Keurig has its National Coffee Day sale running on keurig-com, and the coffee maker markdowns go deeper than the banner admits. The top of the page says up to 30% off. However, the product tiles underneath show 55%.
Three brewers carry markdowns with nothing to enter at checkout. So the price on the page is what you pay.
- K-Supreme Plus is $99.99, down from $219.99. That is 55% off and the deepest cut on the site.
- K-Iced Plus is $69.99, down from $149.99. Over 50% off.
- K-Supreme Plus Special Edition is $119.99, down from $219.99, and it only sells on keurig.com.
Keurig sells single serve brewers, K-Cup pods, bagged coffee, creamers and accessories. The brewers are what this sale is about. Meanwhile, pods run on their own promotions with their own dates and do not stack with any of this, and the Keurig store page carries the current pod offers separately.
Up to 30% off coffee makers Is The Best Deal In The Sale
- $99.99 for a machine that lists at $219.99. Nothing else in the sale comes close on the dollar amount, and it is also the only one hitting 55%.
- The Special Edition is $20 more at $119.99. Same list price, keurig.com exclusive, stainless steel finish.
- If cold coffee is the point, then the K-Iced Plus at $69.99 is the cheapest marked down brewer on the homepage.
The $49.99 Starter Kit Locks You Into 16 Boxes Of Pods
Keurig is also running a Starter Kit through September 29 where the K-Supreme Plus Special Edition drops to $49.99. That is the number you will see in ads.
Here is what comes attached. First, you commit to 16 boxes of pods over 12 months, delivered in four orders of at least four boxes each. Then, if you miss the 16, Keurig bills you the remaining balance of the $219.99 list price.
So the math depends entirely on how much coffee you drink;
- A household getting through a box a month clears 16 boxes without noticing and saves $70 up front against the outright price. In addition, Auto-Delivery pods run 25% off list, so the coffee comes down too.
- A light user who quits after eight boxes pays the outstanding $170. Add that to the $49.99 and the machine cost $220. The outright buy was $99.99.
Therefore, if you cannot say with confidence that you will use 16 boxes in a year, buy the $99.99 one and skip the kit. Besides, pods cost less elsewhere anyway. 11th Street Coffee runs up to 35% off K-Cup pods, and Gourmesso sells Keurig compatible pods plus a descaling kit from $12.99, which you will need within the first few months of owning any of these machines.
Free standard shipping covers every brewer, as well as any order over $35 to the contiguous US. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico do not qualify. Similarly, the Outlet section and bundles sit outside this sale pricing.
Everything Is Tied To September 29
National Coffee Day is the 29th and that is why all of this is running. As a result, the Starter Kit offer ends that day. The straight markdowns on the K-Supreme Plus and K-Iced Plus do not carry a published end date, but they are built around the same event. Consequently, I would not count on them surviving past it.
If the K-Supreme Plus at $99.99 is on your list, that is the one to order this week.