Spider-Man: Brand New Day, released in cinemas on 31 July, does include a post-credits scene, though it is easy to miss as there is no mid-credits sequence and the payoff comes only after the studio logos have played. The film continues the Marvel Cinematic Universe's inconsistent approach to such scenes, which have ranged from throwaway jokes to plot-altering reveals in previous instalments.

Polygon's spoiler-free review places the new scene "firmly in the middle" of that scale, comparing it to the pointless Captain America PSA at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming at one extreme and the identity-reveal twist in Spider-Man: Far From Home at the other. It teases an upcoming Marvel project but is described as unsurprising to anyone already familiar with the studio's release slate, meaning viewers who miss it, for instance by leaving early, will not lose much.