They are official Amazon Haul promotions sold through your Amazon account. The limits are real (one to three items per person, depending on the event), and orders under $25 pay $3.99 shipping.
When is the next Amazon Haul penny sale?
Amazon has run penny and $1 deals around big shopping events: November 2025 (twice), December 2025, April 2026, Prime Day (June 2026) and Prime Big Deal Days (October 2026). A November Haul event is the next likely window; we update this page when Amazon announces it.
How many 1-cent items can I buy on Amazon Haul?
2025 events allowed three penny items per person; the June and October 2026 events allowed one. Check the banner for the current limit.
Do Amazon Haul 1-cent items ship free?
Only if your Haul order totals $25 or more. Otherwise shipping is $3.99.
Build a $25 Haul order around the penny items
Open Amazon Haul on Amazon.com and look for the current event banner.
Last reviewed: October 12, 2026. Sources: Slickdeals reports of Haul 1-cent deals (November 27 and December 10, 2025); The Krazy Coupon Lady (April 2026); Living Rich With Coupons (June 25, 2026); Hip2Save (October 7, 2026); HomePage News on the November 10–11, 2025 Haul event; About Amazon on Prime Big Deal Days 2026.
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