GreatClipsDeal is an independent Great Clips coupon aggregator and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Great Clips Inc. Great Clips salons are independently owned franchises, so prices and coupon terms are set locally. Always confirm the final price and the coupon terms with your salon before your cut.
Contents
“Great Clips $9.99 haircut” is one of the most searched coupon phrases for the brand, and for good reason: $9.99 sits right in the sweet spot between a rare bargain and a weak discount. But is a $9.99 Great Clips coupon actually available, how often does it appear, and is it a good price where you live? Here’s what real data says.
All numbers below come from the Great Clips coupon prices data study, which recorded 960 unique coupons from Great Clips’ official Facebook advertising over 189 consecutive days, December 30, 2025 to July 6, 2026, across 44 states and provinces.
# The short answer
- Yes, $9.99 Great Clips coupons are real and common. $9.99 appeared 170 times out of 960 coupons, the second most common price.
- Only $10.99 was more common, at 192 coupons. Together, $9.99 and $10.99 made up 362 coupons, roughly 38% of everything tracked.
- $9.99 is local, not national. Each coupon was an offer for specific salons, so a $9.99 offer near a friend may not cover your salon.
- Compared with a regular cut, which typically runs about $15 to $19, a $9.99 coupon saves roughly $5 to $9 per visit.
# How $9.99 compares with other Great Clips coupon prices
These are the ten most common coupon prices in the study:
| Coupon price | Times seen | Where $9.99 fits |
|---|---|---|
| $4.99 | 34 | Much cheaper, but rare and short-lived |
| $5.00 | 71 | Some are “dollars off,” not a $5 cut |
| $5.99 | 39 | Rare promotion |
| $7.99 | 58 | Better than $9.99, less common |
| $8.99 | 83 | A notch better; the Texas median |
| $9.99 | 170 | Normal good price |
| $10.99 | 192 | Most common price, $1 more |
| $12.99 | 53 | Typical in higher-cost markets |
| $14.99 | 46 | Smaller discount |
| $17.99 | 32 | Close to regular price in many areas |
The takeaway: $9.99 isn’t the cheapest Great Clips coupon, but it’s a dependable one. Offers under $6 made up only 144 coupons, about 15%, and they tended to come in short bursts.
# Is $9.99 a good price in your state?
Whether $9.99 is a great deal or just average depends heavily on where you live:
| State | Median coupon price | Lowest coupon tracked | Is $9.99 good here? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | $8.99 | $3.00 | About average; $8.99 is typical |
| Ohio | $9.99 | $3.99 | Exactly the typical price |
| Georgia | $10.99 | $4.99 | Better than typical |
| Florida | $10.99 | $4.99 | Better than typical |
| California | $15.99 | $5.00 | Excellent, well below typical |
So a $9.99 offer in California is a standout, while in Texas you might reasonably wait for an $8.99.
# Has $9.99 been getting rarer?
Not according to the data. The median live coupon stayed between $8.99 and $10.99 every month from January through July 2026, with no upward trend. In practical terms, $9.99 stayed squarely inside the normal range for the whole period, so there’s no sign it’s disappearing.
# How to get a $9.99 Great Clips coupon
- Pick the salon you’ll actually use. Offers are tied to salons or groups of nearby salons.
- Check live offers for that salon or area. Look for a listing that shows the price, the salons covered and an end date. A bare “$9.99” headline with no salon list isn’t enough.
- Compare with your state’s typical price. If your area usually sees $10.99 or more, take the $9.99. If $8.99 offers are common near you, it may be worth checking a little longer.
- Watch the end date. Coupons expire, and an old $9.99 screenshot won’t be honored after the offer ends.
- Confirm what’s covered. Coupons generally cover a standard haircut, not add-on services.
- Show the offer before you pay. Ask the stylist or front desk what your total will be with it.
# Should you hold out for something cheaper than $9.99?
Usually not. If you need a cut now, paying the regular $15 to $19 while waiting for a rare sub-$6 offer costs more than just using a $9.99 coupon. A cheaper offer only makes sense if one is already live for your salon. Otherwise, $9.99 is a solid, realistic target.
# FAQ
Is the Great Clips $9.99 haircut coupon real? Yes. It was the second most common coupon price in the study, appearing 170 times out of 960 tracked coupons.
Does the $9.99 coupon work at every Great Clips? No. Each offer covers specific salons. Check that your salon is listed before you go.
Is there anything cheaper than $9.99? Yes, offers at $8.99, $7.99 and occasionally under $6 appeared, but sub-$6 offers were only about 15% of coupons. See the full price breakdown in the Great Clips coupon data study.
How much do I save with a $9.99 coupon? Compared with a regular cut of about $15 to $19, roughly $5 to $9 per visit, depending on your salon.
Is $9.99 before or after tax? Coupon prices are generally shown before tax, and salons set their own terms, so confirm the total at the counter.
Written by Kumar Chaudhari, GreatClipsDeal. Coupon prices and counts are from offers we tracked between Dec 30, 2025 and Jul 6, 2026. Your salon’s prices may differ.