Adidas (No minimum when you sign up for their creators club).Photo: moppet65535/Flickr Free Shipping With No Minimum But we know better than anyone that sometimes, it’s nice to shop somewhere that doesn’t require you to jump through hoops to save money on delivery. Right now, Macy’s is offering free shipping through 5/31 on orders of $25 and over. We’ve also published a list of ways to hack free shipping at online retailers that don’t offer complimentary shipping. Since you may not be able to just walk into a store, we’ve updated our list of stores that ship for free with no minimum order, and our list of stores that offer flat-rate shipping. Here at Brad’s Deals, we understand that with many stores closed and people avoiding crowds, free shipping is more important than ever. Knowing your purchase will ship for free simplifies everything about shopping online, since you don’t have to worry about the bargain you just found being offset by an outrageous shipping charge. I just saw some comments complaining about delivery places and am sharing one of the places I use as well.It only takes four words to warm any deal-hunter’s heart: free shipping, no minimum. They also let you collect points on every order which translates out to $$ eventually.ĭisclaimer: I have no association with whatsoever. They have places with fees (and free), but they haven't been hiding them. I've used for a long time and they've been pretty upfront for the last 10 years. They're just hiding it so they can getchya.Įdit: For those looking for an alternative that isn't Caviar, DoorDash, or something else with ridiculous fees (I'm seeing that in the comments). Don't be fooled, they didn't start doing free delivery. They don't show it anymore and, in fact, they say ' FREE DELIVERY' now.īut when you get to the checkout, they have a new category called 'Service Fees' which is basically the same exact amount as the old 'Delivery Fees.'Īnyway, I'm sure there are a bunch of other people out there Seamless-ing that pay attention to the fees like I do. You used to be able to see how much the fee would be to order from a place on the main page, like Free, $1.00, $2.00, or $3.00. Not sure when this came into play, but I just noticed it today.

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