Are you looking for an easy way to get coupons and don’t have the time to go running around your city looking for tear pads at various stores?
If so, you’re in luck. There are some great online coupon companies that will mail you coupons for free. No strings attached.
Top 4 Canadian Online Coupon Companies:
Save.ca: Though the amount of coupons they offer at any given time has gone down quite a bit, Save.ca is still a popular Canadian coupon company. There is no minimum amount of coupons required per order and the coupons you order will be mailed to you the next business day.
You can expect to receive your coupons within 1-2 weeks of ordering. If you want to order more than 1 of any particular coupon, you will need to wait 45 days.
Click here for a list of all available Save.ca coupons.
Brandsaver.ca: This website is very similar to Save.ca, except when they update their coupons, they don’t just add one or two at a time – they normally have an entire page full of new coupons. However, they only update their coupon page a few times per year and they are often the same coupons with only a few new ones added.
You must order a minimum of 4 coupons and a maximum of 32, and you can expect to receive them up to a month after ordering. If you want to order more than 1 of any coupon, you will need to wait 60 days. Please note that to access Brandsaver, you need to be at least 18 years of age.
Click here for a list of all available Brandsaver.ca coupons.
Websaver.ca: This site has an average of 5-10 coupons available on the main page at one time. It’s also very similar to Save.ca and Brandsaver.ca in that you just select the coupons you want and hit the order button. Easy peasy!
You must order a minimum of 3 coupons and a maximum of 32, and you can expect to receive them within 1-2 weeks or ordering. If you wish to order more than 1 of any coupon, you will need to wait 45-60 days.
Click here for a list of all available Websaver.ca coupons.
Gocoupons.ca: A much smaller site, GoCoupons.ca has only a handful of coupons available at all times – usually no more than 5. They often have the same coupons over and over again, with new ones added infrequently. However, the coupons that they do keep repeating are good ones (most of them, anyway!).
You must order a minimum of 3 coupons at one time and you can expect to receive them in about 4 weeks. If you want more than 1 of any coupon, you must wait 7 days.
Click here for a list of all available GoCoupons.ca coupons.
These are 4 websites that I recommend if you are trying to find more coupons. They have all been around for awhile now and can be trusted with your personal information.
Coupons are added to and removed from each site often, so be sure to check them regularly for new offers.
They are all connected to facebook. I do not subscribe to facebook, and have no intention of doing so- It is an infringement on peoples privacy.
i came up whit this when i realized i wasnt saving enouph with coupons now i got at grocerys and they math prices for me its reely worth the try
Visit the coupon database, check the box for the site you want (Save.ca for example), then click “start search” and you will see all available Save.ca coupons. (http://mrsjanaury.com/coupon-database/)
How do you work the hidden portals?
there are alot of “hidden portal” coupons for these sites that can really be worth alot.
Maggie: It is sad how there are only a few coupons listed all of the time now.
I started getting coupons from save.ca probably 4 or 5 years ago and I get coupons from all of the sites above.
I have noticed in the past few months that save.ca no longer has 25-35 coupons posted. More often than not there are now only 5 or 6 at a time. Is this because couponing has become so popular? I miss the ‘old’ days.. Thanks for your site, it has a lot of good information.
asheeba: Currently, just those 4 sites.
which other companies normally mail you coupons besides gocoupons.ca, save.ca, brandsaver.ca and websaver.ca?
nisha: I recommend reading this page – http://www.mrsjanuary.com/frugal-living/how-to-start-using-coupons/
hi there. iam a cashier i saw so many people rdeem cupons but i cant get any i tried at save.ca i havent get untill now. some people come with different typpe of cupons like they cut from a mag or some thing they said that they orderd them how could i get those ones? please me and guide me thanks
Angela V: Unfortunetely Save.ca has scaled back on the amount of coupons they offer.
Okay I must have not put the right information at Save, Brandsaver or Websaver because I hardly get to view 10 coupons at any of these websites. I just did my ordering again and I only ordered 3 from one, 5 from another and NONE from the last one.
asheeba: Yes.
are the coupons free?
No catch at all.
Is there any type of catch when signing up for the websites and ordering coupons? Any hidden fees? Etc.?
Is P&G working yet?does anyone know whats wrong? I have tried to log in several times today and it seems the site is down.
hi thanks so much for helping me i really appreciated it the only thing i want to point out is that it’s not 6 coupon minimum for websaver.ca it’s a three coupon minimum and also i didn’t know that you could order gocoupons ever week thank you so much you really saved me and my family alot!
Brandsaver has new coupons on their site today! I selected over 40 coupons! Lots and lots of savings!
thank you Thank you Mrs Jan for helping me find so many great sites for coupons fairly new to couponing and loved that all the sites were so easy to sign up with .
all the sites help but i find it`s about what your doing and why
Er, $7.20 not $7.10. It’s early.
Not specifically related to couponing, but you can buy other peoples’ gift cards at 70-90% of the value at http://www.cardswap.ca/
The great thing is that it can be stacked on top of sales… since they’re not actually a “sale” but cash. You can take $2 off a $10 bottle of Aspirin with your coupon then then pay $7.10 for the remaining $8 owed.
Hope this helps!
Linda: Welcome! I’m so glad you are enjoying the site.
frederic mercier: Thanks for your message. Don’t worry, I don’t believe companies will stop giving coupons away. The more people that want them, the more they seem to offer.