Back to School Deals at Staples: Savings Starting at $0.25 Plus Free Post-It Note Dispenser
Discover how to maximize your back-to-school shopping with Staples’ low prices, rewards program, and a free Post-It Note Pop Up Dispenser offer.
Staples is currently offering some of the best back-to-school deals, with prices starting as low as $0.25 on select notebooks and $0.99 on Crayola supplies. These discounts make it easier for families to stock up on essential school and office supplies without breaking the bank.
How to Save More with Staples Rewards
When you shop using a Staples Rewards account, you not only get access to these low prices but also earn rewards points on qualifying purchases. These points can be redeemed for future discounts, helping you save even more over time.
Example Scenario
Imagine buying 4 notebooks at $0.25 each and 3 Crayola items at $0.99 each. Your total before tax would be:
- Notebooks: 4 x $0.25 = $1.00
- Crayola supplies: 3 x $0.99 = $2.97
- Total: $3.97
By using your Staples Rewards account, you could earn points on this purchase, which might translate into a discount on your next shopping trip.
Bonus Offer: Free Post-It Note Pop Up Dispenser
As an added incentive, Staples is offering a free Post-It Note Pop Up Dispenser with qualifying purchases for a limited time. This handy accessory can help keep your workspace organized and your notes easily accessible.
Alternatives and Next Steps
- Compare prices at other office supply retailers to ensure you’re getting the best deal.
- Sign up for the Staples Rewards program if you haven’t already to maximize savings.
- Look out for additional coupons or promotions that can be combined with these deals.
Bottom Line
Staples’ back-to-school deals provide a budget-friendly way to prepare for the school year. With prices starting as low as $0.25 and the opportunity to earn rewards, it’s a smart choice for families looking to save on essential supplies. Plus, the free Post-It Note Pop Up Dispenser adds extra value to your purchase.
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