Offer type
Buy 2 Get 2 Free
Buy two qualifying items and two more are free.
Real discount
50%
on 4 items of the same price
The maths
Four for the price of two is 50% off the set of four.
Worked example
4 items at $7.99 each would cost $31.96. With B2G2 you pay $15.98 and save $15.98.
Worth it when
- You need four, or two people split the basket.
Watch out for
- The two free items are usually the two cheapest in the set.
Try it with your price
You pay
$15.98
for 4 items · regular $31.96
- You save
- $15.98
- Off overall
- 50%
- Per item
- $4.00
Strong deal: 50% off if the regular price is genuine.
B2G2 FAQ
What does B2G2 mean?
Buy two qualifying items and two more are free. It is also called B2G2, buy two get two free.
How much do you really save with buy 2 get 2 free?
50% off a full set of equally priced items. Four for the price of two is 50% off the set of four.
What is an example of B2G2?
4 items at $7.99 each would cost $31.96. With B2G2 you pay $15.98 and save $15.98. That works out to $4.00 per item, 50% off.
When is B2G2 worth it?
You need four, or two people split the basket.
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