About Fweebies
Hello, welcome to Fweebies! My name is Hiral and I run this website from sunny Southern California. I started this site as a personal passion project because I love finding freebies and thought, why don't I share this with others?
Fweebies is a running list of genuinely free things available in the US: free samples, birthday meals and treats, store rewards worth joining, free games and streaming, and more, sorted into the categories on the left. Every listing is checked before it goes up, and a big share of them get re-checked every few days so dead or out-of-stock offers come down fast. Availability, quantities, and eligibility (age, state, account requirements) vary by brand and can change without notice, so check the brand's page for the specifics.
All freebies
Halloween Freebies
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Food
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Restaurant apps with a signup freebie
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Grocery apps with free weekly items
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Pets
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More pet birthday clubs
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Makeup & Skincare
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Stickers
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Birthday
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Store Rewards
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Home & Decor
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Toys & Kids
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Photo & Print Deals
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Travel & Days Out
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Museum passes from your library
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Classes & Education
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Books
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Games & Apps
Free on Epic this week: System Shock 2 Remaster & Buried Stars
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Free streaming with ads
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Free creative & office software
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More Freebies
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Hacks
"Just opened" Yelp hack.
Filter Yelp restaurants by "opened in the last 30 days." New spots often run free-entrée soft openings. DM them on Instagram; they usually say yes for honest feedback.
"Free after rebate" via Ibotta / Fetch / Checkout 51 / Aisle / WeStock.
Combine a manufacturer coupon + store sale + cashback app and name-brand toothpaste, cereal, and deodorant routinely net out to $0. Newer text-to-claim platforms Aisle and WeStock work the same way for single items. Buy one in-store (recent examples: Cove Soda, Happy Coffee) and the brand reimburses the full price via Venmo or PayPal. r/AwesomeFreebies surfaces new ones almost daily.
Buy Nothing group on Facebook.
Search "Buy Nothing [your town]." Furniture, plants, half-used skincare, baby gear, craft destash. Pickups are way faster than Freecycle.
Photo printing: stack 3 codes at Walgreens.
Walgreens allows up to 3 promo codes per cart: combine a free-print code + a % off photo gifts + a sitewide code, choose same-day pickup, and it's literally $0.
Tell a brand what you honestly think.
Email or use the contact form of a brand you actually use with a real compliment or a specific complaint. Consumer-goods companies (cereal, snacks, toiletries) routinely mail back free-product coupons as a thank-you or make-good. Be honest and specific; form letters get form replies.
Photo-gift "free first order" rotation.
Shutterfly, Snapfish, Mixbook, and Mpix each give a first-order free or near-free credit. Use a different email for each = ~4 free photo books a year.
Hotel status match.
Status-match your way to Hilton/Marriott/Hyatt mid-tier for free. One match = free breakfast, late checkout, and room upgrades for a year.
Your library lends way more than books.
Most library systems now run a "Library of Things": free checkouts of tools, sewing machines, cake pans, telescopes, board games, park passes, even seed libraries you don't return. Search "[your library] library of things"; all it costs is a free card.