A loot deal is a discount so far below the usual selling price that the product is effectively being cleared, 85% off or more. They come from clearance stock, coupon stacking that goes further than intended, or a seller pricing mistake, and they rarely last a full day. Everything on this page was at that depth when it was posted.
₹3,699 — was ₹369,900, 99% off
₹930 — was ₹6,499, 86% off
₹198 — was ₹1,320, 85% off
₹216 — was ₹1,543, 86% off
₹300 — was ₹2,499, 88% off
₹882 — was ₹6,299, 86% off
₹239 — was ₹1,593, 85% off
₹420 — was ₹3,499, 88% off
₹1,999 — was ₹13,999, 86% off
₹325 — was ₹2,499, 87% off
₹896 — was ₹6,399, 86% off
₹1,599 — was ₹11,999, 87% off
A discount of 85% or more off the real selling price. The word is used loosely across Indian deal sites, often on anything above 50% off. Here it is reserved for the deepest tier so the label still means something.
The stock behind them is limited by definition. Clearance runs out, and a mispriced listing gets corrected once the seller notices. Hours is normal, minutes is common.
The page stays up and gets marked expired instead of being deleted. The buy button switches off and the listing shows what the price was, so you can tell an ended deal from a live one rather than landing on a broken link.