2025 Sunday Coupon Insert Schedule: No Inserts on Sept. 14

Whether you’re a new couponer or an OG, you'll want to check out the Sunday coupon insert schedule. Almost every Sunday, the newspaper includes coupon booklets, also called “freestanding inserts.” On holiday weekends, though, inserts are often skipped, so knowing which weeks have coupons (or none) can save you from buying extra newspapers.

For beginners, Sunday inserts aren’t just about saving money — they’re part of a long-standing tradition in couponing. Over the years, clipping these inserts became a weekly ritual for many shoppers, and understanding their history gives you a sense of why they’ve been so popular and how they’ve changed.

There are many ways to get free Sunday newspapers or your Sunday paper subscription for cheap . You can also check your local Dollar Tree; they often carry the Sunday newspaper for only $1.25. Walmart carries the Sunday paper all week, but the sticker price is at least $2. Keep in mind that there may be limits on how many you can buy.

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Save and Unilever Super Saver coupon inserts come out on a regular basis.

Save (formerly RetailMeNot Everyday and Red Plum) and less often, Unilever Super Saver are the different inserts that come out on a regular basis, although the number of inserts issued each week varies.

The Unilever coupon insert has offers for select Unilever brands, like Axe, Degree, Dove, Ben & Jerry's, and Seventh Generation. And the Save insert features a variety of brands, with coupons for groceries, personal care products, cleaning supplies, and more.

The P&G coupon insert was officially gone, but it's back for 2025.

In 2023 the popular P&G coupon insert ended its distribution. Their last coupon booklet was on Jan. 1, 2023. But it appears to be back for 2025! The P&G coupon insert contains offers for P&G brands like Pampers, Tide, Charmin, and Gillette, just to name a few.

The SmartSource insert is officially gone as of June 2025.

We haven't seen a SmartSource coupon insert since March 2025, and as of June 2025, it looks like these coupons are gone for good.

KCL TIP: We use couponing abbreviations throughout The Krazy Coupon Lady website (like SS for SmartSource). And we have a list of the top couponing definitions and abbreviations so you don't get confused.

Look for our weekly Sunday Coupon Preview every Saturday morning.

Want more specific coupon details? We publish a Sunday coupon preview each Saturday morning, with more details about which specific coupons will be coming out in that weekend's newspaper.

Sunday Coupon Insert Schedule 2025

For years, we could get a full-year preview of upcoming coupon inserts, but in 2025, we no longer have a complete list.

Here’s what we do know about the 2025 Sunday coupon insert schedule so far. Honestly, there's not a lot of info yet, but we'll update this post weekly as we receive new information.

(All dates subject to change.)

January 2025

• 5: Save, SmartSource

• 12: P&G

• 19: No Inserts

• 26: No Inserts

February 2025

• 2: Save

• 9: P&G

• 16: No Inserts

• 23: No Inserts

March 2025

• 2: Save, SmartSource

• 9: P&G (regional)

• 16: No Inserts

• 23: No Inserts

• 30: Save

April 2025

• 6: No Inserts

• 13: Save

• 20: No Inserts

• 27: No Inserts

May 2025

• 4: Save

• 11: No Inserts

• 18: Save

• 25: No Inserts

June 2025

• 1: Save

• 8: No Inserts

• 15: No Inserts

• 22: No Inserts

• 29: No Inserts

July 2025

• 6: No Inserts

• 13: Save

• 20: No Inserts

• 27: No Inserts

August 2025

• 3: Save

• 10: No Inserts

• 17: No Inserts

• 24: Save

• 31: No Inserts

September 2025

• 7: Save

• 14: No Inserts

• 21: TBD

• 28: TBD

October 2025

• 5: TBD

• 12: TBD

• 19: TBD

• 26: TBD

November 2025

• 2: TBD

• 9: TBD

• 16: TBD

• 23: TBD

• 30: TBD

December 2025

• 7: TBD 

• 14: TBD

• 21: TBD

• 28: TBD

The History of Sunday Coupon Inserts

Sunday coupon inserts have been a weekly tradition for decades, giving shoppers a chance to clip deals for groceries, personal care products, and household essentials. These inserts became a ritual for many families, with stacks of newspapers spread across the kitchen table every Sunday morning. Over the years, coupon clippers relied on them not just for savings, but also for planning meals, stockpiling essentials, and even trading duplicates with friends.

However, the landscape has changed significantly in recent years. Some inserts, like SmartSource, have disappeared entirely, while others have shifted in frequency or content. Digital coupons and store apps have now supplemented (or even replaced) the traditional paper inserts, showing how couponing has evolved over time.

Related Reading:

• How to Start Couponing

• Ultimate List for Where to Get the Best Coupons

• How to Save on Groceries