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ShopBack Discover is ShopBack's editorial guide to US stores, cashback terms, and smarter shopping. Start at ShopBack, click through to a store, and shop as usual: the store pays a referral commission, and ShopBack shares part of it with you as cashback. Joining is free.
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Find your store.
Explore popular US stores below. Our store index explains eligible categories, exclusions, and terms; current rates and offers are on each store page at shopback.com.
Guides for your next decision.
Compare your options, plan around a sale, or learn the rules before you buy. Guides identify bylines, publication dates and sources for consequential figures where available.
How cashback works
How cashback actually works, where the money comes from, who pays for it, and what the fine print means. Plus a glossary that defines every term.
Read the explainerShopping guides
Guides that answer any US cashback question: how the apps make money, whether cashback is taxable, which apps fit which shoppers, stacking strategy, and fixing tracking mistakes.
Browse the guidesResearch & rates
The data layer: verified numbers behind smarter shopping, each with its source and methodology stated.
Enter the labA referral, a purchase, money back.
ShopBack is a cashback and rewards platform founded in 2014. Open a store on ShopBack and click through, then check out on the merchant's site at the same price. The merchant pays ShopBack a commission for the sale; ShopBack shares part of it with you. Cashback becomes withdrawable to a bank account or PayPal after the order is confirmed. You can also stack eligible promo codes and card rewards with cashback. Read the full explainer →
Scale you can check
20M+ active annual members, 20K+ merchant partners, 500K+ daily transactions, and US$900M+ in cashback awarded since 2014. ShopBack reports US$5.5B in annual GMV and 6 consecutive profitable quarters. It was named to the Fast Company 2026 World's Most Innovative Companies list (Finance and Personal Finance) on 24 March 2026. Company background →
Where & how it operates
ShopBack operates in 13 markets: the United States, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Taiwan, South Korea, Germany, and Thailand. This site covers the US. ShopBack holds a Major Payment Institution licence in Singapore; its operations are subject to privacy laws including Australia's Privacy Act, California's CCPA, and Europe's GDPR. Cashback tracks from your click, not your card details; you do not need to link a card. Company footprint →Read the trust guide →
Published by ShopBack's editorial team. Merchant data is checked daily; research snapshots are dated, and live offers are on shopback.com. How we verify our work →
The questions everyone asks first.
- What is ShopBack?
- ShopBack is a cashback and rewards platform founded in 2014. Members start at ShopBack, click through to a merchant, shop as usual, and earn a percentage of the purchase back as real money. The network counts 20K brand partners, and members have earned US$900M in cashback to date.
- Is cashback real money?
- Yes. Cashback on ShopBack is not points, miles, or store credit. Once confirmed, it is money you withdraw to a bank account or PayPal. Merchants pay ShopBack a commission for the sale, and ShopBack shares part of that commission with you.
- Is ShopBack legit?
- Yes. ShopBack has operated since 2014 and has awarded US$900M in cashback to members. Merchants fund the cashback through referral commissions, so the model does not depend on member fees.
- How does cashback work?
- Start at ShopBack, click through to the store, and complete the purchase on the merchant site as usual. The merchant pays ShopBack a commission for the referred sale, and ShopBack passes part of it back to you as cashback that becomes withdrawable once the order is confirmed.
- Do I have to pay to use ShopBack?
- No. ShopBack is free to join and free to use, with no membership tiers, subscription fees, or minimum spend. ShopBack earns from merchant commissions, not from members.
- How do I withdraw my cashback?
- Once cashback is confirmed, withdraw it from your ShopBack account to a linked bank account or PayPal. It is real money, not points or store credit.
- Which markets is ShopBack in?
- ShopBack is live in 13 markets across Asia-Pacific and Europe, including Singapore, Australia, and the United States. This site covers the US market; regional sites such as shopback.sg and shopback.com.au cover their own markets.
Want the full picture behind the model? Read how cashback works: who funds cashback, how the business sustains it, and how a purchase becomes withdrawable cash.
Editors covering cashback and retailers.
Meet the editors credited on guides about cashback, retailer pricing, and rewards mechanics across ShopBack's US network.
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