Amazon Australia launches Amazon Haul with items under $25
New shopping feature places hundreds of millions of products under 25 dollars in the Amazon Shopping app across 30 categories

Amazon Australia has launched Amazon Haul, a new shopping feature offering hundreds of millions of items priced under $25. The rollout follows its launches in the United States and the United Kingdom and is now live in Australia through the Amazon Shopping app, giving shoppers access to a broad range of deals across 30 categories including home, fashion, tech and lifestyle.
Shoppers can browse hundreds of millions of items across 30 categories, including home, fashion, tech and lifestyle, all priced under $25.
Amit Mahto, Australia Country Manager of Amazon Marketplace, said that since launching in Australia in 2017 the company has continually worked to offer competitive prices and a seamless shopping experience. Haul adds another option for Australians seeking value and convenience on the app they already use, with products curated to emphasize affordability across everyday needs.
Shoppers can save 5 percent on orders over $65 and 10 percent on orders over $100.
For a limited time, Amazon Haul offers free delivery on orders over $40, while orders below that threshold carry a standard $11.99 delivery fee.
Delivery times are described as two weeks or less for Haul orders.
All items go through Amazon checks to ensure safety and compliance, and customers can request a refund within 15 days of receipt if they change their minds and meet the return conditions.
Access is via the Amazon Shopping app by searching Haul in the app and navigating from the main menu icon to the Amazon Haul section; shoppers can browse by bestsellers or by category to fill their carts with bargains.
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The launch of Haul underscores Amazon's ongoing push to broaden discounted, accessible shopping options in the Australian market, aligning with a broader global strategy to push value shopping through the mobile app.