Ever wonder what happens when Amazon buys too much of a certain item? Well, the "secret" is out. Clearance products funnel down to the Amazon Overstock Outlet, a treasure trove of major discounted finds — we're talking up to 50% off. You can browse best-selling products at steeper discounts, but thankfully, commerce editors at the Good Housekeeping Institute already found the best deals so can shop smarter ASAP.
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What is Amazon Overstock?
It's not a place where you can rifle through bargain bins IRL. Instead of hitting a traditional brick-and-mortar outlet, shoppers can score significantly discounted items on Amazon from the comfort of their homes.
On the hidden hub, you'll find overstock inventory, plus all of Amazon's markdowns and close-out deals at prices that are 10% to 50% off or more. Shoppers can take their pick from all product categories, including fashion, home, tech and beyond.
Where is the Amazon Outlet?
The Amazon Outlet is an online store that's a bit tough to navigate from the Amazon homepage, so we've made it simple by dropping the link, above.
But if you ever lose this page, click the three bars at the top of the homepage and scroll down to "Programs and Features" and then select "Amazon Outlet." If you are on the Amazon app, click the three bars at the bottom of the homepage and then select "Deals and Savings" and scroll down to Amazon Outlet.
Is Amazon Outlet the same as Amazon Warehouse?
Not quite! Amazon Outlet sells overstock and clearance items, while Amazon Warehouse sells open-box items, refurbished items and returned items. If you're looking for a greater discount, know that Amazon Warehouse items often offer deeper cuts since the items come used or pre-opened.
The site also uses labels to give shoppers a quick understanding of the product's condition based on Amazon's quality grading process. If you're looking for even more ways to save money, you can check out Amazon's Coupon Page.
Jacqueline (she/her) was a commerce editor for Good Housekeeping from 2021 to 2024. Prior to joining GH, she was a style and beauty reviews fellow at Insider, testing viral trends, reviewing sustainable brands and more. She's a graduate of the University of Florida's School of Journalism, with a specialty in magazines and mass communication.
