Who Gives A Crap discount codes and promo codes in November 2026

Students who verify through Student Beans get 15% off as a new customer, on a one-time order or a first subscription order, or 10% off one-time orders as an existing customer. Graduates get the same split through Grad Beans for up to five years after finishing their studies, a perk many people forget to claim once they leave uni.

The new customer rate is the bigger one, so verify before your very first order rather than after it. Placing a full-price order first and claiming your Who Gives A Crap discount code later drops you straight to the 10% existing customer rate.

The brand's discount program, run through Beans iD, also covers healthcare workers, teachers, charity workers, first responders, military personnel, people with disability and people on a low income. You verify your eligibility once, then receive a Who Gives A Crap coupon code to use online.

The rate for each group only shows after you verify, so treat it as a bonus rather than counting on a set percentage. If your basket includes toilet paper, tissues and paper towels, the flat 20% bundle price usually saves more, since bundles can't take another code.

Choosing the subscribe option on the 100% Recycled or 100% Bamboo toilet paper page takes $10 off your first toilet paper subscription order. The saving shows on the product page itself, so you don't need a Who Gives A Crap discount code to get it. It's for new subscribers only, can't be combined with other discount codes, and later deliveries are charged at the regular price. You then pick a delivery every 2, 3 or 4 months, which the site matches to households of 5 to 6, 3 to 4, and 1 to 2 people.

The real value is control. You get an email 3 days before each billing date, and you can delay a delivery, change products or cancel through your online account at any time. If the price changes, subscribers are told in advance and can cancel before it applies. Set your schedule a little longer than you think you need, because delaying a delivery takes a click, while running out usually means paying supermarket prices for a small emergency pack.

Your friend gets 20% off their first order of $40 or more when they shop through your unique referral link, or enter your name at checkout. Once their order is confirmed, you're emailed a 15% code for your next order of $28 or more. The offer is only for friends who haven't bought from the brand before.

On a $40 first order, your friend saves $8, and the saving grows with the basket. Only one discount code works per order, so your 15% reward can't sit on top of a student rate or another Who Gives A Crap code. Save it for a full-price toilet paper box rather than a bundle, which already carries its own 20% and won't accept a code.

The Lil' Bundle and The Bigger Bundle group toilet paper with 12 boxes of bamboo tissues and 6 rolls of bamboo paper towels, at 20% less than buying the same items individually. The Lil' Bundle comes with 24 rolls of toilet paper and The Bigger Bundle with 48, and you can choose bamboo or recycled rolls for either. As an example, items that would cost $100 bought separately come to $80 as a bundle.

Bundle pricing can't be combined with any other offer or Who Gives A Crap discount code, and bundles aren't available as a subscription, so the 20% doesn't carry over to regular deliveries. If your household already uses all three products, the bundle is usually the stronger deal, because a flat 20% beats the student rates. If you only need toilet paper, a single box with another discount may serve you better.

Orders over $30 ship free to most of Australia, while orders under $30 pay an $8 delivery fee. Some remote and regional postcodes pay $26 per package even above $30, or $32 below it, and a few areas aren't served yet. Metro orders usually arrive in 1 to 3 business days and rural or regional orders in 2 to 5, or up to 8 for WA and NT, though these are estimates. Orders go out with courier partners, so they can't be delivered to Post Offices, PO Boxes or parcel lockers.

Watch the total once a discount comes off. If a Who Gives A Crap coupon code drops a small order to $28, the $8 fee wipes out most of the saving, so adding a pack of paper towels to get back over $30 often costs little more. If your parcel still hasn't arrived 14 days after the shipping confirmation email, contact customer service, ideally within 2 months of the shipping date.

Each product page lists a price per 100 sheets, which is the fairest way to weigh one box against another. Recycled rolls hold 400 sheets compared with 370 for bamboo and the recycled box costs less, so recycled usually comes out cheaper per sheet. Before applying any Who Gives A Crap code, look at that per 100 sheets figure, because switching paper type can save more than a small discount on the dearer option.

Who Gives A Crap says one 48-roll box lasts the average person a full year, based on 60,000 post purchase surveys. The 48-roll box also costs less per roll than the 24-roll box. If you have the cupboard space, buying big once means fewer orders, less packaging and less chance of falling under the free shipping threshold on a small top-up.

The brand doesn't publish a fixed sales calendar, so its newsletter, which promises the latest news and promos, is the most reliable way to hear about offers. Limited edition prints also come and go, and they're usually excluded from other promotions. Keep about a month's supply in the cupboard, so you can buy when an offer lands instead of paying full price in a hurry. An emailed offer and our latest Who Gives A Crap discount code generally can't be combined, so use whichever takes more off your order.

Only one discount code works per order, and bundle pricing can't be combined with any other offer. In most cases, that means a Who Gives A Crap coupon code, a student rate, a referral discount, the subscription saving and a bundle price compete with each other rather than stack. Work out which saves the most on your actual basket. On an example $80 order, a 15% new customer student rate saves $12, a 20% referral discount saves $16, and the subscription saving stays a flat $10.

If you buy for an office, cafe or other business, Who Gives A Crap asks wholesalers to order through its separate Australian wholesale portal rather than the consumer store. It may limit or cancel large consumer orders it believes are for business use, so registering a wholesale account is the safer route for regular bulk orders and avoids a cancelled order at a busy time.