Free stickers on TrySpree covers brand stickers, decals, cause and campaign stickers, laptop and water-bottle packs, and bumper stickers. Companies and organizations mail stickers as low-cost promotion, and members post the offers here.
Each listing links to the sticker request form, so you order directly, free, with no credit card. New sticker offers show up often; sort by newest to see them.
How to get free stickers
Who gives away free stickers
Stickers are cheap to print and mail, and every one on a laptop or water bottle is free advertising. That makes them one of the easiest freebies to get. They come from:
- Brand sticker forms. Outdoor, bike, skate, tech, and lifestyle brands keep a "free stickers" form on their site, often year round. These are what TrySpree lists.
- Causes and organizations. Nonprofits, awareness campaigns, and government programs mail stickers to spread a message, often with a small pamphlet.
- Artists and bands with a SASE. Many independent artists, musicians, and small shops will mail stickers if you send a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE). Check their site or social profile for the address and rules.
- Just asking. A short, friendly email to a small brand you love asking if they have stickers works more often than you would think. Be polite and only ask once.
What to expect
- Most stickers arrive in two to six weeks, in a plain envelope with no tracking.
- Many brand sticker programs run all the time, so if one misses, you can usually request again later.
- Some forms ask for an email or a short note about yourself. That is normal.
What is not a free sticker
- "Free" custom sticker samples from printing companies usually need a small payment or a business order.
- Any offer that asks for a credit card for a sticker is not free.
Tips
- Kids love sticker mail. It is an easy way to get them excited about checking the mailbox.
- Teachers can request cause and brand stickers in bulk for classroom rewards. See free educational samples.
- Sort by newest to see new sticker forms first.
Every TrySpree listing links to the company running the offer, and members flag offers that are not genuinely free. See how we check offers.