How Do I Find Amazon Coupons?
It's hard to beat Amazon's prices and perks, especially if you're a Prime member — and that's even considering the program's price increase. But there are even more ways to save at Amazon if you know where to look.
Here's how to find Amazon coupons right now.
How Do I Find Amazon Coupons?
Did you know Amazon has a page where they list all the available Amazon coupons? You'll find Amazon discount codes and offers for both individual items and brands. And you can browse by department, as well as filter the results by most popular, Subscribe & Save, and Prime-exclusive.
Not sure where to start? Check out pages for the most popular coupons or take a look at the Subscribe & Save coupons. Offers change all the time, but here are a few examples of the Amazon online coupons available as of this writing:
- 10% off Post Fruity Pebbles cereal
- 50% off biodegradable trash bags
- 20% off baby wipes
Ways to Get the Most Value From Amazon Coupons
One category you should definitely browse on the Amazon Coupons page is Subscribe & Save. Amazon offers stacking coupons for your first shipment of many products, like baby formula or pet supplies. In some cases, you can get up to 50% off the already discounted subscription price!
You can clip coupons and access an item's product page, and the savings will be automatically applied to qualifying items at checkout.
Keep in mind that you can't use manufacturer offers to stack coupons on Amazon, but you can combine savings in other ways. Because Amazon has both category discounts and individual item coupons, strategic shopping can yield more savings.
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For example, if Amazon is running a 20% off sale on all baby items and there's a 40% off Amazon coupon on your first diaper subscription, you may be able to combine those two promos for even more savings. You can also use a stacking Amazon coupon code at checkout!
The fine print: While no limit exists on how many different discounts you can apply per order, there are some restrictions on combining coupons with mail-in rebates. And some Amazon coupons are only available to Prime members.
More Amazon Shopping Tips
When it comes to shopping on Amazon, most of us are probably wanting to save as much as possible. To do that, you may have to go beyond using Amazon coupons.
Filter Your Searches
Shopping at Amazon can be an overwhelming task, unless you know exactly the product you're planning to buy. Be prepared to dig if you're shopping for a general product category, like sweaters, organization solutions, or even just Bluetooth headphones.
However, by filtering your search down, you'll have more control over the results you see, as well as ways to sort them. For instance, you'll be met with an array of product options if you search "organization solutions." You can narrow those results further by choosing Home & Kitchen under the "Department" header, then Home Storage & Organization. Then you can find that perfect solution whether it's for your desk to store your pushpins, paper clips, and other odds and ends, or to help organize food storage bags in your pantry.
Shop the Amazon Warehouse
Interested in paying less for quality items? Look into the offerings on the Amazon Warehouse page. You can shop by category to find deals on pre-owned, used, and open-box items, including:
The page has considerably more categories, so if you're in the market for a certain item and don't want to spend a fortune, it pays to check Amazon Warehouse first.
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If you're afraid of only finding old gear that no one is interested in, rest easy as that's simply not the case. At the time of this writing, there were listings in the Warehouse for discounted versions of the latest Amazon devices, as well as Nintendo Switch models, Xbox Series X, and PlayStation 5 consoles. We also saw small kitchen appliances discounted, including various types of air fryers, a Keurig K-Slim coffee maker, and an Instant Pot 7-in-1 cooker.
Check Daily Deals
Amazon has pages and pages of daily deals that are worth sorting through. Use the sort feature to easily find the Amazon offers you're interested in.
Even better, you can sort by different categories, like home, fashion, and Amazon devices, among others. You can even shop by seasonal holidays, if you're looking for a sweet deal on a gift but aren't sure where to start.
Embrace the Lightning Deal
One section of daily deals you should absolutely visit is the Lightning Deals page — just scroll down the page and choose "Lightning deal" under the Deal type header on the left. Lightning Deals are time-sensitive offers that usually last for a few hours or until supplies run out, whichever comes first. Some days you could find a ton of products you're interested in, and then others you could search through 100 pages and not find anything intriguing at all.
If you want to be a savvy Amazon shopper, it's worth your time to check out our guide to buying Amazon Lightning Deals. We cover all aspects of this shopping feature, including examples of the prices you can expect on select items.
Just remember that when shopping these Amazon offers, you have a limited amount of time to claim them. Otherwise, the items will return to the pool for others to shop. If you find something that you want but have missed out on, see if it has a "waitlist" button; it's worth joining the list in case someone else ditches their purchase.
However, most of the time, you only have to worry about this situation around big shopping holidays like Prime Day and Black Friday.
Use CamelCamelCamel
If you shop on Amazon regularly, try using CamelCamelCamel to track prices. The tool allows you to track historical pricing for any product on Amazon. CamelCamelCamel can be an excellent way to time your purchases, as it can indicate when an item is likely to go on sale.
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Finally, you can create price alerts through the site. So if you're eyeing a product, it's easy to set an alert and be notified of price drops that meet your parameters. Then you don't even have to worry about monitoring the items on your wish list — you'll just receive an email when they go on sale.
Ready to shop? Check out the best Amazon deals available right now!
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