Where to Buy Keurig Coffee Makers
You can buy a Keurig coffee maker at big-box retailers, kitchen specialty stores, online marketplaces, and directly from Keurig's own website. The best place depends on whether you want to see the machine in person, compare prices across sellers, or get it delivered quickly. Most retailers stock multiple Keurig models at different price points, so your choice of where to shop often matters less than knowing which model fits your needs and budget.
Prices vary by retailer and by model. A basic single-serve Keurig typically costs between $80 and $150, while larger or multi-cup models run higher. Some retailers offer sales during holiday weekends or back-to-school season, so timing your purchase can save money.
Key Takeaways
- Major retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy stock Keurig machines in-store and online, letting you compare models side by side or order for home delivery.
- Amazon and other online marketplaces often have the widest selection of Keurig models and sometimes lower prices, but you cannot inspect the machine before purchase.
- Keurig's official website (keurig.com) sells all current models directly and sometimes offers bundle deals or discounts not available elsewhere.
- Costco and Sam's Club carry a limited selection of Keurig machines at member prices, which can be lower than standard retail if you have a membership.
- Appliance specialty stores like Best Buy and Williams Sonoma stock premium or specialty Keurig models and offer in-store support for setup questions.
Big-Box Retailers: In-Store and Online
Target, Walmart, and Bed Bath & Beyond (online only since 2023) all carry Keurig machines both in their physical stores and on their websites. At Target and Walmart, you can walk in, look at the actual machine, read the box, and ask a staff member questions before buying. Both retailers also offer same-day or next-day delivery to your home if you order online, depending on your location and the model.
Prices at these retailers are usually competitive with each other. Target often runs sales during holiday weekends, and Walmart frequently matches competitor prices if you find a lower quote elsewhere. Both accept returns within 30 days if the machine arrives damaged or does not work as expected.
Online Marketplaces: Widest Selection
Amazon stocks nearly every Keurig model currently made, including older discontinued models sold by third-party sellers. Prices on Amazon vary depending on the seller — sometimes lower than retail, sometimes higher. Amazon Prime members get free two-day shipping on many models, and non-members can choose slower shipping for a lower fee.
The trade-off with online marketplaces is that you cannot see or touch the machine before it arrives. Read the product photos and customer reviews carefully, especially reviews that mention setup or durability. Amazon's return window is 30 days, and the company covers return shipping if the machine is defective.
eBay also sells new and used Keurig machines, often at lower prices than retail. Used machines carry more risk — you do not know how they were treated or how long they will last — so buy used only from sellers with high ratings and clear photos of the machine's condition.
Keurig's Official Website
Keurig.com sells all current Keurig models directly from the manufacturer. Buying from the official site guarantees you are getting a new, authentic machine with the full manufacturer's warranty. Keurig sometimes offers bundle deals here — for example, a machine plus a starter pack of K-Cups at a discount — that you will not find at other retailers.
Shipping from Keurig.com typically takes five to seven business days. The company offers a one-year limited warranty on all machines, and customer service can walk you through setup or troubleshooting by phone or email. If you have questions about which model suits your household size or coffee preferences, Keurig's website includes comparison charts and a chat feature.
Warehouse Clubs: Member Pricing
Costco and Sam's Club carry a rotating selection of Keurig machines at member-only prices, which are often $20 to $40 lower than standard retail. The catch is that warehouse clubs stock only a few models at a time — usually their best sellers — so your choice is limited. Both clubs offer a satisfaction may provide: if you are unhappy with the machine, you can return it within the return window for a full refund, no questions asked.
Costco's return window is generous — typically 90 days or longer for appliances — while Sam's Club allows 90 days. If you already have a membership and a warehouse club near you, it is worth checking their current inventory before shopping elsewhere.
Appliance and Kitchen Specialty Stores
Best Buy carries Keurig machines in its appliances section and online. Best Buy staff can answer technical questions and help you choose between models. The retailer also offers Geek Squad setup service — a technician can deliver and set up your machine for an additional fee — which is useful if you are not comfortable with the installation yourself.
Williams Sonoma and Sur La Table stock premium Keurig models and specialty versions not always found at big-box stores. Prices are typically higher, but these stores cater to home cooks and kitchen enthusiasts, so staff are knowledgeable about brewing quality and machine features. Both offer free shipping on orders above a certain amount.
Secondhand and Refurbished Options
If you want to spend less, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and Goodwill sometimes have used Keurig machines at steep discounts. The risk is that you do not know the machine's history or how long it will last. Always ask the seller how old the machine is, how often it was used, and whether it still brews normally. Test it in person if possible before handing over money.
Keurig also sells refurbished machines on its official website at a lower price than new models. Refurbished means the machine was returned, inspected, cleaned, and tested to work like new. Keurig backs refurbished machines with the same one-year limited warranty as new ones, so the risk is lower than buying used from a stranger.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which retailer usually has the lowest price on Keurig machines?
Prices vary by model and by season, so there is no single cheapest retailer. Walmart and Amazon often compete on price, and Costco offers member discounts. Check two or three retailers for the specific model you want before buying. Keurig's official website sometimes has bundle deals that lower the per-item cost.
Can I buy a Keurig machine and return it if it does not work?
Yes. Most retailers accept returns within 30 days if the machine is defective or does not work as described. Costco allows 90 days. Keep your receipt and the original packaging in case you need to return it. If you buy from Keurig.com, the one-year warranty covers defects even after the return window closes.
Is it safe to buy a used Keurig from Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist?
Used machines carry risk because you do not know how they were maintained or how long they will last. If you buy used, ask the seller detailed questions about age and use, inspect the machine in person, and test it before paying. A refurbished machine from Keurig.com is a safer secondhand option because it has been inspected and comes with a warranty.
Do I need to buy K-Cups from the same place I buy the machine?
No. K-Cups are sold separately at grocery stores, drugstores, Amazon, and Keurig.com. You can buy the machine at one retailer and K-Cups at another. Some retailers bundle a starter pack of K-Cups with the machine at a discount, which can save money if you plan to use that brand.
What is the difference between buying from Keurig.com and buying from a retailer?
Keurig.com guarantees authenticity and offers the full manufacturer's warranty. Retailers like Target and Walmart also sell authentic machines with the same warranty, but Keurig.com sometimes has exclusive bundle deals. Retailers may have faster shipping or easier returns depending on your location.