Loot91 tracks price drops across Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Nykaa and Ajio, and posts the ones worth acting on. Every listing carries the real MRP, the discount depth and any coupon code needed to reach the price shown.
A loot deal is a discount deep enough to be worth acting on immediately rather than thinking about — in practice 65% off or more, or a price that is clearly below what the product normally sells for. The term covers price errors, stacked coupon and bank offers, and clearance pricing. Loot91 only posts at that depth, which is why the feed is short compared to a general coupon site.
The old price on every listing is the one the store itself displayed on the product page when the deal was captured, not a number we chose. That is the honest limit of it: Amazon and Flipkart sometimes carry an inflated list price of their own, and no aggregator can fix that from outside. Treat a very deep discount on a brand you do not recognise with more caution than the same discount on a product you know the going rate for.
An automated importer sweeps the stores several times a day and posts anything that clears the discount threshold. Price errors and short lightning deals are added manually as they are spotted, because those are the ones that do not survive long enough to wait for the next sweep.
The site is the slowest way, because you have to come and look. Price errors in particular are often gone within the hour. The Telegram channel, the WhatsApp channel and browser notifications all get the same deal at the moment it is posted, so pick whichever you already have open.