Research · Black Friday 2026
Black Friday 2026: advertised “was” prices vs prices we recorded
Published 4 November 2026. Figures as of 5 November 2026 SAST. Method: how we decide a genuine discount.
This report is live and updating. Our public history is still short, so treat every percentage as a snapshot, not a season verdict.
Headline figures
- Products in window
- 0
- With a listed was
- 0
- Was never charged
- —
- Avg genuine discount
- —
DealHunters looked at products seen in the last 30 days. “Was never charged” means the listed compare-at price never appears in our price history for that product (no recorded price at or above 99% of the was). “Average genuine discount” is the mean % off among items that pass the public deal rules right now (0 deals) — the same 10% / R20 / recent-weeks test as every deal page.
By store
Store breakdown will appear as more history lands.
By category
Category breakdown will appear as more history lands.
How to read this
- A high “never charged” share means many tickets use a was-price we have not observed. That is not proof of bad faith on a new site — it often means we have not watched the product long enough.
- Genuine discount uses the methodology page, not the store’s own “save X%” line.
- We never promote mistyped or incorrect prices. This note is about advertised was-prices versus recorded ones.