25 Best Facebook Groups to Find Amazing Deals and Discounts

Facebook groups are where serious deal hunters find bargains that won't show up on Slickdeals or Reddit for hours. A member spots an Amazon glitch or a clearance aisle find in real-time, posts it, and 100,000 people see it immediately. The noise-to-signal ratio varies, but the best groups have strict moderation and filter out junk.

Here are 25 active groups where you'll actually find deals worth your time.

Slickdeals on Facebook

Members: 500K+

What Gets Posted: Hot deals from major retailers, flash sales, coupon codes, and links to Slickdeals discussions. It's an extension of the main Slickdeals website but real-time.

Posting Frequency: Constant. New deal posts every few minutes during peak hours.

Public or Approval: Mostly public, but you need to join.

Best For: People already using Slickdeals who want real-time mobile alerts.

Action: Search "Slickdeals" on Facebook and join.

DealNews on Facebook

Members: 400K+

What Gets Posted: Daily deal compilations, coupon codes, flash sales, and seasonal deal roundups. Similar to DealNews.com but integrated into Facebook.

Posting Frequency: Multiple times daily with curated deal lists.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who want deals delivered in organized daily posts rather than constant notifications.

Action: Search "DealNews" on Facebook and join.

Brad's Deals

Members: 300K+

What Gets Posted: Brad's personally curated deals from across the internet. Mix of Amazon deals, coupon codes, and hot sales. Moderated for quality.

Posting Frequency: 5-10 posts per day.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who trust one person's curation over crowd-sourced posts. Higher signal-to-noise ratio.

Action: Search "Brad's Deals" on Facebook.

The Krazy Coupon Lady Facebook

Members: 500K+

What Gets Posted: Coupon codes, drugstore deals, grocery coupons, and seasonal savings strategies. Mix of her blog content and community posts.

Posting Frequency: Daily posts, constant member comments and deal shares.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Grocery and drugstore coupon hunters.

Action: Search "The Krazy Coupon Lady" on Facebook.

Ben's Bargains

Members: 200K+

What Gets Posted: Hot deals, coupon codes, and flash sales. Ben and other moderators curate and post the best finds.

Posting Frequency: 10+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who want constant deal flow with moderation.

Action: Search "Ben's Bargains" on Facebook.

CheapskatesRepublic

Members: 250K+

What Gets Posted: Deals, coupons, and free stuff. Community-moderated with posts filtered for quality.

Posting Frequency: High throughout the day.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: General deal hunters who like community engagement.

Action: Search "CheapskatesRepublic" on Facebook.

Amazon Deals and Steals

Members: 800K+

What Gets Posted: Amazon price drops, lightning deals, open-box items, and warehouse deals in real-time.

Posting Frequency: Constant during peak shopping hours (hundreds per day).

Public or Approval: Public, but heavily moderated to prevent spam.

Best For: Serious Amazon shoppers who want to catch limited-time deals before they're gone.

Note: With 800K+ members, deals vanish within minutes. Set up Facebook notifications.

Action: Search "Amazon Deals and Steals" on Facebook.

Amazon Prime Day Deals (Year-Round)

Members: 600K+

What Gets Posted: Amazon price drops, Prime Day preparation, and deals throughout the year (not just during Prime Day).

Posting Frequency: Constant.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who want Amazon-specific deals year-round, especially around Prime Day and Black Friday.

Action: Search "Amazon Prime Day Deals" on Facebook.

AMAZON Price Drops and Bargains

Members: 500K+

What Gets Posted: Price drops on Amazon, mostly electronics and home goods. Real-time notifications of deals.

Posting Frequency: Multiple posts per minute during peak hours.

Public or Approval: Public, moderated.

Best For: Price-sensitive Amazon shoppers who want instant alerts.

Action: Search "AMAZON Price Drops and Bargains" on Facebook.

Amazon Warehouse Deals

Members: 300K+

What Gets Posted: Amazon Warehouse deals (open-box, returned, and refurbished items) at deep discounts. Also lightning deals and price drops.

Posting Frequency: 20+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People comfortable buying open-box and refurbished items at steep discounts.

Action: Search "Amazon Warehouse Deals" on Facebook.

Extreme Couponing on Facebook

Members: 400K+

What Gets Posted: Coupon codes, drugstore deals, and grocery store coupon matchups. Heavy focus on Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid.

Posting Frequency: Daily posts with coupon strategies.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Drugstore coupon hunters who want deal matchups (coupon + sale combinations).

Action: Search "Extreme Couponing" on Facebook.

