Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree is a US discount variety retailer with thousands of stores plus dollartree.com, so pick your party, seasonal or household items, then check out through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. The core catalog is stocked at a consistent low shelf and online price across party and celebration, seasonal and holiday, household and cleaning, food and snacks and drinks, beauty and personal care, crafts and DIY, teacher and classroom, toys and games and books, pet, and health. Dollar Tree Inc (Nasdaq-listed) is the parent company. ShopBack is a Cashback site in the US: go through ShopBack before you pay on dollartree.com and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

Dollar Tree's default shelf and online price has been 1.25 US dollars per item since 2021, applied consistently across party, seasonal, household, food, beauty, crafts, teacher, toys, pet and health categories. The 1.25 dollar price covers the great majority of Dollar Tree's core catalog. Select stores and dollartree.com also stock the Dollar Tree Plus assortment, which sits at 3 and 5 US dollar price points on larger household, food, seasonal and party items where the 1.25 dollar unit price would not cover the product. Both tiers show the price clearly on the product page and shelf tag. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout to earn Cashback at the current published tier.

Dollar Tree Plus is Dollar Tree's expanded price-point assortment sitting above the core line at higher marked prices. Plus items are stocked at select participating stores (Dollar Tree Plus stores are marked in the store locator) and online at dollartree.com. The assortment covers larger and premium versions of core Dollar Tree categories: bigger cleaning refills and laundry detergents, family-size snacks and beverages, larger seasonal decor and holiday centerpieces, expanded party sets, bigger home organization bins, larger toys and gift items, and premium beauty. Dollar Tree Plus items ring up at their marked price and sit outside the core shelf-price rule. Go through ShopBack before you pay on dollartree.com and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback on both core and Dollar Tree Plus items.

Dollar Tree sells thousands of core SKUs online at dollartree.com in bulk case packs, typically 24 to 48 units per case, at a lower per-unit price than buying the same item individually in-store. Bulk cases are the standard buying route for event planners, teachers stocking classrooms, small businesses, church and community organizers, and households running large parties or weddings. Popular bulk case categories include balloons and party tableware (plates, cups, napkins, cutlery), gift wrap and gift bags, greeting cards and invitations, seasonal decor, cleaning supplies, snacks and beverages, and craft basics. Order minimums for free shipping apply per the checkout page; below the minimum, standard ground shipping applies, and local store pickup is available on eligible items. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before placing the bulk order to earn Cashback at the current published tier.

Party and celebration is Dollar Tree's deepest and most consistently stocked category, and typically Dollar Tree's strongest value versus Party City, Target, Walmart and Amazon on a per-unit basis for stockup baskets. Party inventory covers latex and foil balloons (including numbers, letters and themed shapes), balloon arches and garlands, plates and cups and napkins across dozens of colors and themes, invitations and thank-you cards, gift wrap and gift bags and tissue, centerpieces, banners and streamers, pinatas and party favors, and cake-and-cupcake supplies. Popular use cases are birthday stockup, wedding and bridal shower decor, baby shower kits, graduation, retirement, gender reveals, and church and community events. For high-volume parties, ordering the same SKU as a 24 or 48 unit case at dollartree.com typically beats picking through single units in-store. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout to earn Cashback on party stockup orders. Amazon is not a ShopBack US merchant at the moment, so compare its price but do not expect Cashback there.

Dollar Tree runs a rolling seasonal calendar across the year: Valentine's Day (cards, candy dishes, decor) from early January through mid-February, Easter and spring (baskets, grass, plastic eggs, spring pastels) from late February through Easter, summer (patio, picnic, pool, red-white-blue for July 4) from May through July, back-to-school and teacher (classroom decor, bulletin boards, prizes, storage) from July through early September, Halloween (costumes, decor, pumpkins, trick-or-treat) from mid-August through October, Thanksgiving and fall harvest from October, Christmas (decor, wrapping, ornaments, stocking stuffers) from October through late December, and New Year and winter decor into January. Seasonal aisles rotate through the same shelf space, so buying early in each window gives the deepest selection; late-window buying gives the deepest markdowns on remaining stock. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout on seasonal orders to earn Cashback at the current published tier.

