You shop like normal. An app gives some money back later. That is cashback. These three apps are free.

Which one should I use first?

Capital One Shopping if you shop online. Add the extension, turn it on, and spend over $10. Then add Fetch and Ibotta for grocery receipts.

How do I get the $80 from Capital One Shopping?

Be a new user. You do not need a Capital One card. Add the extension within 7 days of our link, on a browser that never had it. Spend over $10 through it within 60 days. Tax and shipping do not count. The $80 is gift-card rewards, and it often takes a few weeks.

What about the extra Capital One bonuses?

They email deals and put deals on the site. The amount changes. Click Activate or you do not get it. A lot of those bonuses work once a year.

How does Ibotta work?

Add the offer before you buy, or link the store. Scan a paper receipt within 7 days. At Walmart and Dollar General, a manufacturer coupon on that same item often blocks Ibotta, so pick the bigger savings.

Enter the code before the first receipt. Scan within 14 days. The same grocery receipt can also go in Fetch after Ibotta. Friends must be 13 or older and enter the code before they scan.

Do I get cash in my bank?

Capital One Shopping and Fetch pay gift cards. Ibotta pays a bank, PayPal, or a gift card once you have at least $20. Their help page does not list Venmo.

Will this pay my bills?

No. It will not pay the rent. It can make food and online orders cheaper, and a friend bonus can add more. It is free. Do not pay anyone to sign you up.

Welcome to Cashback.

This is a cashback site powered by Grok. Most lists throw 40 apps at you. We kept three that couponers in the USA actually use, and we wrote the moves that make them pay.

Shop the way you already do. Then do one extra step. Online, that is Capital One Shopping. Groceries, that is Ibotta. Any receipt, that is Fetch. It will not pay the rent. It can make the same trip cheaper, and a new Capital One Shopping user can get $80 back on a $10 order.

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Start with the best one Facebook deal group

1. Best for online shopping

Capital One Shopping

Their public page, capitaloneshopping.com, when we opened it. The bonus on the page can change.

Download the extension. Then shop through it. You do not need a Capital One card. If you are new, install it within 7 days of our link, on a browser that has never had it. Spend over $10 within 60 days. Tax and shipping do not count toward the $10.

Check out like you normally would. It tries codes and looks for a better price. Turn off Honey, Rakuten, or any second cashback extension on that order. Two tools at once usually means $0.

A new user can get $80 in gift-card rewards, not cash. A friend who does the same shop can get you $80 too. The bonus is not instant. Plan on a few weeks. Some people see it in 30 to 45 days. Travel rewards can take 60 to 90.

Email and homepage bonuses are the other big ones. The deal changes. It might be spend $50 and get money back. Click Activate or it does not count. A lot of those bonuses work once a year. If you already shop online, leave the extension on.

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2. Best for groceries

Ibotta

Their public page, ibotta.com, when we opened it.

Ibotta sounds like “I bought a.” Add the offer before you buy, or link the grocery store so the purchase matches without a photo. Buy that exact item. Then scan a paper receipt within 7 days.

A store sale plus Ibotta is the normal stack. At Walmart, Dollar General, and 7-Eleven, a manufacturer coupon on the same item blocks Ibotta. Use whichever saves more. Do not buy something you will not use just to chase the rebate. A return can take the cash back away.

Friends count when they use your code and scan one eligible receipt. That is often about $5 to $10. Check the app before the trip, the way coupon groups do.

Enter our code when you sign up and get a $5 bonus. Tap it. It copies.

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3. Best for any receipt

Fetch

Their public page, fetch.com, when we opened it.

Fetch is 13 or older, so it is a good first app for a teenager, and it works for adults too. Scan a real receipt, including one from a parent after they shop. Or refer a friend who is 13 or older. They sign up, enter a code, and scan once. Games in the app can add points, but you do not have to play.

That is the whole thing. Then cash out a gift card. You do not need a bank. Most cards start at 3,000 points. A $10 card is there from the start. After you redeem one $10, $25, or $50 card, $3 and $5 cards open up. The virtual card usually hits your email in about 72 hours.

Enter the code before the first scan. After that receipt, a code will not attach. A friend bonus is about $2 to $10 and changes by the day. A fake receipt, or one you found, can close the account.

Enter our code before the first scan. The bonus points show up on that receipt. After that first receipt, a code will not attach.

How couponers stack one trip

This is the useful version of the “hacks” in deal groups. It is allowed. Cheating the apps is not, and it gets accounts closed.

1. Look before you leave. Open the Facebook group and Ibotta. Buy what you already needed if it is on sale and has cash back.
2. Load the store coupon. Digital store coupons come off at the register only if they are on your store card first.
3. Ibotta, then Fetch. Add the Ibotta offer before you pay. After checkout, scan that same receipt in Fetch.
4. Online is one tool. Start at Capital One Shopping and pause the other extensions. Click Activate on a bonus before you pay.

Pair these apps with the Facebook group

Check this group before you shop. People there post the week’s cashback deals, freebies, and coupons for the USA. Match a post to an Ibotta offer, then scan the receipt in Fetch. For an online deal, open Capital One Shopping first. That is how the serious couponers use a group: find the deal, then run it through one app, not five.

Thanks. Now go get your cash back.

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Questions

What is cashback?: You shop like normal. An app gives some money back later. That is cashback. These three apps are free.
Which one should I use first?: Capital One Shopping if you shop online. Add the extension, turn it on, and spend over $10. Then add Fetch and Ibotta for grocery receipts.
How do I get the $80 from Capital One Shopping?: Be a new user. You do not need a Capital One card. Add the extension within 7 days of our link, on a browser that never had it. Spend over $10 through it within 60 days. Tax and shipping do not count. The $80 is gift-card rewards, and it often takes a few weeks.
What about the extra Capital One bonuses?: They email deals and put deals on the site. The amount changes. Click Activate or you do not get it. A lot of those bonuses work once a year.
How does Ibotta work?: Add the offer before you buy, or link the store. Scan a paper receipt within 7 days. At Walmart and Dollar General, a manufacturer coupon on that same item often blocks Ibotta, so pick the bigger savings.
How does Fetch work?: Enter the code before the first receipt. Scan within 14 days. The same grocery receipt can also go in Fetch after Ibotta. Friends must be 13 or older and enter the code before they scan.
Do I get cash in my bank?: Capital One Shopping and Fetch pay gift cards. Ibotta pays a bank, PayPal, or a gift card once you have at least $20. Their help page does not list Venmo.
Will this pay my bills?: No. It will not pay the rent. It can make food and online orders cheaper, and a friend bonus can add more. It is free. Do not pay anyone to sign you up.