Tip 1 — Check Prices BEFORE June 23
Don’t buy anything on Prime Day without first making sure it’s the lowest price Amazon offers. tracks Amazon prices so you can see price changes over time.
Some “deals” are only slightly lower than the regular price. shows you the full price history in seconds — free, no signup needed.
Tip 2 — Add Items to Your Cart Now
By putting items on your wish list or adding them to your cart before Prime Day, you’ll find everything in one spot when the deals start dropping.
Go through this list today, add everything you’re interested in to your cart or wish list, and when June 23 arrives just check prices and buy.
Tip 3 — Act Fast on Lightning Deals
Lightning deals and limited-time offers sell out quickly. When you see a Lightning Deal on something you want — don’t think too long. They disappear in minutes.
Tip 4 — Use the Amazon App
Members can use Alexa for Shopping to build a personalized Deals Guide and set deal alerts ahead of the event. The Amazon app also sends push notifications when items on your wish list go on sale.
Tip 5 — Start a Free Trial If You’re Not a Member
Amazon Prime costs $14.99 a month, or $139 for an annual membership — but new members can start with a free 30-day trial. Sign up today, shop Prime Day for free, and decide if you want to keep the membership afterward.
Tip 6 — Shop Early on June 23
New deals drop as often as every five minutes during select periods throughout the event. The best deals on the most popular products go first — especially in electronics. Set an alarm for June 23 morning.
Tip 7 — Don’t Forget Groceries
Get free same-day delivery on orders over $25 in most areas and an extra 10% off sale items from Whole Foods online and in-store during Prime Day. Stock up on household essentials while you’re shopping gifts.