Grocery Coupon Games

Members: 300K+

What Gets Posted: Printable coupons, digital coupon links, and grocery store coupon matchups. Organized by store.

Posting Frequency: Multiple posts daily, especially on new coupon release days.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who want aggregated lists of current coupon codes organized by retailer.

Action: Search "Grocery Coupon Games" on Facebook.

Printable Coupons and Deals

Members: 350K+

What Gets Posted: Links to printable coupons, digital coupon codes, and where to find them (Coupons.com, manufacturer websites, etc.).

Posting Frequency: High, especially when new coupon inserts drop.

Public or Approval: Public, but strict about rules (no spamming, no selling coupons).

Best For: People who primarily use printable coupons.

Action: Search "Printable Coupons and Deals" on Facebook.

Digital Coupon Deals

Members: 250K+

What Gets Posted: Digital coupon codes for groceries and retailers, mainly focused on Ibotta, Checkout 51, and store app coupons.

Posting Frequency: Multiple times daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Shoppers who prefer digital coupons over printing.

Action: Search "Digital Coupon Deals" on Facebook.

Freebies for Families (Approved Freebies Only)

Members: 600K+

What Gets Posted: Free product samples, free shipping deals, BOGO offers, and legitimate giveaways (no surveys or spam offers).

Posting Frequency: 20+ posts daily, heavily curated.

Public or Approval: Approval-required. Moderators vet every post to prevent spam.

Best For: People who want to avoid scams and sketchy offers.

Note: One of the strictest moderated freebie groups. Lower volume but much higher quality.

Action: Search "Freebies for Families (Approved Freebies Only)" on Facebook and request to join.

Freebies and Deals for Families

Members: 800K+

What Gets Posted: Free products, BOGO deals, discounts, and giveaways. Less stringent moderation than Freebies for Families (Approved).

Posting Frequency: Constant, 100+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public, but still moderated.

Best For: People who want high volume of freebie options.

Note: More spam than the Approved Freebies group, but you'll find more offers.

Action: Search "Freebies and Deals for Families" on Facebook.

Free Samples Worldwide

Members: 500K+

What Gets Posted: Free product samples, mostly from companies and online sample sites.

Posting Frequency: 30+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People specifically hunting product samples.

Action: Search "Free Samples Worldwide" on Facebook.

BOGO Deals (Buy One Get One)

Members: 200K+

What Gets Posted: Exclusively BOGO and multi-buy deals from retailers. Organized by category.

Posting Frequency: 10-15 posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People looking for buy-one-get-one opportunities at major retailers.

Action: Search "BOGO Deals" on Facebook.

Clearance Deals for Overstock

Members: 150K+

What Gets Posted: Clearance aisle finds, overstock deals, and store-closing liquidation sales. Real-time posts from shoppers finding good clearance items.

Posting Frequency: 20+ posts daily, mostly in evenings after store visits.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: People who like in-store hunting and want alerts about clearance sections.

Action: Search "Clearance Deals for Overstock" on Facebook.

Target Clearance and Deals

Members: 300K+

What Gets Posted: Target price drops, clearance finds, and store-specific deals. Real-time posts of items people found in-store.

Posting Frequency: 50+ posts daily during peak shopping seasons.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Target shoppers who want real-time aisle and clearance alerts.

Action: Search "Target Clearance and Deals" on Facebook.

Walmart Deals and Clearance

Members: 250K+

What Gets Posted: Walmart price drops, online deals, and in-store clearance finds.

Posting Frequency: 30+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Walmart shoppers hunting clearance and price drops.

Action: Search "Walmart Deals and Clearance" on Facebook.

Costco Fan (Not Official Costco)

Members: 400K+

What Gets Posts: Costco deal finds, product reviews, and members asking about product locations.

Posting Frequency: Constant.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Costco members who want deal alerts and product recommendations.

Note: This is a fan community, not affiliated with Costco.

Action: Search "Costco Fan" on Facebook.

Aldi Fans

Members: 300K+

What Gets Posted: Aldi finds, product reviews, and weekly ad discussions. Real-time posts about good deals in stores.

Posting Frequency: 20+ daily, peaks on deal announcement days.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: Aldi shoppers who want to know what's worth buying this week.

Action: Search "Aldi Fans" on Facebook.

TJ Maxx/HomeGoods/Marshalls Deal Sharing

Members: 200K+

What Gets Posted: In-store finds at TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls clearance sections.

Posting Frequency: 20+ posts daily.

Public or Approval: Public.

Best For: TJ Maxx and HomeGoods shoppers hunting home decor and clothing clearance.

Action: Search "TJ Maxx/HomeGoods/Marshalls" on Facebook.

