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Click Frenzy 2026: Dates, Deals and What to Expect

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Click Frenzy is one of Australia’s biggest online shopping events, pulling deals from a broad range of retailers across tech, fashion, home, beauty and travel into one place. The sale runs several times a year, and when it lands, the discounts move fast, with some deals expiring within 24 hours.

Whether you’re chasing new headphones, a wardrobe refresh or a cheap flight, this guide covers when Click Frenzy runs, what is actually on offer and how to make the most of it. Consider it your cheat sheet for the nation’s most frenzied sale event.

When is Click Frenzy?

EventWhenStatus
Click Frenzy Travel Frenzy9:00am AEST Wednesday, 26 August to midnight Sunday, 30 August 2026Live now
Click Frenzy Main Event 2026November 2026, dates not yet announcedTo come
Click Frenzy Travel (autumn)From 25 March 2026, four daysFinished
Click Frenzy Main Event 20257pm AEDT Tuesday, 11 November to midnight Friday, 14 November 2025Finished
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Click Frenzy event dates | Source: Click Frenzy

Click Frenzy hosts four sale events each year, with each one typically running for four days. The Main Event is the headline act, landing in November and marking an unofficial start to the holiday shopping period, with Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Christmas sales following soon after. In 2025, the Main Event ran from 7pm AEDT on Tuesday, 11 November until midnight on Friday, 14 November. Dates for the 2026 Main Event have not been announced yet.

Click Frenzy Travel Frenzy runs from 9:00am AEST on Wednesday, 26 August until midnight on Sunday, 30 August 2026. That’s five days rather than the usual four, and it’s billed as the biggest Travel Frenzy yet, with deals from more than 100 travel retailers across flights, accommodation, attractions, experiences, luggage and accessories.

Note the change of format: previous editions opened at 7pm, so the 9:00am start is a shift worth setting a reminder for. The most recent editions ran from 25 March 2026 and from 27 to 31 August 2025.

Be warned, while most deals run for the length of the event, some expire within 24 hours, so it pays to move quickly once the sale goes live.

Best Travel Frenzy Deals

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Click Frenzy Travel covers flights, stays and experiences | Image: Man of Many

Click Frenzy Travel Frenzy pulls together deals from more than 100 travel retailers across flights, accommodation, tours, attractions, experiences and luggage. The 2026 line-up includes Qatar Airways, Trip.com, Red Balloon, SEA LIFE, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, Royal Caribbean, Adrenaline, Dreamworld, Halong Tours, Murray River Paddlesteamers, Strand, David Jones and Scoopon.

“Australians spent $29.7 billion on domestic overnight trips in this year’s March quarter alone, and they are taking fewer, bigger trips than they used to,” said Gabby Leibovich, co-owner of Click Frenzy. “People want their holiday budget to stretch, and that is what this event is for.”

Here is a sample of the exclusive offers confirmed for the 2026 event, with more to be announced once the sale opens.

  • Qatar Airways: Up to 10% off selected flights
  • Trip.com: 10% off hotel bookings
  • SEA LIFE (Melbourne, Sydney, Sunshine Coast and New Zealand): 15% off tickets
  • WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo: 15% off tickets
  • Red Balloon: 15% off gift vouchers
  • Adrenaline: 12% off sitewide, minimum spend $199
  • Royal Caribbean: $100 extra cabin credit when you book via Cruiseaway
  • Dreamworld: 20% off the 2-Day Dreamworld experience
  • Halong Tours Booking: 60% off selected Vietnam and Cambodia tours
  • Strand: 50% off selected suitcases, including Nere, Samsonite and Antler
  • David Jones: 50% off selected American Tourister and Delsey luggage
  • Murray River Paddlesteamers: 20% off the PS Emmylou 3-night cruise, spring departures September to November
  • Madame Tussauds Sydney: 15% off tickets
  • Sydney Tower Eye: 15% off tickets
  • Life’s An Adventure: 25% off walking tours in Japan, Tasmania and New Zealand
  • Stoke Travel: 50% off the Oktoberfest experience
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Accommodation Deals via Scoopon

Scoopon is running a run of multi-night packages across Queensland, Bali, Thailand and Melbourne.

  • Turtle Beach Resort, Gold Coast: 5 nights from $1,499 per room, save 41%, with unlimited access to Dreamworld, WhiteWater World and SkyPoint
  • Mantra Towers of Chevron, Gold Coast: 5 nights from $1,259 per room, save 61%, with unlimited entry to Dreamworld, SkyPoint and WhiteWater World
  • Aryaduta Bali: 5 nights from $699 per room, save 76%
  • Luminor Hotel Legian Seminyak, Bali: 5 nights from $261 per room, save 63%
  • The Akyra Bangkok: 3 nights from $249 per room, save 75%
  • The Victoria Hotel, Melbourne: 2 nights from $314 per room, save 70%

Games, Giveaways and the Frenzy Pass

Shoppers can sign up for a free Frenzy Pass at clickfrenzy.com.au to unlock discount codes, secret sales and early access. There is also a game called Bag Rush with a prize pool the organisers put at more than $12,000, including a three-night Bali escape for two from Scoopon valued at up to $2,256, three luggage sets from Melbourne brand Tanssu worth $1,180 each, plus a Nintendo Switch, AirPods Pro, an Apple Watch SE and a Kindle. Entering an email address also puts you in the draw for four 2-day Dreamworld and SkyPoint passes valued at up to $756.

PayPal has come on as a major sponsor this year, with PayPal Pay in 4 letting eligible shoppers split purchases, including travel and booking fees, into four interest-free instalments over six weeks.

What Deals Can You Expect?

