# Great Clips Prices FAQ 2026: 15 Quick Answers About Coupon Prices, Regular Prices and Today’s Offer

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People searching for Great Clips prices usually want one short answer: how much will I pay, is this coupon normal, and where is today’s offer? This page collects the most common questions in one place, with short answers you can scan before you check in.

Every number here comes from a public study of 960 real Great Clips coupons that GreatClipsDeal recorded from Great Clips’ official Facebook advertising over 189 consecutive days, from December 30, 2025 to July 6, 2026, across 44 states and provinces. Where the study has no data (for example, add-on services), this page says so instead of guessing.

# Quick reference

# Coupon prices

# 1. How much is a Great Clips haircut with a coupon?

Most often $9.99 or $10.99. Those two prices together made up nearly 4 in 10 of the 960 coupons in the study. If your offer is in that range, you are looking at a normal coupon price.

# 2. What is the cheapest Great Clips coupon?

The study’s lowest common price points were $4.99 (34 coupons), $5.00 (71) and $5.99 (39). Together they were about 15% of all coupons. The lowest prices seen in individual states went even lower, such as $3.00 in Texas and $3.99 in Ohio, but those were rare.

# 3. Is a $5.00 Great Clips coupon a $5 haircut?

Not always. The study notes that a small number of round-price offers like $5.00 are “dollars off” promotions rather than final haircut prices. Read the coupon wording: “$5.00 haircut” and “$5 off” are very different.

# 4. How often do sub-$6 coupons show up?

About 15% of the time across the whole period, and they tend to come in short promotional bursts at specific salons. They are real, but they are the exception, not the normal price.

# 5. What share of coupons were above $12?

The $12.99, $14.99 and $17.99 price points together accounted for 131 coupons, about 14% of the total. Higher coupon prices are more common in higher-priced markets.

# Regular prices and savings

# 6. How much is a Great Clips haircut without a coupon?

The study’s guide for regular, non-coupon prices is about $15 to $19. Your salon’s posted menu is the final word, because each franchise sets its own prices.

# 7. How much does a typical coupon save?

At $10.99, the saving against a $15 to $19 regular price is about $4 to $8 per cut. At $9.99, it is about $5 to $9. Lower coupons save more, but appear less often.

# 8. Do coupons cover add-ons like shampoo or beard trims?

The study tracked coupon prices for haircut offers only, so it has no data on add-on pricing. Check the coupon terms and ask the salon before your cut.

# Location and timing

# 9. Why is my Great Clips coupon more expensive than my friend’s?

Location matters more than timing. Median coupon prices in the study were $8.99 in Texas, $9.99 in Ohio, $10.99 in Georgia and Florida, and $15.99 in California. A friend in another state can see a very different board.

# 10. Are Great Clips prices going up in 2026?

Not on the coupon side, so far. The median live coupon price stayed between $8.99 and $10.99 in every month from January through July 2026, with no upward trend.

# 11. Is there a best day or month to find a cheap coupon?

The study found no strong timing pattern in prices; the monthly median barely moved. Your state and salon have a bigger effect than the calendar. Waiting for a rare sub-$6 offer often means paying the regular price in the meantime.

# Comparing and checking offers

# 12. Is a $10.99 coupon a good deal?

Yes, in most places. It was the single most common coupon price in the study and still saves a few dollars against the regular $15 to $19 range. In California, where the median was $15.99, a $12.99 coupon is a strong price.

# 13. How do I compare two offers?

Compare the final price, not the headline. Check that both are haircut prices (not dollars off), that both apply to your salon, and that neither has expired. The lower final price at your salon wins.

# 14. Why do some websites promise $5.99 Great Clips haircuts?

Because the cheapest offers get the most clicks. Sub-$6 coupons do exist, but at about 15% of offers they are not what most people will find on a given day. Treat any “$5.99 everywhere” claim with caution.

# 15. How do I find today’s Great Clips offer?

Check the coupons currently listed for your area and confirm the salon, the price and the end date before you check in. Then compare that price with the benchmarks above: $9.99 to $10.99 is normal, under $9 is better than typical in most states, and under $6 is a rare event worth using quickly.

# A simple way to use these answers

1. Find the offer for your salon.
2. Check whether it is a final price or a dollars-off offer.
3. Compare it with $9.99 to $10.99 and with your state’s median.
4. Confirm the end date and use it before it expires.

The full price chart, state table and methodology are in the Great Clips coupon prices data study.

Written by Kumar Chaudhari, GreatClipsDeal. GreatClipsDeal is an independent coupon aggregator, not affiliated with Great Clips Inc. Figures come from GreatClipsDeal’s tracking of 960 coupons, Dec 30, 2025 to Jul 6, 2026; confirm prices with your local salon.