Coupon and cashback extensions for Chrome
As of the catalog pass of , this list holds 12 extensions, ordered by current audience and led by Honey: Automated Coupons & Rewards (13.0M users).
Shopping helpers usually earn from the purchases you make, through affiliate links, and to find a coupon they need to read the shops you visit. That business model is worth understanding before you install one. The list shows audience, rating and the access each one declares, so you can weigh the saving against what it sees.
The list
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Honey: Automated Coupons & Rewards 13.0M users
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Keepa - Amazon Price Tracker 5.0M users
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Coupert - Automatic Coupon Finder & Cash Back 3.0M users
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Rakuten: Get Cash Back For Shopping 3.0M users
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Méliuz: Cashback e cupons em suas compras 1.0M users
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Cashback service LetyShops 1.0M users
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Buyhatke: Price History & Tracker, Spend Lens 1.0M users
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ShopBack - Cashback & Rewards 900k users
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Cuponomia - Cupom e Cashback 700k users
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RetailMeNot: Codes, Cash Back and Coupons 500k users
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CouponBirds: Coupons & Deals 400k users
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Mino: Automatic Coupons & Cash Back 300k users
Candidates are Chrome Web Store listings whose title names the job (“coupon”, “cash back”, “cashback”, “price tracker”, with at least 5 000 users and at least 50 ratings). We then add up to 6 listings the catalog judges to do the same job even though their title never says so, because ranking by who writes the keyword best is backwards. Everything is ordered by current audience, which our own crawler reads from the store up to 2 times a day. Ordering by audience is not a verdict on quality: how many people kept an extension is what we can observe, and how good it is for you is not. On this page it added nothing: everything the catalog judged close enough was already found by title.
In the store's categories
This list follows what people ask for; the store files the same extensions under its own categories:
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