DealNews is a big deals site with a ton of offers. They get over 14 million visitors per month and provide at least 400 deals every weekday. One thing I really like about DealNews is that you don’t have to register for an account. That’s one less username and password I have to think about …
Frugaa’s website may look like it’s from the mid-90s, but it doesn’t function like that. According to their website, they have over 40,000 coupons available, over 9,000 free shipping offers, and the average user saves a whopping $28 each time they use Frugaa. Like most of these sites, you can search by merchant or category …
eBates is one of the most popular online shopping programs for getting cash back today. It’s straightforward to use, too. All you need to do is sign up for a free account, and when you’re ready to buy something online, you go through eBates this is how they make money by the way. In using …
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FreeShipping.org is a super-simple website created by a husband and wife team back in 2007. They hated paying for shipping online, so they set out to find sites that offered free shipping—either as a practice or through promo codes. They now partner with hundreds of online retailers to give you free shipping (and discounts, too). …
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Speaking of Groupon, another nearly identical site for deep local discounts and online deals is LivingSocial. And the site looks similar for a reason—Groupon purchased their chief rival in 2016 but has maintained it as a separate online business. Many of the deals are exactly the same as Groupon, but there are some deals unique …
Groupon was founded in 2008, which was during one of the most significant recessions our country has ever seen. Thus, it was timely. Andrew Mason, the founder, wanted to create a site that would allow people to get discounts by buying products and services as a group. But as Hillary Dixler Canavan of Eater writes, …
Odds are, you’ve heard of RetailMeNot. Many know this website because they searched for “Product/Service + promo code” on Google. RetailMeNot has plenty of promotional codes that users can nab for free and provide feedback on, but they also have a robust cash back program that most overlook. By signing up for a free account, …
Hip2Save began as a blog from a mom who wanted to help friends and family save money. Fast forward ten years and it’s one of the most popular online deals sites in existence. Hip2Save has many of the same features that the other online deal sites do, such as coupon codes, discounts, and cash back …
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slickdeals is our favorite among this list for many reasons. First, it’s incredibly easy to set up Deal Alerts. You can customize an alert to be sent to you, so you don’t miss out on big savings. For example, if you know you need a new laptop, you can set up an alert to be …
Capital One Shopping is a browser extension that every online shopper should have in their toolbar. Not only is it 100% free, but it only takes a few moments to install, and can save users some serious cash! And the best part is that once it is installed, it does all of the heavy lifting …
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