ClearCouponing for food pantries
Help the families you serve save on household essentials.
Give your community clear steps for finding deals on laundry detergent, toilet paper, toothpaste and other everyday necessities.
An introductory organization plan shaped around your budget and needs.
Walgreens · Personal Care
92% savings
Dove Shampoo or Conditioner Deal At Walgreens
Published final-price estimate; may include rewards.
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Check offer terms, quantities and upfront payment before shopping.
50%+ savings*
After applicable offers
Dozens daily
New deals added every day
Clear steps
Know what to buy and do
*After applicable coupons, rewards and rebates. Eligibility, stock and local prices vary; the checkout payment may be higher than the final effective cost.
Support beyond food
Three ways this could help your pantry.
Household and hygiene products aren’t covered by SNAP. ClearCouponing offers another practical resource for those everyday needs.
01 / The people you serve
Make household budgets go further.
Share optional access so adults can find relevant deals and shop using their own accounts.
02 / Your pantry’s supplies
Explore suitable purchasing savings.
We can review offers against your usual costs, needed quantities and retailer rules.
03 / Your supporters
Support requested-item drives.
Discuss relevant deals on products your pantry needs and accepts.
- 1
Choose a relevant deal.
Start with your store and products you need.
- 2
Follow the instructions.
See the exact items, coupons and required steps.
- 3
Check the full cost.
Know the upfront payment and any later rewards.
A simple savings illustration
Small savings can add up over a year.
At 50% savings, $60 a month in qualifying purchases would mean $30 saved monthly, or $360 over a year.
Explore the household essentials someone already plans to buy. This is an illustration, not a measured customer result.
Illustrative annual household saving at 50%
$360
$30 per month on those purchases
$9,000 / year
Combined household benefit, assuming equal savings. This is not money returned to your pantry.
Assumes consistent eligible purchases and redeemed rewards. Actual results vary. Taxes, travel, fees and program costs are excluded.
Let’s find a fit
A manageable start for your team.
We’re a new company and would love to work with your pantry on a plan that fits your needs. Try it with a small group and help us improve through honest feedback.
James
COO, ClearCouponing
Proposed introductory organization plan
$100/ month
Up to 250 enrolled members
- Full Premium features and immediate deals
- Ad-free access with the paid plan
- No separate member subscription charge
- Enrollment help and a support contact
Pricing, group size and pilot terms are agreed before enrollment. Budget a barrier? Tell us when we talk.
Reach out to us
Tell us about your pantry.
Let’s discuss what would help your community and find an introductory plan that fits your budget.
- 1Share your organization and priorities.
- 2We’ll discuss access, support and a pilot.
- 3No client information needed.
We find and explain deals. People shop through the relevant retailers. Some offers require retailer accounts, digital coupons or rebate apps.
Organization use and quantities must be checked for each offer. We’ll compare suitable deals with your usual sourcing costs. The CVS and Walgreens policies illustrate restrictions. Mathematically, 75–80% savings gives 4–5× purchasing power on comparable products; that is not a promise of bulk availability.
It depends on the deal. Upfront payment can be higher than the effective cost after rewards or rebates. Future store credit is not cash; savings are realized when the credit is used on a needed purchase.
We can discuss ad-supported Community Access when an organization genuinely cannot pay. Members keep Premium features and immediate deals, with ads remaining to help support the service.
Participation is voluntary and members use their own accounts. Enrollment and any aggregate reporting are agreed before a pilot. See our Privacy Policy and the USDA’s SNAP guidance for further details.