Dollar Tree is a mainstay for K to 12 teachers stocking classrooms on a limited annual supply budget, and for parents packing school-supply lists. Core classroom inventory at the 1.25 dollar price covers pencils and pens, notebooks and composition books, folders and pocket portfolios, index cards and flashcards, glue sticks and glue bottles, scissors and rulers, construction paper and poster board, dry-erase markers and erasers, sticker sheets and star reward stickers, prize-box toys and small candy, bulletin-board borders and letters, classroom decor and seasonal cutouts, small storage bins and organization, laminating pouches and page protectors, and reading intervention flashcards. Bulk case ordering at dollartree.com is the standard route for teachers stocking full classroom sets in one order. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout on teacher orders to earn Cashback.

Dollar Tree's household aisle stocks cleaning supplies (glass cleaner, all-purpose spray, bathroom cleaner, dish soap, sponges and scrub pads, microfiber cloths, mop and broom refills), laundry (detergent pods and liquid in travel sizes, dryer sheets, stain treatment, mesh laundry bags), kitchen (food storage containers, disposable plates and utensils, aluminum foil and cling wrap, sandwich and freezer bags, dish towels, oven mitts), storage and organization (plastic bins, drawer dividers, closet hangers, shoe boxes, under-bed containers, pantry canisters), and paper goods (paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, paper plates and cups). Dollar Tree Plus expands the household tier with larger cleaning refills and bulk paper at 3 and 5 dollar price points at select stores and online. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout to earn Cashback on household stockup orders.

Dollar Tree stocks a rotating food and snack aisle that typically covers name-brand and private-label snacks (chips, cookies, crackers, candy, chocolate bars), beverages (bottled water, soft drinks, juice boxes, sports drinks, mixers), pantry basics (pasta, sauces, canned vegetables and beans, canned soup, condiments, cereal, oatmeal), and frozen and refrigerated in select stores with freezer sections (frozen meals, ice cream, pizza, breakfast items, dairy). Snack and beverage stockup for parties, church events, office break rooms, kids' lunches and holiday gatherings is one of Dollar Tree's strongest use cases; the same SKUs typically cost more per unit at supermarkets and drug stores. Dollar Tree Plus expands food into family-size and multipack items at 3 and 5 dollar price points. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout on stockup orders to earn Cashback.

Dollar Tree's beauty and personal-care aisle covers travel-size and full-size items in cosmetics (nail polish, lip balm, mascara, eye pencils, budget palette), skincare (face wipes, cotton pads and swabs, cleansing masks, moisturizer travel sizes), hair care (shampoo and conditioner travel sizes, hair ties and bobby pins, styling accessories, brushes and combs), oral care (toothbrushes, toothpaste travel sizes, floss, mouthwash), bath and body (soap, body wash travel sizes, lotion, loofahs), and hygiene basics (deodorant travel sizes, cotton balls, feminine care). Travel-size items are typically Dollar Tree's strongest personal-care value versus drug stores, and the aisle is heavily used for gift-basket assembly, travel packing, guest-room stocking and stocking-stuffers. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout to earn Cashback.

Dollar Tree's craft aisle stocks a rotating assortment of DIY basics used heavily in Pinterest and TikTok-driven home-decor and party projects: foam boards, poster boards, glass vases and mason jars, wooden picture frames, wooden and foam letters, floral picks and faux flowers, ribbon and twine, glue guns and glue sticks, acrylic paint and brushes, chalkboards and chalk, seasonal foam shapes, wreath forms, pom-poms and pipe cleaners, and holiday craft kits. The category is a staple for teachers doing classroom projects, event planners assembling centerpieces, and home decorators doing budget DIY makeovers. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout on craft orders to earn Cashback.

