A Great Clips coupon says $9.99 or $10.99, but what you really want to know is how much money stays in your pocket. That depends on two numbers: the coupon price and what your salon would charge without it. This guide puts dollar figures on every common coupon price so you can tell a real saving from a small one.

The coupon prices here come from a public study of 960 real Great Clips coupons that GreatClipsDeal tracked from Great Clips' official Facebook advertising between December 30, 2025 and July 6, 2026, across 44 states and provinces. GreatClipsDeal is an independent coupon tracker and is not affiliated with Great Clips Inc.

The baseline: what a haircut costs without a coupon

Regular adult haircut prices at Great Clips typically run about $15 to $19, depending on the salon and the market. Franchise owners set their own prices, so your salon may sit at either end of that range or slightly outside it. The savings below use that $15 to $19 range as the comparison.

Savings at each common coupon price

These were the ten most common coupon prices in the 960-coupon study, with how often each appeared and the dollar saving against a $15 or $19 regular price.

Coupon price Times seen Saving vs $15 Saving vs $19 $4.99 34 $10.01 $14.01 $5.99 39 $9.01 $13.01 $7.99 58 $7.01 $11.01 $8.99 83 $6.01 $10.01 $9.99 170 $5.01 $9.01 $10.99 192 $4.01 $8.01 $12.99 53 $2.01 $6.01 $14.99 46 $0.01 $4.01 $17.99 32 none $1.01

The study also counted 71 offers at $5.00. Some round-number offers like that are "dollars off" promotions rather than a final haircut price, so check the fine print before assuming a $5 haircut.

What the table tells you

The everyday coupons save real money. $10.99 and $9.99 were the two most common prices, together close to 4 in 10 of every coupon tracked. Against a typical regular price, they save roughly $4 to $9 a visit. That is a solid deal, not a consolation prize.

Deep discounts are rare. Offers under $6 ($4.99, $5.00 and $5.99) were about 15% of the set. When one shows up at your salon, it can save $9 to $14, but they tend to run at specific salons for short windows.

High-priced coupons can still make sense locally. A $14.99 or $17.99 coupon barely beats a $15 salon, but in a market where the regular price is near the top of the range, it still knocks a few dollars off.

Your state changes the math

Where you live shapes what coupon you are likely to see. Median coupon prices in the study ranged from $8.99 in Texas to $15.99 in California.

State Median coupon Lowest tracked Texas $8.99 $3.00 Ohio $9.99 $3.99 Georgia $10.99 $4.99 Florida $10.99 $4.99 California $15.99 $5.00

A $12.99 coupon is an ordinary offer in Georgia but a strong one in California. Judge your coupon against your own state's median and your own salon's regular price, not against a national headline.

A rough yearly picture (example math)

Here is example math, not a study figure. If you get a haircut every five weeks, that is about ten cuts a year. Using a $10.99 coupon instead of paying a $17 regular price saves about $6 a visit, or roughly $60 a year. Swap in your own salon's regular price and the coupons you actually see to get your number.

How to get the most out of a coupon

  1. Know your salon's regular price. Ask at the desk or check the salon listing so you know what you are saving against.
  2. Use a $9.99 or $10.99 coupon when your cut is due. Waiting for a sub-$6 deal often means paying full price in the meantime.
  3. Confirm the salon participates. Coupons are set by franchise owners and are not honored everywhere.
  4. Read the fine print. Check the expiration date and whether the offer is a final price or a dollars-off deal.
  5. Compare to your state. At or below your state's median is usually a good deal.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Great Clips coupon save on average? The most common coupons, $10.99 and $9.99, save about $4 to $9 against a typical $15 to $19 regular price. Your saving depends on your salon's regular price.

Are $5.99 Great Clips coupons real? Yes, but they are uncommon. Offers under $6 made up about 15% of the 960 coupons tracked and usually run at specific salons for short periods.

Is a $12.99 Great Clips coupon worth using? It depends on where you live. It saves only a couple of dollars at a $15 salon, but in a higher-priced market like California, where the median coupon was $15.99, it is a strong offer.

Do coupon prices change much during the year? Not in 2026 so far. The median live coupon price stayed between $8.99 and $10.99 every month from January through July.

For the full price chart, state data, and methodology, see the Great Clips coupon prices data study.