Samsung hasn't confirmed a lot of details about the Galaxy S25 Edge even though it has put the device on display many times. There has been no official word on how much the device is going to cost, a crucial piece of information that will inform the purchase decision for customers.

The Galaxy S25 Edge prices have been leaked on Samsung's own website in Canada as part of the terms and conditions section for a promotion it's running. The prices are within the expected range that has been rumored in recent days.

Samsung's running a promotion in Canada where customers who purchase an eligible Galaxy S25 phone or home appliance can get 20% off a Galaxy Tab S10 FE tablet. The website lists all of the products eligible for this promotion and their price in a neatly designed table.

You'll find the entire Galaxy S25 series on it with the correct pricing for the Canadian market. As spotted by Roland Quandt, the list also includes both the 256GB and 512GB variants of the Galaxy S25 Edge.

Based on this list, the 256GB Galaxy S25 Edge will cost $1,678.99 and the 512GB will cost $1,858. That's in Canadian dollars or roughly $1,200 and $1,340, in US dollars respectively. A report earlier today revealed Korean pricing for both variants which is going to be a bit lower at around $1,049 and $1,140 for both models, respectively. US pricing for the Galaxy S25 Edge is not yet available, but evidently we can expect it to be above $1,000.

We've already confirmed exclusively that Samsung is going to unveil the Galaxy S25 Edge at an event on May 13. Recent reports have also claimed that the device will go on sale in South Korea on May 23 followed by the US on May 30.