These 7 Retailers Match Amazon Prices To Save You Money
Amazon may be spearheading a global takeover via online shopping, but that doesn’t mean it always has the lowest price. In fact, many major retailers offer price match guarantees, meaning you can shop in‑store or online and still get Amazon‑level pricing (sometimes even better and without the convenience tax).
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If you’re trying to save money on everyday purchases, knowing which stores price-match Amazon can make a big difference. Here are seven stores that price match Amazon in 2026, and how to use their price match policies to your advantage.
1. Best Buy
Electronics like TVs, laptops, headphones and more often come with a hefty price tag, so don’t leave money on the table. Best Buy, well-known for its price match guarantee, will match Amazon items if they are the identical item -- in other words, the same brand, model and color. You can price match at the time of purchase or during the return/exchange window, both in-store or online.
2. Lowe's
The good news is that Lowe's has a price match promise that offers customers a price match if they find an item that costs less at competitors, including Amazon. The better news is that sometimes it even includes extra perks, such as factoring in delivery fees, which can give you an even better deal.
If you find a lower price for an identical item from a qualifying retailer while shopping online, you can validate it by calling in to your local store and speaking with a store associate, or by chatting with an online rep.
3. Ashley Furniture
Many may not know, but Ashley Furniture will price match Amazon if the items are the same SKU, brand, color and model. Keep in mind, the product must be in stock on both sites and policies may vary slightly by location. Furniture is expensive, which is why Ashley Furniture’s policy can come in handy. Ashley's in-store price guarantee says it will beat competitors by $1.
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4. Staples
Staples accepts Amazon price matches in-store and has a 100% price match guarantee for items you find at a lower price. The process is simple, as you can bring the proof to a Staples associate at checkout and receive a price match or online. Staples makes it simple to match Amazon prices, especially for office supplies like printers and school supplies.
5. JCPenney
If you can still find a JCPenney store near you, it does price match Amazon for online and in-store purchases. You have up to 14 days from making your purchase to receive a price match. Keep in mind, the price match guarantee does not include shipping charges, and you must bring proof of the lower price on Amazon. If you are calling, the representative must verify that the price is lower on Amazon before they can complete the price match.
6. Home Depot
Home Depot isn’t afraid of a little competition, so yes, its "Guaranteed Low Price" policy includes matching online competitor prices, including shipping costs, for HomeDepot.com purchases. In-store purchases can also be matched at the register against Amazon prices for many appliances, tools and home improvement supplies.
7. Dick's Sporting Goods
Dick's Sporting Goods has a price match policy for customers who find an identical product match at a lower price, including from Amazon. To qualify, ensure the item is the same brand, model number, color and it is not from a third-party reseller or marketplace. If you’re buying sports gear, Dick’s may be the place to check before checking out at Amazon.
Hiba Boutary and Jake Safane contributed to the reporting for this article.
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