Enable Notifications for Top Groups: Follow your top 3-5 groups and turn on notifications. Deals disappear fast, especially on Amazon.

Join Multiple Groups: Different groups post different deals. A deal in one group might not appear in another.

Sort by New: Always sort group posts by "newest first" so you see posts in real-time, not by most-liked.

Check During Peak Hours: Deals are posted heaviest from 8 AM to 10 PM. Check during these windows if you want hot deals.

Don't Buy Based on Hype: If 100 people are commenting "just bought 5," that doesn't mean you need it. Buy what you actually want.

Report Spam: Scammers and fake offers are inevitable. Report suspicious posts to keep groups clean.

Facebook deal groups attract scammers because the audience is primed to click links and make quick purchases. Even well-moderated groups can't catch everything. Here's how to protect yourself from the most common scams and the warning signs that a "deal" is actually a trap.

Fake Retailer Websites

The most dangerous scam in deal groups is a link that looks like it goes to Amazon, Target, or Walmart but actually redirects to a clone site designed to steal your payment information. Scammers register domains like "amazon-deals-today.com" or "target-clearance-sale.net" and post links in deal groups with screenshots of impossibly low prices.

How to spot it: Before clicking any link in a deal group, hover over the URL (on desktop) or long-press the link (on mobile) to see the actual destination. Legitimate Amazon links go to amazon.com, not amazon-deals.com. If the domain looks even slightly off, don't click. If you do click and land on a site that asks for your login credentials, close the tab immediately -- it's a phishing page.

"Review for Refund" Schemes

Sellers post deals that seem too good to be true (a $200 product for $15), then privately message buyers asking them to leave a 5-star review on Amazon in exchange for a PayPal refund of the purchase price. This violates Amazon's terms of service. Buyers who participate risk having their Amazon account permanently banned if Amazon's fraud detection catches the pattern. Additionally, many sellers never send the refund after you've posted the review and received the product.

How to spot it: Any deal that requires you to contact the seller privately, leave a review, or send a screenshot of your review before getting a discount or refund is a review manipulation scheme. Report these posts to group admins immediately.

Affiliate Link Spam

Some group members post "deals" that are actually affiliate links disguised as organic recommendations. The product might be legitimately discounted, but the poster earns a commission (typically 4-10%) on every purchase made through their link. This isn't necessarily a scam -- affiliate marketing is legal -- but it means the poster has a financial incentive to promote the deal regardless of whether it's actually a good price.

How to spot it: Look at the URL structure. Amazon affiliate links contain "tag=" parameters. Other affiliate links often include "/ref=" or tracking parameters. If a poster shares deals daily and every link contains affiliate tracking, they're monetizing the group. Some groups explicitly ban affiliate links; others allow them with disclosure.

Counterfeit Product Listings

Deal groups sometimes feature branded products at 70-90% off retail. A $300 pair of Nike shoes for $40 or a $500 Coach purse for $75. These are almost always counterfeits. Scammers source fake products from overseas manufacturers and sell them through temporary websites or social media storefronts.

How to spot it: If the discount exceeds 60% on a brand-name product and it's not from an authorized retailer (the brand's own website, Amazon, a major department store), assume it's counterfeit. Check whether the seller's website has existed for more than 6 months using a WHOIS lookup. New domains selling luxury goods at steep discounts are almost always fraudulent.

General Protection Rules

1. Never buy from links in group comments -- scammers post links in comment sections where moderation is lighter
2. Verify the poster's history -- click their profile. If the account was created recently and only posts deals, it's likely a spam account
3. Use a credit card, never debit -- credit cards offer chargeback protection if you're scammed. Debit cards don't have the same consumer protections
4. If a deal requires a DM to access, it's a red flag. Legitimate deals are posted publicly with direct links to established retailers
5. Screenshot everything -- if you do buy from a group-posted deal and it turns out to be a scam, screenshots of the original post help when filing disputes with your credit card company or reporting to the FTC

Speed matters in deal groups. An Amazon Lightning Deal or pricing error posted in a 500K-member group can sell out in 5-10 minutes. If you're checking groups manually every few hours, you're missing the best deals. Here's how to set up notifications so you catch deals in real-time without drowning in alerts.

Step 1: Choose Your Priority Groups (3-5 Maximum)

Turning on notifications for all 25 groups will flood your phone with 200+ alerts per day, making the feature useless. Pick 3-5 groups that consistently post the best deals for your shopping habits. For most people, this means one general deal group (Slickdeals or Brad's Deals), one Amazon-specific group (Amazon Deals and Steals), and one or two niche groups matching your interests (grocery, clearance, or store-specific).

