Enterprise Rent-A-Car Promo Codes & Coupons

1. Book the current offer from Enterprise's deals page

   Up to 15% off the base rateLow effortRentals of 3–27 days picked up by Dec 15, 2026

   In October 2026, Enterprise's US deals page featured up to 15% off the base rate on rentals of 3 days or more: 10% on economy, compact, midsize, standard and full-size cars and 15% on other classes, for pickups by December 15, 2026 and returns by December 29. Enterprise says the offer is available only through the link on its All Deals & Coupons page, in its emails or in its app; it needs a reservation at least 24 hours ahead, caps the rental at 27 days and can't be combined with another discount. Taxes, fees, fuel, extra drivers and optional products are charged in full.^{[1, 2]}

   1. Open All Deals & Coupons on enterprise.com and choose the offer.
   2. Book through the offer's link at least 24 hours before pickup.
   3. Check the blackout table on the offer page for your city and dates.

2. Join Enterprise Plus and spend points on free days

   Free rental days, no blackout datesLow effortRenters aged 21 and over

   Enterprise Plus is free for anyone 21 or older, and each qualifying dollar earns 1 point: the base rate, paid upgrades and add-ons after any discount, but not taxes, surcharges, airport fees or fuel. Points buy free rental days with no blackout dates, up to 7 on one rental, covering the base rate only. Enterprise's own pages quote different starting prices — 400 points on its redemption page, 600 in its FAQ, 700 on its earn-points page — and the real number depends on location, dates and car class.^{[4, 5, 6, 7, 8]}

   1. Join free on enterprise.com or in the Enterprise app.
   2. Add your member number when you reserve, so the rental earns points.
   3. To redeem, sign in, start a reservation and choose to pay in points.

3. Use the government leisure rate or your USAA benefits

   5% off base rates, fees waivedSome effortFederal staff, service members, retirees, veterans, USAA members

   For off-duty trips, current federal employees, active-duty members, retired employees and veterans get 5% off base rates, with no military association membership required; leisure bookings need a renter aged 21 or older, and military or government ID may be requested at pickup. USAA members get a discount off base retail rates at US locations plus extras: no underage fee for USAA-insurance-eligible members aged 21–24, no extra-driver fee for USAA spouses or family members, and primary liability coverage included. The USAA offer needs a booking 24 hours ahead and doesn't combine with other discounts.^{[17, 18]}

4. Trim the extras before you reach the counter

   Skip $15-a-day driver fees and fuel markupsLow effortEveryone

   A spouse or domestic partner who meets the same age and license rules drives at no extra charge; any other added driver costs $15 a day ($5 in New York) and must appear at the counter. Refuel before you return: at non-airport branches Enterprise bills its own local fuel rate, which it describes as typically above the pump price, and prepaid fuel at airports is sold only as a full tank with no refund. Damage Waiver and the other protection products are optional, so check what your auto insurer or card company covers before you accept them.^{[13, 14, 16]}

5. Rent from a neighborhood branch that picks you up

   A free ride to your carSome effortRenters near a non-airport branch

   Enterprise's non-airport branches offer free pick-up during business hours, handled by the first branch within 10 miles that's able to do it; confirm at least two hours ahead to guarantee the time. Enterprise also says its specials are often available at non-airport branches. These branches can't collect you from an airport, and they need the car back during opening hours unless they have an after-hours drop box.^{[3, 10, 21]}

   1. Find the nearest non-airport branch and call it directly.
   2. Confirm your rental at least two hours before the pick-up time you want.
   3. Ask whether there's an after-hours drop box if you'll return late.

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who keeps this guide's deals current.

Enterprise applies its public offers through links on its own All Deals & Coupons page instead of printing codes, and its terms reserve organization coupon codes for that group's members. We list those public deals with their end dates — never corporate or member codes.

• Up to 15% off rentals of 3+ days

  Enterprise's offer of 10% off economy, compact, midsize, standard and full-size cars and 15% off other car classes, on the base rate of rentals from 3 to 27 days.

  Found on enterprise.com on Oct 16, 2026

  Terms

  Base rate (time and mileage) only; taxes, fees, fuel, extra drivers and optional products excluded. Pick up by December 15, 2026 and return by December 29, 2026; reserve at least 24 hours ahead; 3-day minimum, 27-day maximum. Not valid on Exotic, Cargo Van, Box Truck or Stake Bed classes. Available only through the link on Enterprise's deals page, its emails or its app. Blackout dates apply by state and city (see the offer page). Can't be combined with any other discount or added to an existing reservation.

  See the offer

  Ends Dec 15, 2026

1. One unpaid toll signs you up for TollPass

   On Northeast toll roads, driving through a toll without paying it enrolls you in the TollPass Service: $4.95 for each day you incur a toll, up to $34.65 per rental, plus each toll at the highest of the video, cash or undiscounted rate, typically billed 4–6 weeks later. To avoid it, use your own E-ZPass (registering the rental's plate if your issuer requires it) or pay cash where lanes accept it.^[15]

2. The 15% offer has long blackout lists

   Whole states and cities drop out of the offer on set dates: all of Arizona from October 2 to 26, 2026, all of Hawaii from November 4 to 14, and Port Canaveral, Florida, until December 15. Check the table on the offer page for your pickup city and dates before you count on the discount.^[2]

3. The young renter fee depends on the state

   Enterprise rents from 21 in most of the US and puts the average young renter fee at about $25 a day, varying by location. In New York, drivers aged 18–20 pay $68.75 a day and 21–24 pay $33.25; in Michigan it's $34.00 and $15.50. Renters aged 21–24 may be limited to certain car classes.^[12]

4. Paying by debit card narrows your options

   At airport locations a debit card is accepted at pickup only with a ticketed return itinerary, and on a debit-card rental the only additional driver allowed is your spouse or domestic partner. Credit card renters without a return ticket need enough available credit for the rental plus a deposit of $200 to $850.^{[13, 19]}

5. Free days still leave fees to pay

   A free rental day covers the base rate only: taxes, surcharges, damage waiver, fuel, underage fees and extra hours stay on your bill. Points expire 36 months after your last qualifying rental or points-earning event.^{[4, 7]}