Each event covers a huge spread of categories, from Tech, Fashion, Food, Wine and Liquor through to Home and Living, Health and Beauty, Kids, Toys and Pets, and Sports and Leisure. The specific deals change every event, but the same big names tend to return time and again. Here’s what to expect across the major categories.

Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones
Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless | Image: Sennheiser

Electronics and Tech

Tech is consistently the strongest category at Click Frenzy, and the one we watch closest. Retailers including The Good Guys, Kogan, Sennheiser, Cygnett, Lenovo, HP and Scorptec have all run offers in recent events, with discounts reaching up to 70 per cent off tech and gaming gear, up to 50 per cent off headphones and up to 45 per cent off laptops and PCs.

Fashion

The fashion deals are a reliable way to up your wardrobe game. Past events have seen The Oodie, City Beach, Gymshark, Oakley, Ray-Ban, Sunglass Hut, Peter Jackson, MJ Bale, American Eagle Outfitters and Charles Tyrwhitt all take part, with offers ranging from 20 per cent off select styles to as much as 60 per cent off storewide. Keep an eye out for watches and sunglasses, where some of the steepest markdowns tend to land.

Sport and Outdoors

If you’re looking to up your outdoor game, Click Frenzy is a great place to start. Rebel, Under Armour, Onsport and BCF have all featured in recent events, covering everything from home gym equipment to camping and travel accessories.

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Koala’s homewares range | Image: Koala

Home and Living

Click Frenzy also marks a great time to fix up a few things around the home. Whether it’s new home appliances, furniture or homewares, brands such as Koala, Fantastic Furniture, SodaStream, Sheridan Outlet, Petbarn and Target regularly turn up with discounts of up to 50 per cent off, including mattresses, bed bases and bedding.

Health and Beauty

Beauty and grooming brands are well represented too. Priceline, Shaver Shop, Sukin and ego eShop have all offered deals in recent events, spanning skincare, fragrance and grooming tech, with discounts of up to 70 per cent on select items.

Travel

Travel gets its own dedicated event rather than a slot inside the Main Event. See Best Travel Frenzy Deals above for what is on offer this week.

How to Shop Click Frenzy Properly

A few rules of thumb will help you get the most out of the event, whichever edition you’re shopping.

  • Sign up before the sale starts: a free Frenzy Pass gets you early access to each event, plus discount codes, secret sales and those limited-time ‘Go Nuts 99% Off’ deals.
  • Move quickly: most offers run for the full event, but some are specifically timed and expire within 24 hours or less.
  • For travel, think in bundles: the better value sits in bundled trips and longer stays. You’ll save more where flights, accommodation and extras are rolled into one, rather than smaller one-off discounts that only shave a little off the total.
  • Use it as a holiday head-start: the November Main Event is a smart way to get ahead of your festive season shopping before Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the Christmas rush.

What is Click Frenzy?

Click Frenzy is a multi-day online sale event that combines deals and exclusive offers from a broad range of merchants on one centralised shopping platform. The event runs four times a year, with the November Main Event the biggest of the lot.

Rather than selling anything itself, the Click Frenzy site acts as a central hub. You browse thousands of deals, shortlist your favourites, and once you’re ready to buy, you’re linked through to the relevant retailer to complete the purchase. You can search by category, brand, product name or item, or simply scroll the full range of offers.

Click Frenzy members also get access to limited-time ‘Go Nuts 99% Off’ deals, along with early access to each event, so it’s worth signing up before the sale starts.

“Whether you’re finally checking out items you’ve been dreaming of, refreshing your summer wardrobe, or picking out gifts for loved ones, we’re happy to be helping Aussies save where it counts,” said Daniel Thompson, Head of Marketing at Click Frenzy.

Click Frenzy FAQ

Does Click Frenzy sell anything itself?

No. Click Frenzy is a central hub that gathers offers from participating merchants in one place. You browse and shortlist there, then you are linked through to the retailer to actually complete the purchase, which means returns, delivery and warranty are all handled by that retailer rather than by Click Frenzy.

Do you need an account to shop Click Frenzy?

Not to browse, but a free Frenzy Pass is worth having. Members get early access to each event, discount codes and secret sales, plus the limited-time ‘Go Nuts 99% Off’ deals that are not available to anyone else. Signing up before the sale opens rather than during it is the difference between catching those and missing them.

Is Travel Frenzy the same thing as Click Frenzy?

Travel Frenzy is the travel-only edition of Click Frenzy, and it runs as its own separate event rather than as a category inside the Main Event. It covers flights, accommodation, tours, attractions, experiences and luggage, and it has run more than once in a single year.

Does Click Frenzy still start at 7pm?

Not for this one. Earlier editions, including the November 2025 Main Event and the March 2026 Travel edition, opened at 7pm. Travel Frenzy 2026 opens at 9:00am AEST on Wednesday, 26 August, so the old habit of waiting until after dinner will cost you the first eleven hours of the sale.

What is Bag Rush?

Bag Rush is the game Click Frenzy runs alongside Travel Frenzy, with a prize pool the organisers put at more than $12,000. It includes a three-night Bali escape for two from Scoopon valued at up to $2,256, three Tanssu luggage sets worth $1,180 each, and a Nintendo Switch, AirPods Pro, Apple Watch SE and Kindle.

How often does Click Frenzy run?

Four times a year. The November Main Event is the biggest of them and lands just ahead of Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Christmas. The travel editions run separately, and each event typically lasts four days, though Travel Frenzy 2026 stretches to five.

This article was originally published in November 2025.

Nick Hall

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Nick Hall

Nick Hall is an award-winning journalist and the current Editor-in-Chief of Man of Many. With an extensive background in the media industry, he specialises in feature writing, lifestyle and entertainment content. Nick is a former Mumbrella Publish Awards ‘Editor of ...

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