Macy's Price Tracker

Macy's was founded in 1858 by Rowland Hussey Macy in Manhattan, and its Herald Square flagship, open since 1902, is one of the largest department stores in the world. Macy's, Inc. also owns Bloomingdale's and the beauty chain Bluemercury, and the company is famous for its Thanksgiving Day Parade. It is closing underperforming stores – up to 150 by the end of 2026 – while macys.com sells fashion, beauty, home goods and furniture nationwide.

Macy's runs its own sale calendar, from the recurring One Day Sale to Black Friday and the holiday season, and many promotions add percentage-off codes on top of already reduced prices. Star Rewards is free to join: members earn points that convert into Star Money, with 1,000 points worth $10, while Macy's credit card holders earn at higher rates. Brands also run bonus Star Money offers that only count if you check out as a member.

Because the same item can cycle through several sale prices within a few weeks, an alert helps you tell a genuine low from a routine promotion. Clothing and shoes are often reduced in some colors or sizes only, so set the alarm on the exact variant you want. For home goods such as cookware, bedding and small appliances, compare an event price with what the item cost in the weeks before.