Save time and money with H-E-B Go coupons! Get exclusive discounts on groceries, household items, and more when you use the H-E-B Go app. With just a few taps, you can access amazing deals on your favorite brands and products. Whether you’re stocking up on essentials or treating yourself to something special, H-E-B Go coupons have you covered. Say goodbye to clipping paper coupons and hello to convenient savings right at your fingertips. Download the H-E-B Go app today and start saving on your next shopping trip!
New valid H-E-B Go Code
- - $5 off groceries, free coffee, BOGO on bakery items.
- $5 off $50 purchase, Free gallon of milk, BOGO on select produce items.
List of H-E-B Go Codes
| CODE | Expiration Date |
|---|---|
| CBRQZEAN | May 23, 2024 |
| HY1VDA9BFG | May 15, 2024 |
| Q8ZDUKGLB | June 8, 2024 |
| YCH08O1TRFS | July 4, 2024 |
| NAF38D9MSG | May 18, 2024 |
| E0TUJ325 | June 5, 2024 |
| SA4LPT5GXC | May 29, 2024 |
| PWYXVZ2N0 | June 16, 2024 |
How to redeem H-E-B Go codes?
To redeem a coupon for H-E-B Go, present it at checkout in-store or enter the code online during the purchase process to receive the discount.H-E-B Go Coupon Reviews
Overall simplifies quick trips. Use as often as possible. bit of a learning curve, especially at checkout, but it's worth learning. Only issues so far are with specially marked items (25% off today only, clearance QR codes). Would like to be able to scan coupons directly or see online coupons clipped to my account applied when I scan the item prior to purchase- very minor inconvenience. Otherwise, I like using the app.
It's hard for me to give this app a bad review, since it technically does what it advertises. But it's also one of those apps that, once you use it, you realize that it's probably more trouble than it's worth. I can see this saving time if the store is packed and you only have a few items to pick up, but otherwise, you're not going to save any time scanning and bagging items individually as you go, vs. letting a cashier do it. Also, every H-E-B I've ever been to is densely packed such that it's hard to stop anywhere without getting in somebody's way. So what's going to happen if this app catches on, and suddenly you have a bunch of nimrods standing in the middle of a shopping isle, trying to scan stuff with their phone? That's going to get really old, really quickly. At the very least, H-E-B needs to eliminate the last step, which requires you to go to a kiosk when you're done. If I have to do that, I might as well just use one of the self-checkout lanes.
Fantastic app built on a futuristic concept from a great local store! Bug: after adding a card (as part of the sign-up process), the app told me "email already registered" and wouldn't let me proceed. Had to back out and then sign in with the account creds I'd just set up, then I could shop. Feature request: the "building order" process (just before checkout) should sync with the store's order management system while I'm shopping rather than having me wait a good 60-90secs for it to commit to the order management system. Feature request: list-making functionality that checks off of items from my weekly shopping list as I scan them into my basket; bonus points for baking in the planogram and telling me which aisle to proceed to next for the items on my list. Other than that, the process was amazingly smooth and sign-up was WAY less of a hassle than expected.