Mixbook's headline offer right now is 50% off additional pages plus up to 40% off everything else, a broad discount that works across most of the store. The best deal for you depends on what you're ordering—whether you're buying a single item, stocking up on multiple books, or focusing on a specific product like calendars.
Single photo book purchase: If you're buying just one 12x12" photo book, grab the 50% off 12x12" photo books offer instead of the headline deal. This gives you a better discount on that specific size than the general 40% off everything else tier.
Two books: The 30% off two books deal saves you more than the headline offer's tiered approach when you're purchasing exactly two items across the store.
Three books: Jump to the 35% savings on three book acquisitions offer, which beats both smaller purchase discounts and the headline deal's percentage.
Four or more books: The 40% off four or more books deal is your best bet here, outperforming the headline offer's up to 40% cap and giving you a clearer, larger discount on bulk purchases.
Calendar shoppers: You have two calendar specific offers to choose between. If you're buying two 14x11" calendars, the buy one, get one free deal is unbeatable. For multiple 12x12" calendars, compare the 50% off 12x12" calendars against the fixed price of $23 per 12x12" inch calendar—the percentage will usually win unless you're buying just one or two, in which case the fixed price may be better depending on the original cost.
First time customers: New to Mixbook? Sign up for the newsletter to unlock up to 50% off your first order before you shop, then compare what you save with that offer against the specific deals listed above once you know your basket size.
Orders over $79: The headline offer throws in free shipping on orders above $79, so factor that into your comparison if you're spending that much.
Since you can use only one offer at checkout, add your items to your basket, then calculate which of these deals produces the biggest discount for your specific purchase. Pick whichever saves you the most money.