Grocery savings apps

I am just curious to know what grocery store savings apps everyone here has used and truly been able to see a return from?

I personally, for over 20 years had been a hard core clipping paper coupon girl. Then our local stores started to become digital and stopped doubling our coupons. So, I started digital coupons. I love it but miss those bargains I got with the double coupons.

Anyway, I have found though in the past 5 years of using some other online cash back apps you can still get a few really awesome buys.

So, I would like to share some of my finds and if you would like please sign up under my referral links.

Ibotta. On this app alone this year I have earned over $300 just grocery shopping. Every other day, I check out the stores I frequently shop and check every single offer available. Yes, it takes consistency, but you do earn just by shopping everyday items you use. Plus, you can qualify for bonus money if you make multiple purchases on specific products.

Join me on Ibotta!
https://ibotta.onelink.me/iUfE/8cc13c64?friend_code=ryoodtg

Next, Fetch Rewards, with this app it is simple to use. All you have to do is scan your store, gas, resurant, or any receipt and they give you points. They will also accept email and Amazon receipts. I have had this app for about a year and have already claimed approx $75 in Amazon gift cards. Although there are a ton of cards you can choose from. You also get bonus points for certain items you purchase such as pepsi, lays, Thomas, Arnold, kotex, and many other products they choose to have in any given time frame. It's an easy to use low stress and great incentive app. I highly recommend.

Come join me on Fetch!!
https://fetchrewards.onelink.me/vvv3/referraltext?code=3QNXFX

Checkout 51 is another. Although there are not get a ton of offers I redeem, it is a way to see savings add up over time. You have to reach $20 to cash out. You will need to scan your receipt and your grocery item to claim the product rebate, but it does add up eventually. There is no referral for this one. But please feel free to try it out. They have occasion surveys for a few cents to those too help get you to your cash out amount. Hey every little bit helps, right?

I also, have used coupons.com again, not a huge paying app if you already use paper or digital coupons at the store because they don't allow you to double up the savings. But a few hit or miss times, I may not have a coupon for an item I will get a few dollars from them also. It's easy to use. Always sort your coupons by unactivated first so you make sure you have them all checked off. You will need to scan not only your receipt, but also your products for this rebate program.

Rakuten is another rebate back program I like alot. Especially around this time of year, with Christmas just around the corner who know when you may have want to shop for that someone special or you need to shop for groceries online. This app alone has been able to cut my expenses by a good amount, because if the return I see during the next quarter.

Please feel free to sign up under my Rakuten referral code : https://www.rakuten.com/r/BMILNE35?eeid=44753

As time goes on and I hear from some of you, I would like to continue adding to this information. In this present time, I see how tough some people have it and if I can lend a little help by sharing my story and ways of saving, plus having all of you help by adding yours, well then maybe we can make a difference.

Ibotta is agreat way to get cash back, therefor retroactively saving money!

I love ibotta

I do also. I have been having some trouble with my Walmart receipts but all I had to do was send them in manually and let them know what offers I was trying to redeem and they were so sweet and credited my account for the purchases I had made.

It is honestly one of my biggest savings makers I use.

I also love Shopkick because you don't have to buy anything to earn money. It's like a scavenger hunt where you scan the barcodes of products on their list at certain stores to earn points. If you're already doing your grocery shopping at Walmart or Target, you might as well scan some items to get points. They also offer rebates (in points) if you actually buy any of the products on the list. You can combine that with rebates from other apps, like Fetch and Ibotta. You exchange your points for gift cards, including amazon, PayPal, Target, etc. I think the lowest payout is $2, which is easy. I can often get a $5 Amazon GC in a single trip to Walmart. They also offer points for online shopping, but I don't do much of that, so I haven't tried it.

If you're interested, my referral code is COOL733249. I think we each earn 250 points (called "kicks"), which is the equivalent of $1.

My favorite is FETCH

I like that one also. I Save quite a bit there

Receipt Hog and ReceiptPal are also good for cash back from groceries! Checkout 51 is also good for scanning receipts as well as savings!

And then some credit cards offer cashback on grocery purchases.

Thanks for all the information here. Very helpful. And you're right, every bit adds up!

Fetch

New places to check out. Thanks

In addition to fetch and ibotta, I also use receiptpal, receipt hog, and coinout.

hello

Each day I log into Ibotta and see what's new in coupons. I have to keep up to date and make sure I don't miss any good deals.

Good info. Thanks

This is good advice

Ibotta is currently running a great promo that will give approx. $12 in rebates and makes 15 products that are Thanksgiving meal related free.

Of course you have to purchase them first but you will get your cash back once Ibotta scans your receipt or if your account is connected it will automatically connect your buys.

Hope this is able to help someone.

Also for a referral they are giving money for turkey. I believe it's $15. Not 100% positive on this though..

Hope this helps someone out there .

I'm going to try Ibotta

i use Ibotta too

Save with differents apps. FETCH referal code GWW3W. Ibotta app referal code VWQUSLU.
Getup side referal code ALEIDA8482

https://coinout.com/referrals/new?r=6FMC3QD
This is a New one I found