Amazon Dash Button on Sale for $0.99, And… Get a $4.99 Credit

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Another pre-Amazon Prime Day deal! For TODAY only, Amazon is selling their regularly priced $4.99 dash button for only $0.99. Also, after your first press of the button to order the selected item, youâ€™ll receive a $4.99 credit. And if you select “No Rush Shipping” at check-out you can get $1 towards digital items. No promotion code is needed, just scroll all the way down the page and you’ll see many of the buttons on sale for $0.99.Â Ultimately, you can think of this promotion as getting a free dash button and $4 towards your first order. Based on the terms, you can take advantage of this promotion an unlimited number of times, but you’ll only receive the credit once per dash button. You just need to make sure to use the credit by December 31, 2017.

What is Amazon Dash Button?

It is a pretty cool concept where you can easilyÂ re-order your favorite products with a press of a button. All you have to do is connect the button with a product of choice from Amazon and when you are running low on the product, press the button and it is re-ordered! I know many people keep it right on their washing machine to be able to re-order laundry detergent when they are running low. You can also keep them in your pantry, medicine cabinet, linen closet,Â under the sink, etc.

Even if you do not think youâ€™ll use the dash button often, this is still worth it just for the free credits! I’ll happily take $4 in credits on multiple household items that I use often!Â You can check out all the available dash buttons here.

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