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Most retailers let you use a manufacturer coupon plus a store coupon on the same item, which stacks pretty well if you find both.
Cashback apps like Ibotta or Fetch usually work on top of that too, since they're separate transactions - just scan your receipt after you pay.
The trick is checking the coupon fine print because some say "not valid with other offers," which kills the whole thing. Stack em strategically on stuff that's already on sale and you'll actually see decent savings instead of just fooling yourself.
The thing that actually moves the needle is reading the fine print on each coupon - a lot of people miss that manufacturer coupons often say "one per transaction" while store coupons say "one per item," which means you can legitimately stack them if you're buying multiples. I grabbed laundry detergent last month, used a manufacturer coupon on two bottles, stacked the store coupon on each one separately, then ran it through Fetch on top - ended up paying maybe 40% of the original price.
Just double-check your receipt after because cashback apps sometimes don't register if the coupon discount already exceeded a certain threshold, so verify before closing out the transaction.
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