Enterprise Discount Codes + Cashback

Yes, Enterprise offers lower rates for federal employees, active-duty military, retired veterans, and their families. To get this discount, choose the "Government/Military" option when booking online. Then, show your official ID at the rental counter. Since the discount might vary between locations, we can say that they usually give you around 5% of savings.

The base rate discount is great, but the biggest savings go to those traveling on official government or military orders. For official travel, Enterprise waives the Damage Waiver (DW) fee. DW fees add up fast. Depending on your location and car, DW costs $23.99/day (like at Lackland AFB in Texas) up to nearly $40/day. Always bring your official travel orders so you don't pay for this protection out of pocket!

Yes. Enterprise can help when your car is in the repair shop after an accident. They work with many insurance companies, and in some cases your policy may cover part or all of the rental cost. They also offer steady daily rates for extending the rental, and there are no extra charges for returning the car early. We recommend calling your insurance provider first to see whether they already have a deal with Enterprise.

No, Enterprise doesn't allow coupon stacking. You can't use a percent-off code and a free-upgrade coupon at the same time. However, you can use a discount code with your Enterprise Plus account. This lets you earn loyalty points on the discounted rate that boost your total savings.

If you're under 25, you'll face Enterprise's "Young Renter Fee." The minimum age to rent is usually 21. Drivers aged 21–24 pay an average daily fee of $25. This fee might be different within states, from $30 to $65 per day, as listed on Enterprise's website.

The easiest way around this fee is a corporate discount code. Traveling for work, an internship, or university research? Check whether your employer or school has a contract rate with Enterprise. Our Coupons.com team has found that these corporate codes almost always waive the under-25 fee.

Unlike some of its competitors, Enterprise doesn't offer official discount codes for AARP members, seniors, or students. But you can still find big savings.

Instead of looking for a demographic discount, our team suggests signing up for Enterprise's "Email Extras" at the bottom of their homepage. You'll get local promo codes sent right to your inbox. You can also check your university's alumni association portal. Many schools have private corporate codes that offer deep discounts for students and graduates.

Enterprise takes all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover) at every location. Paying with a debit or check card, though, comes with strict rules.

At airport locations, debit cards are only accepted when you show a ticketed return travel plan. At neighborhood branches, you'll need to provide extra proof, such as two current utility bills (like water or gas) and your most recent paycheck stub. The name and address on all documents must match your driver's license exactly.

Also, expect a security deposit hold on your checking account at pickup. It usually takes 5 to 10 business days to refund after you return the car. For a smooth payment, have your cards and documents ready before you arrive.