Most of you know that I love to make money any way that I can, including cash back shopping. Yes, you have to spend money to earn cash back, but if you’re going to make a purchase anyways, you might as well earn some money back.
Two of my favorite cashback apps, Ibotta and Dosh, are not available in Canada, so today I put together a list of 4 cashback apps that I recommend available to Canadians.
All of the sites on this list are legitimate and pay. If you have any questions, feel free to read my full reviews or leave comments below.
Obviously cashback apps aren’t going to make you rich, you’ll have to spend money to make any money back. If you’re looking for a large online income, check out My #1 Recommendation, it’s how I made over $13,000 last month online!
Let’s get started here’re four cashback apps that are available in Canda!
4 Apps To Earn CashBack In Canada!
Drop – Read Review – $1 Sign-Up Bonus
Drop is a new automatic cashback app. Instead of scanning receipts, all you need to do is link a credit/debit card and make purchases at participating stores.
The app actually started in Canada and just recently opened up in the US.
Some of the participating stores include McDonald’s, Walmart, Target, Uber, Walgreen’s, and many more. The app is still new, but a few new stores are added each week.
Once you earn $5, you can cash out gift cards to Starbucks, Amazon, Walmart, and several other options.
To learn more or to join for free and receive a $1 sign-up bonus, visit EarnWithDrop.com!
Checkout51 – Read Review
Checkout51 is an app that’s very similar to Ibotta but is available in Canada. Every week, Checkout51 puts out a list of items they will pay you cash back to buy.
You can purchase these items at any store, as long as you get an itemized receipt. Most of the items are grocery related and pay $.25-$2.50 cashback.
All you need to do is save your receipt and upload a picture of it inside the app.
Once you earn $20, you can request a payout via check. At this time they do not have any other payment methods.
To learn more or to join, visit Checkout51.com!
Snap By Groupon – Read Review
Snap By Groupon is another app very similar to Ibotta that’s available in Canada. Snap pays you cashback at any store for grocery and some health and beauty products listed inside their app.
You’ll earn $.50-$2.50+ per rebate. The cool thing about Snap is you can shop at any store as long as you get an itemized receipt.
When you purchase an available product, take a picture of the receipt. Within 48 hours Snap will approve your rebate.
Once you earn $20, you can request a payout via check.
To learn more or to join, visit SnapByGroupon.com!
Zweet – Read Review – $1 Sign-Up Bonus
Zweet is another app that started in Canada and now is available in the US. They offer a $1 sign up bonus and works similar to Ibotta.
Inside the Zweet app, you’ll see all of the products they’ll pay you to buy. Most of them are grocery items and pay anywhere from $.25-$2 CAD.
Once you earn $20, you can request a check. You can expect to receive your check within 10-15 days of cashing out.
To learn more or to join, visit Zweet.com!
More Ways To Earn
I hope you enjoyed these four legitimate cashback apps available in Canada, but these are not the only ways to earn. Make sure to check out Swagbucks and Fusion Cash; these are both great extra income sites that are available to Canadians.
Again, if you’re not looking for just extra income these sites won’t be for you, check out My #1 Recommendation to see how I made over $13,000 online last month.
If extra income isn’t for you, here’re some links that work in Canada too!
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Do you know of any other legitimate cashback apps available in Canada? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below!
What about Ampli in Canada…sounds new …associated with the Royal Bank of Canada
WAs directed to that site by Checkout51
Hey Marcia, in the US so don’t have hands on experience with this app but does look like a new rewards cash back app that’s available. My advice is to use a trusted established one if you can but it doesn’t hurt to download it and atleast see what it’s all about.
Brok
Hi Brok, you’re missing a bunch of other couponing / cashback apps like Caddle, and Ebates.
Thanks for the tips! Do you know if you can submit the same receipts to Checkout 51, Snap, and Zweet? Or is there a policy somewhere against that?
Very interesting. Thanks for the share. I will be checking out these cashback apps right away. I do not live in Canada right now however I am hoping to move there in 2019 and so this is helpful to me. Thanks again for such a great article that will help me a lot.
Thanks for reading Marius!