Stores that run BOGO offers

Publix describes BOGOs as weekly buy-one-get-one-free offers listed in its weekly ad and on its BOGO deals page. Whether you can buy a single BOGO item at half price depends on the state: Publix says in some states one item rings up at half price, while in others you must buy both to get one free. Multi-item offers such as buy-two-get-two or buy-two-get-three require buying the full listed quantity.

Kroger lists Buy 1, Get 1 Free items on Kroger.com with an expiration date, and you add them while signed in to your Kroger account. Its weekly digital deals refresh every Wednesday. Kroger also runs other multi-buy events (such as 'Buy 3, Save $2 Each') that are not BOGO offers.

Harris Teeter (a Kroger company) marks Buy One Get One Free items on its website with an offer badge and an expiration date. You sign in to add the items, and its e-VIC digital coupons are managed in the same account.

Safeway (Albertsons Companies) has a dedicated Buy One Get One Free deals page. You add items in multiples of 2 and the item of equal or lesser value is free, with the discount shown on your final receipt for delivery or pickup. Some Safeway regions have also run 'Buy 2, Get 3 Free' offers on select items.

Food Lion runs BOGO deals as part of its MVP HotSale! offers, available in store and online. Food Lion says more than 1,000 HotSale! items are offered each week, and MVP deals are tied to your MVP card or account.

H-E-B's 'Combo Loco' digital coupons are buy-this-get-that-free offers: buy a qualifying product and get a different product free, or buy 2 (or 3) and get the next one free. You clip them to your H-E-B account. Retail-data firm Catalytics ranked H-E-B second among major retailers for BOGO use in 2025.

Meijer includes BOGO offers in its weekly ad alongside regular sale prices and digital mPerks coupons. Retail-data firm Catalytics described Meijer as a 'steady, moderate BOGO user' in 2025.

CVS runs Buy 1 Get 1 Free, Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off and 'Buy 1 Get 1 for $1' deals in its weekly ad and online deals pages. Most weekly-ad pricing requires a free ExtraCare card, and many deals also earn ExtraBucks Rewards. Catalytics data reported in 2025 that about a quarter of CVS's promotions were BOGOs.

Walgreens runs Buy 1 Get 1 Free and Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off promotions in store and online. Its published promotion terms say the second item must be of equal or lesser price and both eligible items must be added to the cart; some BOGO deals (e.g. on vitamins) require myWalgreens membership.

Ulta keeps a 'Buy More Save More' promotions page with brand-specific offers such as Buy 1 Get 1 Free, Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off, Buy 1 Get 1 40% Off and Buy 3 Get 1 Free. You add the required number of items to your bag, and the free or discounted item must be of equal or lesser value. Each offer shows its own end date.

Bath & Body Works is known for 'Buy 3, Get 3 Free' on full-size body care, where the lowest-priced items are free, plus 'Buy 3, Get 1 Free' on travel/mini sizes and multi-buy prices on soaps and candles. Its store-wide Buy 3 Get 3 Free events around Thanksgiving/Black Friday have been widely reported.

Victoria's Secret has a beauty deals page titled 'Buy 1, Get 1 Free Little Luxuries' for fragrance and body care. Eligible products and end dates are listed on the deals page.

Starbucks regularly gives Starbucks Rewards members limited-time BOGO offers on handcrafted drinks through the app, often on a specific day and afternoon window (for example, BOGO fall drinks on Thursdays in September 2023 after 12 p.m.). The free drink is typically of equal or lesser value.

Wendy's has run in-app BOGO promotions, such as '12 Days of BOGO' in December 2024, which unlocked a new buy-one-get-one-free deal each day, and a 'BOGO for $1' deal in summer 2023. You redeem by adding the offer to a mobile order or scanning the app code in the restaurant.

Burger King has repeatedly offered BOGO Whopper deals (including Impossible Whopper BOGOs and a Valentine's Day 2025 BOGO Whopper) to Royal Perks members through the app or online ordering at participating restaurants.

Papa Johns periodically runs BOGO pizza promotions online and in its app - for example, in July 2025, buy any large pizza at regular menu price and get a large one-topping pizza free.

Chipotle runs event-based in-restaurant BOGO entrée offers, such as the 'Back Home BOGO' on Thanksgiving Eve 2025 and a 'School Spirit BOGO' in August 2026 for guests wearing school apparel. Buy an entrée and get a second of equal or lesser value free, up to a per-check limit.

Dairy Queen runs app-exclusive BOGO Blizzard offers for DQ Rewards members (e.g. September 9-22, 2024): buy one Blizzard and get a second of equal or lesser value free. It has also run 'BOGO for 99 cents' Blizzard promotions.

Krispy Kreme's recurring promotions include 'buy a dozen, get a second Original Glazed dozen for $1', most famously on its annual 'Day of the Dozens' (12/12). Check its promotions page for the current version.

Subway has run 'BOGO for $1' footlong offers for MVP Rewards members: buy a footlong and get a second for $1 with a promo code, ordered through the Subway app or Subway.com.

Kohl's runs BOGO promotions on qualifying items. Its FAQ says two qualifying items must be in the bag to get one free, the qualifying items don't need to be the same or from the same department, and the BOGO discount doesn't apply to a single item.

Lane Bryant keeps a dedicated 'Buy 1 Get 1 50% Bras' shop for its Cacique intimates line, and it has run BOGO free promotions on apparel such as blouses.

Famous Footwear's signature offer is 'Buy one, get one 1/2 off': buy one item and get a second of equal or lesser value at half price, in stores and online. Some items are marked 'BOGO 1st pair only', meaning they can be the full-price first pair but not the discounted one.

Rack Room Shoes runs 'Buy one pair, get a second pair of equal or lesser value 50% off' on select styles, and has BOGO Free pages (e.g. boots, men's shoes) where a second pair of equal or lesser value is free.

Shoe Carnival keeps dedicated BOGO Free pages for categories such as sandals, sneakers, casual shoes and boots. Eligible styles are listed on each page.

Yankee Candle regularly runs candle promotions such as buy one large jar candle get one free (for example 'buy 3, get 3 free' up to a limit), buy 2 get 1 free, and buy 1 get 2 free on tumblers. Online offers have used promo codes; in-store versions use a coupon.

Barnes & Noble runs 'Buy One, Get One 50% Off' on selected books, with collections across fiction, nonfiction, kids' books and more, plus 'Buy 2, Get the 3rd Free' collections such as favorite paperbacks. Offer terms are published per promotion.

Books-A-Million runs Buy 2 Get 1 promotions. Eligible titles show the promotion notation on their product page, and items are counted in groups of three; the discount is spread across the three items so the group costs the same as two.

Chewy runs 'Buy One, Get One 50% Off' deal pages on select toys and treats (including its own brands and seasonal items). Eligible products are listed on each deal page.

PetSmart's sale pages include BOGO 50% Off offers on categories such as collars and leashes or small-pet food and treats (sometimes tied to buying another product). Terms are on its promotional terms page.

Petco has dedicated dog-treat BOGO pages and a treat deal that gives 50% off dog treats with a dog-food purchase. Current offers are listed on its Top Deals page.

Target runs buy-one-get-one and 'Buy 2, Get 1 Free' promotions, often on books, movies, video games, board games and toys, plus 'gift card with purchase' offers. Its help pages say the discount goes on the lowest-priced item, and Target Circle deals apply when you identify as a member.

Dollar General offers Buy One, Get One Free digital coupons that you add to your myDG account ('Add Deal'). Eligible items and limits are shown on each coupon.