The Best Rebate Apps You Should Download Today

Fun fact: I used to be an extreme couponer! I LOVED it so much, but it takes a lot of time and planning. With a household to take care of, school, and work, it became a hobby of the past. Still, I love to find ways to save money. So today, I want to share three of the best rebate apps I have used!

These rebate apps are super easy to use, and you don’t have to buy things you wouldn’t typically buy to get money back. Instead, they give you money back on purchases you planned to make anyway.

Ibotta

I have used Ibo t ta the longest– my lifetime earnings are $633.46! I’ve also earned the most cashback with this app. I’m sure you can Google and find others whose lifetime earnings far exceed mine; however, I must reiterate, I don’t go out of my way to purchase items I wouldn’t usually purchase. So, the money I have earned is strictly from grocery and online purchases that would have been made with or without the app.

Everyone has different savings goals. Personally, I save my earnings each year on Ibotta to put towards Christmas gifts.

When redeeming your money from Ibotta you have the option to transfer directly to your bank account, PayPal, or redeem for a wide selection of gift cards.

The Rundown:

Select rebates at stores you typically shop. In some cases, you can link your store account– like Publix. For all other stores, you simply upload your receipt to match the offers you selected. It’s that easy!

When shopping online, check the app to see if the website is currently offering a rebate for purchases. My son spent a birthday gift card shopping online at Academy a few days ago, and they were offering a 0.5% cashback rebate on all purchases. (Not a lot, but more than nothing!)

Ibotta also offers bonus rebates of all kinds. Search through them to get an idea of how you can maximize your savings.

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Fetch Rewards

I haven’t used Fetch Rewards as long or earned as much, but it’s so easy it would be silly of me not to use it!

The Rundown:

You literally can shop anywhere. Just snap the receipt and earn at least 25 points. Points can be redeemed for a wide variety of gift cards. The best part, you don’t have to select any rebates before submitting a receipt.

I have noticed that sometimes the app will miss a rebate, often times because the receipt doesn’t list a clear description of the product. It’s easily fixed by clicking “correct receipt.” When I’ve had to correct a receipt, Fetch Rewards has never declined my correction.

You can also link an email address to search for e-receipts.

To earn 2,000 points on Fetch Rewards just for signing up use my referral code: RMQ8V

Do$h

I haven’t used Do$h long. To be totally honest, I downloaded it in 2018 and forgot about it. A few months ago, I was searching for new rebate apps and realized I had already signed up for Do$h. When I signed back into the app, I had almost $20 waiting on me!

The Rundown:

Do$h is the easiest of all the rebate apps I use. You connect whatever card(s) you use to make purchases and BOOM rebates. You don’t have to select rebates… just use your card.

The only catch– when you use your card (even if it’s a debit card) it has to be run as a credit card in order to get credit for your rebate. I don’t have a credit card, so I often don’t think about running my debit card as credit when I make in store purchases. However, most online retailers run cards as credit, so most of my rebates on Do$h come from online purchases… this includes Walmart Grocery pickup!!!

In order to cash out, you have to have a minimum of $20 saved, but that stipulation certainly doesn’t bother me!