Every offer.
Every card.
One click.
Your bank hides dozens of cash-back offers behind tiny Add buttons. OfferAdd adds them all in one click, keeps every offer’s terms in one place, and tells you which card to use.
Free for one bank. Try Premium free for 14 days.
- Chromeavailable now
- iPhone and Android coming soon
- Adds every offer
- 1 click
- All we keep of a card
- Last 4
- Transactions read
- 0
- Chase
- Bank of America
- American Express
- Capital One
- U.S. Bank
Three steps, then one click.
- 01
Sign in, add the extension
Make your account with an email code, then add OfferAdd to Chrome. No password to remember, and no bank login to hand over.
- 02
Open your offers page, hit Add all
On Chase, Amex, Bank of America or U.S. Bank, OfferAdd counts the offers that aren’t on your card yet. One click adds them, on every card you have there.
- 03
Use the right card
Look up any store to see which card has an offer there and which one wins, with the terms and expiry dates saved.
Open your offers page. Click once.
On a supported bank’s offers page, OfferAdd counts what isn’t on your card yet and asks first. Try it on this sample page.
- Counts only what’s left: “5 offers aren’t on your card yet”
- Never starts without your click, and Stop works any time
- Works through long, scrolling offer lists and every card at the bank
- Highlights offers that are new since your last visit
- Lululemon$20 back on $100Add
- DoorDash15% back, up to $12Added
- AutoZone10% back, up to $15Add
- Whole Foods$10 back on $50+Added
- Shell10% back, up to $9Add
- Chipotle10% back, up to $5Added
- Nike$15 back on $75Add
- Costco5% back, up to $30Add
More than an Add all button.
Everything OfferAdd sees, it keeps tidy, so the right offer is there when you pay.
Add all, on every card
Goes through each card at the bank and through long, scrolling offer lists. The same deal on two cards shows up once, naming both.
Quick lookup
Type a store in the popup to see which of your cards has an offer there, and which one is best.
New since last visit
Offers you haven’t seen before are highlighted on the bank’s page, and the popup tells you how many are new.
Every offer in one tab
Search, sort and filter everything you’ve seen. “Expiring in 7 days” stays pinned on top, and Mark used keeps it tidy.
The fine print, saved
Minimum spend, the most you can get back and the expiry date are read from each offer’s own page, so nothing surprises you.
WatchlistPremium
Add the stores you care about. When any card gets an offer there, it’s flagged in the extension and on your dashboard.
Checkout helperOptional
On a store’s checkout page, the extension suggests the card with an offer there. It only ever looks at the page address.
Statement matchingPremium
Drop in a statement CSV to confirm which offers paid out. It’s matched in your browser and never uploaded.
Offers near youApp · coming soon
The OfferAdd app for iPhone and Android (coming soon) will show stores near you where you have an offer, so you know which card to use when you walk in.
Every card’s offers on the web today. On your phone soon.
With Premium, your offers sync to the web dashboard, which works in any browser, your phone’s too: what’s on each card, what expires this week, and which card wins at any store. OfferAdd apps for iPhone and Android are coming soon.
Web dashboard
Offers, Cards, Best card, Watchlist and Earnings, across every card at every bank.
iPhone and Android apps, coming soon
Offers, what’s nearby, a map, your cards and in-store alerts. Until they’re out, the web dashboard works in your phone’s browser.
Yours to take or delete
Export everything as a CSV, or delete all of it from Settings in one click.
Which card? It tells you, and why.
When a store has an offer on more than one of your cards, OfferAdd ranks them by one simple rule and explains the pick in a single line.
- Highest cap you haven’t used yetDecides Costco
- Highest percent back
- Soonest expiry
- The card you marked as primary
It never guesses what a card earns on its own. Chase Offers show up on debit cards too, which earn nothing, so a card’s own rewards count as 0% until you tell OfferAdd which card it is.
Use Sapphire: 10% up to $30 vs Freedom 5% up to $10
Why: Sapphire can still pay back $30, Freedom only $10.
- Freedom Unlimited •••• 88305% back, up to $10 · ends in 9 days
- Sapphire’s offer ends in 12 days. Sample cards and offers
Built to know as little as possible.
OfferAdd works with your offers, not your money. It keeps the last 4 digits of a card and nothing more, and you can delete everything in one click.
What a sync sends
- The bank and the card’s last 4 digits
- The store, the deal and its terms
- Whether it’s available, added, used or expired
Nothing else: no names, full account numbers, balances or page contents.
OfferAdd never
- Sees or stores your bank password
- Stores your card number (only the last 4)
- Reads transactions from your bank’s pages
- Runs analytics or trackers
- Adds offers without you clicking Add all
You’re in control
- Delete your account and every offer in one click
- Export everything as a CSV whenever you like
- Statements are matched in your browser, never uploaded
- The checkout helper stays off until you turn it on
Start free. Go Premium for every bank.
One bank is free, for as long as you like. Premium starts with a 14-day free trial; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Free
One bank, all of its offers.
- Add all on one bank, every card there
- Offer terms and expiry dates in the extension
- Checkout helper (optional)
Premium
14 DAYS FREEEvery bank. Every card. Everywhere you go.
Free for 14 days, then
or $60 a year, that’s $5 a month
Try Premium free for 14 days- Every bank, every card
- Synced to the web dashboard (iPhone and Android apps coming soon)
- Best card for any store
- Watchlist and expiring-offer emails
Questions, answered.
Does OfferAdd add offers on its own?
No. Adding always starts with your click, on the popup’s Add all button or the banner on your bank’s offers page. The banner only counts what’s left to add; it never clicks anything by itself.
Which banks does it work with?
Chase, Bank of America, American Express and U.S. Bank today, and Capital One offers are saved to your list (most earn when you shop through Capital One’s link, so there’s nothing to add). The free plan covers one bank (the first one you use); Premium covers all of them.
Can OfferAdd see my bank password or card number?
No. You log in to your bank yourself, as usual, and OfferAdd never sees or stores your password. Of a card, it keeps only the last 4 digits.
Does it read my transactions?
No. The extension never reads transactions, balances or account numbers from your bank’s pages. To confirm which offers paid out, you can match a statement CSV: it’s read in your browser and never uploaded.
What gets synced to my account?
Only your offers: the bank, the card’s last 4, the store, the deal and its terms, and whether it’s added or used. Never names, full account numbers, balances or the bank page itself.
How do I delete my data?
In Settings, one click deletes your account and everything in it, and it really is deleted. You can export it all as a CSV first.
What does Premium cost?
$9.99 a month, or $60 a year (that’s $5 a month), and you can try it free for 14 days. You add a card at checkout and aren’t charged until the trial ends. We email you 3 days before it does, and if you cancel before then you pay nothing. One trial per account. The free plan covers one bank for as long as you like.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Not yet: the iPhone and Android apps are coming soon. Today OfferAdd is a Chrome extension for your computer. With Premium, your offers also show up on the web dashboard, which works in your phone’s browser in the meantime.
Is OfferAdd made by my bank?
No. OfferAdd is independent, and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any bank.
Start with one bank, free.
Sign in with your email, add the extension, and add your first offers in a minute.
Free for one bank. Try Premium free for 14 days.
- Chromeavailable now
- iPhone and Android coming soon