Dollar Tree and Dollar General are the two largest US dollar-store chains but serve different shopping trips. Dollar Tree runs a consistent 1.25 dollar shelf price on its core catalog with Dollar Tree Plus items at 3 and 5 dollar price points, and its deepest inventory sits in party and celebration, seasonal and holiday, gift wrap and cards, teacher and classroom supplies, small home organization and craft basics. Dollar General does not run a single fixed price; its shelf pricing varies by SKU (typically 1 to 15 dollars) and its deepest inventory sits in grocery basics, national-brand pantry and cleaning staples, health and beauty, and household essentials. For party, seasonal, gift wrap and teacher stockup, Dollar Tree is typically the deeper and more cost-effective route; for grocery and household staple runs, Dollar General is typically deeper. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com before checkout when shopping the Dollar Tree side.

Dollar Tree and Five Below both sit in the US discount-variety space but target different baskets. Dollar Tree's 1.25 dollar core price and Dollar Tree Plus 3 and 5 dollar tiers concentrate on party, seasonal, household, gift wrap, teacher and craft basics for stockup and event use. Five Below's price ceiling sits mostly at 5 dollars with a Five Beyond tier extending higher, and its inventory concentrates on tween and teen categories: tech accessories (phone cases, cables, earbuds, chargers), room decor and dorm, gaming accessories, beauty for tweens, licensed toys and collectibles, and giftable novelty. For a birthday party stockup basket, gift wrap or classroom supplies, Dollar Tree is typically the deeper route. For a tween or teen gift purchase, Five Below is typically the deeper route. Activate ShopBack via the browser extension on dollartree.com when shopping the Dollar Tree side.

For party and celebration stockup, seasonal and holiday decor at scale, gift wrap and greeting cards, and classroom teacher supplies, Dollar Tree at its 1.25 dollar core price and 3 or 5 dollar Dollar Tree Plus tier is typically the lowest per-unit route versus Walmart (see shopback.com/walmart), Target (see shopback.com/target, whose Dollar Spot section covers a narrower slice of the same categories), Amazon (which competes on Prime speed and long-tail SKUs rather than shelf price), and Party City (which wins on specialty balloon consultation and costumes but not on unit price for stockup). For weekly grocery baskets, electronics, apparel and big-ticket home, Walmart, Target and Amazon are typically the reliable routes. The saving strategy is to route party, seasonal, gift wrap, teacher and craft stockup to Dollar Tree, and route weekly grocery and household staples to the merchant with the deepest inventory on that basket.

Dollar Tree ships dollartree.com orders via standard ground shipping to US addresses; an order minimum applies for free shipping (published on the checkout page), and orders below the minimum pay a per-order shipping fee. Local store pickup is available on eligible items and typically free, with pickup ready in 1 to 3 business days once the order is confirmed at the selected store. Bulk case items ship as full 24 or 48 unit cases to the address on file. Accepted payment methods include major credit and debit cards, PayPal and Apple Pay.

Go through ShopBack before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account: sign in at shopback.com (new members join free at shopback.com/signup), open the Dollar Tree merchant page above, activate Cashback with the ShopBack browser extension on Chrome, Firefox or Edge, then continue to dollartree.com and complete the purchase there. The live rate, any per-order and per-account limits and any new-user offer are shown on the Dollar Tree page on ShopBack.

Bulk case pricing on dollartree.com is Dollar Tree's own per-unit pricing on cases of 24 or 48 units. The bulk price is what you pay at checkout, and single items, bulk cases and Dollar Tree Plus items ordered on dollartree.com all earn Cashback. Going through ShopBack before you pay is an essential step, and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. Check the rate shown on ShopBack's Dollar Tree page before you buy.

Dollar Tree takes orders on dollartree.com on desktop and mobile web. On desktop, start from the ShopBack Dollar Tree merchant page and complete the purchase on dollartree.com.

Cashback applies to dollartree.com online orders. The current Cashback is shown on the Dollar Tree page on ShopBack.