Every big sale Loot91 tracks, and exactly how sure anyone can be of its dates: announced by the store, leaked, or only expected. Leaked dates are labelled as leaks. Each sale has its own page with the detail and the date we last checked it, and those pages change the day a store announces.
Not announced — leaks point to 27 September or early October; Amazon has confirmed nothing (checked 12 September)
Updated 12 Sep 2026
Leaked start: 9 October 2026, Plus and Black members from 8 October — not yet confirmed by Flipkart (checked 12 September)
Updated 12 Sep 2026
This sale has ended — it ran 7–12 August 2026, with Prime members in from 6 August
Updated 11 Sep 2026
This sale has ended — it opened on 8 August 2026, with early access from 7 August, and closed in mid-August
Updated 11 Sep 2026
Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026. Not announced — leaks point to 27 September or early October; Amazon has confirmed nothing (checked 12 September). Its page carries the latest we know and is updated as soon as Amazon announces.
Flipkart Big Billion Days 2026. Leaked start: 9 October 2026, Plus and Black members from 8 October — not yet confirmed by Flipkart (checked 12 September). Its page carries the latest we know and is updated as soon as Flipkart announces.
For the last three years, yes: both opened on 8 October 2023, 27 September 2024 and 23 September 2025, each with a day of early access for Prime or Plus members. That is why a confirmed date from one store is the best clue to the other.
Compare it with what the product cost before the sale, not with the MRP. Loot91 keeps a price history for every product it posts, with past sales marked on the chart, so a "sale" price that is simply the usual price shows up as one.