13 Ways to Get the Best Price on a Keurig Coffee Maker

Checking out the new Keurig coffee maker models but want to know where when to get the best price? I’ve done the research to figure all of this out. Between the deal you get on your machine and not going to the coffee shop, you’re going to save so much money.

Make sure you check out our Keurig coupons and deals before you do anything else!

And remember to download the official KCL app for more savings tips and tricks.

1. Look at older or clearance Keurig models before you shop.

Every time new Keurig models come out, the older versions start finding their way to the clearance section. But the new model is worth the extra cash, right? Not always!

Take the Keurig K-Mini Basic Jonathan Adler Limited Edition, which has been popping up on clearance at Target for only $29.99 (reg. $99.99). The traditional Keurig K-Mini has been on sale for as low as $49.99. The Jonathan Adler wins (as long as you don’t mind the fun pattern).

Another example is the Keurig K-Mini Plus Single Serve Coffee Maker and the previous version, the K-Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker. The main difference between the two? The Plus holds 9 K-Cup pods and the previous version doesn’t hold any. The newer version also has a “Strong” setting that makes your coffee taste stronger by brewing for a little extra time.

Rather than pay at least $20 more for that pod space, just keep your pods in a drawer or basket. And the strong setting? Use the lowest ounce setting on your older Keurig. Some colors you can even get on clearance for $62.99, compared to the $99 you’ll drop on the K-Plus.

2. Save on different Keurig models at Costco with instant savings.

Coupons at Costco are better known as “instant savings.” This means you won’t need to clip a thing. A recent Costco deal on one of the Keurig models:

The same Keurig was on Target.com for $189.99! Plus, the Costco deal included two water filters and 15 K-Cup pods.

Keep in mind that some retailers will give you Costco’s lower price, but that won’t necessarily include the instant savings. And don’t forget about the great Costco return policy.

3. Shop some Keurig Black Friday sales and save as much as 50%.

Black Friday is always a nice time to keep an eye out for a new Keurig. Prices are so good you can buy yourself one and grab one for a gift.

Here are some deals we saw Black Friday 2020:

• Walmart: Keurig K-Compact Brewer $35 (reg. $59)
• Target: Keurig K-Mini Single-Serve Coffee Maker $49.99 (reg. $89.99)
• Best Buy: Keurig K-Cafe Single-Serve K-Cup Latte and Cappuccino Coffeemaker $99.99 (reg. $199.99)
• Kohls: Keurig K-Supreme $99.99 + $30 Kohl’s Cash (reg. $169.99)
• Kohls: Keurig K-Select $67.99 + $15 Kohl’s Cash (reg. $149.99)

4. Take advantage of Walmart Rollbacks and save between 20 – 23%.

Take a look at these Walmart Rollback Keurig sales we recently spotted:

5. Combine a coupon code with Kohl’s Cash and a Keurig sale to save up to 60%.

Stacking the Kohl’s Mystery Coupon with a Keurig sale is how to get a great deal:

6. Get Keurig sale alerts from the KCL app.

Sign up for alerts in the KCL app and we’ll let you know the second we find out about Keurig sales or coupons.

Here are the full instructions for using the Android app and the iOS app. A summary of the steps:

1. Click the alert icon bell at the bottom navigation bar in the app.
2. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner.
3. Scroll down and toggle on “Keurig.”
4. To hide the deals, toggle them off. Easy as brewing a K-Cup.

7. Shop Amazon Prime Day to save up to 34% on your Keurig.

Check out these deals we saw during Amazon Prime Day 2021:

Even outside of Prime Day, consider browsing Amazon for Keurig deals. Earlier this year, I saw a Keurig K-Cafe Coffee Maker for over 44% off.

8. Combine your Target RedCard with Keurig deals and get 36% off.

If you’re a Target RedCard holder ready for a new Keurig, there are some deals you can definitely take advantage of. Check out this deal I saw earlier this year:

Follow our Target deals page and we’ll keep you in the know on all things Target.

9. Save up to 20% by using a Bed Bath & Beyond coupon.

Bed Bath & Beyond Keurig prices are pretty comparable to Keurig.com, so we don’t suggest paying sticker price. It might be worth it if you use one of the ever-popular 20% off coupons, though.

Here’s an example:

10. Shop Amazon Outlet or Warehouse to get overstock Keurig items and save.

At outlet stores, there’s no guarantee that the item you want will be in stock. Some items are refurbished, so read the fine print if you’re set on finding a brand-new Keurig!

The Amazon Warehouse is a nice way to find pre-owned and open-box items. Plus, they occasionally will offer an extra 20% off Warehouse items. Here’s your guide to finding the best Amazon Warehouse deals.

We found a Keurig K-Slim Coffee Maker in very good condition from the Amazon Warehouse for $73.59 (reg. $79.99), making it just $58.87 after the extra 20% off.

11. Don’t totally count out the Keurig.com store. You can get a free Keurig machine.

The Keurig.com online store has basic retail prices on all of their machines, unless they’re making room for a new model.

You’ll generally get the same (or better) deals at places like Kohl’s, where you can also grab Kohl’s Cash or stack coupons.

But…Keurig also has a subscription bundle option (called a Starter Kit) where you can get a Free K-Select or Free K-Mini Plus (reg. $99.99) plus 25% off your K-Cups when you agree to auto delivery every four to six weeks.

You can also find decent deals like the recent sale I saw on a K-Classic:

12. Get money back on your Keurig coffee pods with Ibotta.

Ibotta is one of my favorite rebate apps for grocery store shopping. Plus, they usually have some deals when it comes to Keurig coffee cups and even full units.

Last time I checked, I saw $1 to $4 back on K-Cup boxes.

13. If your Keurig breaks within one year, Keurig warranty will replace or fix it for free.

Keurig warranty covers your Keurig coffee maker for one year from the date of purchase as long as it’s been used “under normal home use.” They’ll even cover shipping for authorized returns.

You can fill out the warranty card that comes with your machine or fill one out on Keurig.com if you want to receive offers and coupons along with your warranty. For instance, you get 50% off your pod order when you fill out your warranty online.

If you aren’t into special offers, Keurig can look up the serial number on your machine if and when you have a problem, no warranty card needed.

Remember, Keurig decides if they’re going to replace it or fix your brewer, so if you absolutely want a new one, check your store’s return policy first.

Come across any Keurig deals you want to share? Spill the tea (or coffee) in the comments!