With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just days away, Google has outlined how shoppers can use its AI tools to get the best deals this season. The company shared four AI-powered tips designed to make holiday shopping smoother and more efficient. In the US and several global markets, Black Friday begins on November 28 and Cyber Monday on December 1. Google highlighted how features in the Gemini app and AI Mode can help users compare prices, track offers, and simplify their shopping experience.
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Google has shared four AI-powered tips to help users in the US and other regions make the most of Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts. While Black Friday offers deals across all categories, Cyber Monday primarily focuses on tech products. Google’s advice centres on using its AI-driven features to streamline shopping, discover better offers, and save time.
One of the key tools highlighted is the “track price” option in Search, which lets users monitor items and receive alerts when prices drop within their budget. Shoppers can even specify attributes like colour and size. In the US, eligible merchants also support Google’s agentic checkout, where an AI agent can complete purchases on a user’s behalf.
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For personalised gifting help, Google recommends using AI Mode in Search and the Gemini app. Users can describe the person they’re shopping for and the AI will suggest items with details on reviews, promotions, and availability, powered by Google’s Shopping Graph, which includes over 50 billion products.
Google also encourages local shopping by using the Let Google Call feature, where an AI agent phones nearby stores to check inventory for specific items. Additionally, for apparel buyers, the Virtual Try On tool lets users see how clothing fits without entering a dressing room, offering billions of pieces to browse through.
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