
This weekend, thru May 10, Arby's has a buy one get one free offer on sandwiches. The free sandwich must be of equal or lesser value.
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If you're in the March Madness spirit, Arby's has a Meat Bracket promotion worth checking out in their app. It costs nothing to enter, takes just a few clicks to vote, and you can score freebies and food offers.
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Arby's have brought back their Angus Cheesesteak. Thru June 19, you can get one free by placing a qualifying order of $10 or more. You'll need to be a Rewards member but it's free to sign up. Shop Now at Arby's

Arby's is offering $1.99 sliders available in-store and in the app for a limited time. New Rewards members also get a free sandwich with any $5 purchase, and app users can redeem BOGO any size side once a week. Buy Now at Arby's
- $1.99 sliders available in-store and via app
- Free sandwich with any $5 purchase for new Rewards sign-ups
- BOGO any size side, redeemable 1x per week in June via Rewards
- Free sandwich offer available via text message sign-up

Thru July 26, Arby's Rewards members can get 50% off a sandwich via the app. (Not a member? It's free to join.) Alas, the Pecan Chicken Salad and Angus Cheesesteak are excluded from said offer. Shop Now at Arby's

Arby's is offering several ways to save through its Rewards app, including 25% off a first order after signing up. Members can also get buy-one-get-one any size side once a week in August, plus 20% off app orders of $15 or more. Rewards offers can now be applied to delivery orders as well, not just pickup. Shop Now at Arby's
- Rewards members get BOGO any size side once a week in August
- Limited-time discount on sliders available in-store and in the app
- 20% off app orders of $15 or more
- Rewards offers can now be redeemed on delivery orders
- New members receive 25% off their first order