How To Get Arby's Coupons Delivered Directly To Your Mailbox

The popular restaurant chain Arby's has been making a name for itself with its iconic roast beef sandwiches since 1964 — you can even order its roast beef by the pound. In recent years, its menu has expanded to include a number of other options, such as a brisket sandwich, a corned beef Reuben, and the Meat Mountain, a massive meat sandwich that includes nine different types of meat. 

If you want to get any of these items at a discount and don't feel like constantly giving out your email address — or if you prefer to hold onto the days where not everything was digital — you might still be able to get Arby's coupons delivered to your door. It all depends on whether your Arby's location offers physical coupons or not.

Arby's restaurants are independently owned franchises, meaning that coupon availability may differ at each location. The easiest way to sign up to receive mailed coupons is to contact your nearest Arby's and find out if they offer physical coupon. If they do, ask to be added to the mailing list. Speaking to the store's manager is the most direct way to get the right information, but also note that even if your nearest restaurant has physical coupons, your access to them might still depend on where you live.

If your local Arby's offers coupons and you choose to sign up for mail delivery, you still have to make sure you're within the geographical distribution area. According to the Arby's website, the chain doesn't actually handle its own coupon distribution: It's handled by a third party, which might put geographical limits on where coupons can be mailed. 

For example, if your nearest Arby's is 10 miles away, but the third party only agrees to deliver mailed coupons to homes within five miles of that location, then you won't be able to get coupons mailed. Keep in mind that different Arby's locations and mailing operators have different mailing schedules, so you also might not get coupons on a monthly basis.

All it takes is a quick phone call to your nearest Arby's to confirm if you can have coupons mailed. In the event that you don't have access to physical coupons, you can still opt in for digital ones, which will be delivered to your email inbox once you sign up for the chain's rewards program. Or you can use other money-saving hacks, such as doubling up on sandwiches by just asking for an extra bun.