Google Express: 25% Off First Order, Free Google Mini for Existing ($125+ Order)

May 25, 2018 By Jonathan Ping 5 Comments
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gexpressUpdated offers. Google Express has a couple more coupon codes that may be of interest.

  • 5RTC4Q545 – $10 credit towards your first order (i.e. $10 off $10). This is my referral code where you get $10 and I get $10 as well. After joining, you can also refer friends for $10 credits.
  • APPSPECIAL – 25% off your first order ($30 max). Supposedly must use Google Express App (iOS or Android). Use the best option between this one or the $10 off $10 above for your first order. Expires 5/27/18.
  • FREEMINI – Free Google Mini with $125+ purchase. Good for existing customers. Google Mini will appear in your cart after adding code. Does not stack with other codes. Expires 6/5/18 or while supplies last. Time order a lot of toilet paper?
  • $15 off any Target order. Good for existing customers. Must order through Google Express via Google Assistant. Expired.
  • SHOPCOSTCO25 – 25% off your Costco order, good for existing customers. Max discount $40. Expires 4/1/18. Expired.
  • APPFEB20 – 20% off for existing customers. Max discount $20. Must use Google Express app. Expires 2/27/18. Expired.
  • NEWYEAR20 – 20% off for existing customers. customers. Max discount $10. Expired.
  • APP20OFF – 20% off for existing customers. Max discount $20. Expires 2/11/18. Expired.

Google Express delivers things directly to your door from participating merchants like Costco, Wal-Mart, Home Depot, and Target. Free delivery is usually included above a certain amount that varies (i.e. $35). There is no longer an annual membership fee.

Note that some prices may be higher than from in-store. You will usually see a banner noting if this is the case. For Costco, there are reports that the “coupon book” items are still at the store price. Otherwise, a 20% off coupon may still offset the higher costs.

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Last updated: May 25, 2018
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Comments

  1. Seren T says
    January 25, 2018 at 10:10 am

    Something to aware of: the prices for Costco items appear to be inflated through express than in person. The coupon about offsets the higher prices, but it’s not really a deal for Costco unless you are trying to avoid a driving trip.

    This also means that if you return something, return it via Google Express rather than to the warehouse, since the refund you receive at the warehouse will be for the lower price there.

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    • Jonathan Ping says
      January 25, 2018 at 10:22 am

      Thanks for the tip. I read somewhere that the items that are on sale via the monthly mailer ad are the same price both at Google Express and in-store. Have you experienced this as well? I haven’t had a chance to verify.

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      • Seren T says
        January 25, 2018 at 10:46 am

        I haven’t had been able to verify this either (I don’t get the mailer), but a discussion over at slickdeals.net seems indicate you are right and that the mailer items are price-matched to the warehouse.

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  2. jim says
    March 13, 2018 at 10:08 am

    Doesn’t look like you can stack both the first time customer $10 credt plus the 25% off at Costco.
    At least I don’t see any way to do so. I took the 25% promo and it then gives no other options and dthe $10 credit disappeared.

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    • Jonathan Ping says
      March 14, 2018 at 10:40 am

      I agree, I don’t think those two stack. I would get the $10 credit with a smaller order and then the 25% off on a larger second order since it is up to $40 off. Thanks for verifying.

      Reply

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