Step 2: Enable Facebook Group Notifications (Mobile)

1. Open the Facebook app and navigate to your chosen group
2. Tap the group name at the top to open group settings
3. Tap the bell icon (notification settings)
4. Select "All Posts" for your top 1-2 groups where you want every deal alert
5. Select "Highlights" for your remaining 2-3 groups to get only the most-engaged posts (which typically correlate with the best deals since members react to genuinely good prices)
6. Repeat for each priority group

Step 3: Enable Facebook Group Notifications (Desktop)

1. Go to the group page on Facebook.com
2. Click the "Joined" button near the top of the group
3. Select "Edit Notification Settings"
4. Choose "All Posts" or "Highlights" based on your priority level
5. Optionally check "Friends' Posts" to see when people you trust post deals

Step 4: Customize Your Phone's Facebook Notification Settings

Facebook notifications compete with every other app on your phone. To make deal alerts visible without being buried:

1. On iPhone: Go to Settings > Notifications > Facebook > set to "Time Sensitive" delivery so deal alerts bypass Focus mode
2. On Android: Go to Settings > Apps > Facebook > Notifications > enable "Groups" notification channel and set priority to "High"
3. Consider creating a separate notification sound for Facebook so you can distinguish deal alerts from social notifications by ear

Step 5: Set Up Keyword Alerts Using Facebook's Search

Facebook doesn't have built-in keyword alerts for groups, but you can work around this:

1. Use Facebook's search bar to search within a specific group (click the search icon inside the group page)
2. Search for the brand or product you're watching (e.g., "AirPods" or "Instant Pot")
3. Bookmark this search URL in your browser for quick access
4. Check your saved searches once daily to see if new posts match your target items

Step 6: Use a Deal Alert App as a Supplement

For deals that move fastest (Amazon pricing errors, flash sales), supplement Facebook notifications with a dedicated deal alert app. The Slickdeals app lets you set keyword alerts that push a notification to your phone when any post containing your keyword appears. Set alerts for specific products you're watching (e.g., "AirPods Pro," "KitchenAid mixer," "PlayStation"). This catches deals posted on Slickdeals before they get cross-posted to Facebook groups, giving you an extra 10-30 minutes of lead time.

Step 7: Schedule Notification Quiet Hours

Deals posted between 11 PM and 7 AM are rarely time-sensitive enough to justify waking up. Set quiet hours on your phone so deal alerts don't disturb sleep. Most Amazon deals posted overnight are still available in the morning. The exception is Prime Day and Black Friday, when deals can sell out at any hour -- temporarily disable quiet hours during those events.

Are Facebook coupon groups as good as RetailMeNot or Coupons.com?

Different. Facebook groups are real-time and community-driven, which means you catch deals before they disappear (especially Amazon glitches). Coupon websites are aggregated but slower. Best practice is checking both.

Can I trust deals posted by random people in groups?

Mostly yes, especially in moderated groups. But verify before buying. If someone posts an Amazon deal, check it actually exists before clicking. If it's too good to be true (80% off something expensive), it probably isn't real.

Why do Amazon deals disappear so fast?

Because 500K+ people see the post simultaneously and buy out the inventory within minutes. Amazon deals require speed. Have your cart ready and checkout fast.

Should I share my personal location in local deal groups?

No. Don't post "Found this at Target on Main Street." Instead post without the specific location unless it's a regional deal (like Aldi-only items). Protect your local stores from being cleaned out.

Are deal groups safe or do they cause scams?

Moderated groups are safe. The risk is primarily in joining sketchy freebie groups with no moderation. Stick to groups run by known coupon bloggers (Brad's Deals, The Krazy Coupon Lady) or Slickdeals if you want safety.

Can I post my own deals in these groups?

Yes, but follow group rules. Most groups require you to include store name, item, discount, and (sometimes) location. Read the pinned rules before posting.

The best Facebook groups for deals combine moderation (to filter out spam), real-time posting (to catch deals before they sell out), and community curation (multiple eyes find deals others miss). Start with Slickdeals, Brad's Deals, and DealNews for general deals. Add Amazon Deals and Steals if you shop Amazon. For groceries, add The Krazy Coupon Lady and Grocery Coupon Games. For Amazon-specific steals, enable notifications on Amazon Deals and Steals. For freebies, join Freebies for Families (Approved Freebies Only) for quality. Enable phone notifications for your top 3-5 groups so you catch lightning deals in real-time. You can find verified coupon codes at blippr.com to combine with Facebook group deals for layered savings.