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Amazon Haul Launches Year-End Low-Price Event

Amazon Haul is holding its Haul-iday event from November 9 to 14, with some products priced at $1 and $0.11, and most products priced below $10.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Amazon Haul is holding its Haul-iday event from November 9 to 14
  2. 2The event includes $1 flash deals
  3. 3$0.11 products will be offered on November 10 and 11
  4. 4Most products are priced below $10
  5. 5More than 1 million products are priced below $5

What happened?

Amazon disclosed on November 10, 2026, that Amazon Haul is holding its early Haul-iday event from November 9 to 14. The event includes $1 flash deals, as well as $0.11 products on November 10 and 11. The platform said most products are priced below $10, with more than 1 million products priced below $5 and more than 500,000 products priced below $3. The event primarily covers low-priced, small and lightweight, impulse-purchase, and price-sensitive products on the U.S. site, and will also affect Chinese cross-border sellers competing directly with Amazon Haul. The original announcement also said it did not specify whether ordinary third-party sellers would automatically qualify for the Haul event; therefore, the event cannot be treated directly as a promotion that all sellers can sign up for.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

Low-priced, small and lightweight, and price-sensitive products on the U.S. site will face stronger price competition, potentially undermining sellers’ existing pricing, profit, and advertising models. Because the announcement does not specify whether ordinary third-party sellers automatically qualify for the Haul event, monitor competitors and operating data first, and do not assume that you can sign up.

What should sellers do now?

  1. 1This week, screen low-priced, small and lightweight listings on the U.S. site, recalculate profits under the $1, $0.11, and below-$10 price scenarios, and produce a comparison table of products, costs, and acceptable selling prices.Profit calculator
  2. 2This week, review conversion rates and advertising efficiency for relevant U.S. site keywords, adjust existing bids for listings competing with Amazon Haul, and complete a checklist covering keywords, bids, and ACoS/ROAS.ACoS / ROAS calculator
  3. 3This week, inventory stock, packaging costs, return rates, and customer-service capacity for relevant U.S. site products; create a checklist for potential order surges during the event and assign owners for identified gaps.Procurement List

Source: About Amazon

Compiled by the Niceggie editorial team from public reporting; translation and summary are AI-assisted.

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