Apple Pay Promo Offers 10% Off Furniture Orders With Hayneedle
This week's Apple Pay promotion is a partnership with furniture and décor app Hayneedle [Direct Link], allowing customers to get 10 percent off their orders when using Apple Pay to check out. No promotional code is required, and the offer will last through May 2, 2018.
The Hayneedle iOS app lets customers discover new home furniture and other items, including sofas, art, dining sets, outdoor/patio furniture, and more. Any orders over $49 get free shipping as well.
Apple's new promotional email focuses on home renovation projects, encouraging users to "show your abode a little love" and use Apple Pay to shop at Ace Hardware, Crate & Barrel, and Big Lots. Within apps, Apple mentions Jet, Kohl's, and Houzz as ways to shop and check out using Apple Pay "from the comfort of your own home."
The Hayneedle promotion follows similar Apple Pay offers for McDonald's, Adidas and Hotwire, Fanatics, Grubhub and Seamless, TouchTunes, and Fandango.
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