Price drops: listings where the seller cut the price, in one feed — old price, new price and percentage
A price cut is a useful signal for a buyer: the seller is in a hurry, open to bargaining or has re-read the market. You no longer have to hunt for such listings one by one — the Price drops page gathers every active listing where the seller lowered the price into a single feed.
What you see in the feed
Every card shows the old price crossed out next to the current one, plus a “−N%” badge, so the size of the drop is visible without opening the listing. The list runs from the newest drop to older ones and refreshes every 10 minutes. Filters:
- Window — “Last 24 hours” or “Last 7 days”.
- Section — Products, Cars, Real estate, Smartphones and so on; each chip shows how many drops that section has.
- Minimum drop — any, 10%, 20% or 30%.
When a listing makes the list
The rules are the same for everyone:
- the listing must be live — removed or sold listings leave the feed;
- the drop must be at least 5% and at least 5 AZN; smaller edits count as noise;
- drops above 60% are excluded — that is usually a typo (a zero missing from the price, for example);
- only the latest price change counts: if the seller cut the price and then raised it again, the listing will not appear;
- if the seller switched currency (say, from dollars to manats), the comparison is made in manats so that an exchange-rate difference does not look like a fake discount.
What is in the feed today
Measured on the morning of 27 September 2026: about 5,000 listings got cheaper over the last 7 days and 730 over the last 24 hours. Most of the week’s drops are in Products (3,439), followed by Cars (653), Real estate (386) and Smartphones (374). For example, a 1998 Mercedes C 180 went from 8,800 to 8,300 AZN (−6%), and a corner sofa from 300 to 200 AZN (−33%).
On the home page and in notifications
The home page has a Price drops strip too: it shows the last 24 hours first and falls back to 7 days when there are only a few. The strip only uses listings whose owner is confirmed.
To follow one particular listing, add it to your favourites — you will be notified when the price goes down, and you can set a target price as well (how it works). And when the section you often browse under your account collects at least three noticeable drops (each over 8%) within a day, a “Deals of the day” summary arrives in your notification centre — no more than once every two days.
Worth remembering
A price drop does not automatically make a listing a good deal: the starting price may have been above the market. Before buying, open the Check a listing report on the listing’s own page for a market comparison and the price history (how it works).
Where to find it
The feed: Price drops (also linked from the header menu). To value your own car: What’s my car worth?. Our previous story: the Check a listing report.