Honey: Automated Coupons & Rewards
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Status
- Extension status: Featured
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Save money and earn rewards when you shop online.
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Description from store
Join 17M+ members using PayPal Honey to find deals, earn cash back, and compare prices while you shop.
🪄 Find great deals on 30,000+ sites
With one click, Honey will automatically look for and apply digital coupons and promo codes to your cart.
🎉 Load up on Cash Back - it adds up fast**
You could earn Cash Back at thousands of stores like AliExpress, eBay, Macy’s, and Sephora!
đź’Ż Know the best time to buy
Add items to your Droplist and Honey will track the price. We'll email you if we detect a price drop, so you don't miss a deal.
âś… Compare Amazon sellers easily
We compare sellers for you – even factoring in their shipping cost and your Prime status. Use our tracking and price history tools for more chances to save.
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**Cash redemption requires a PayPal account in good standing. Terms and exclusions apply.
By using the PayPal Honey browser extension, you agree to Honey’s terms and conditions. (https://www.joinhoney.com/terms )
When you use PayPal Honey, merchants may pay us affiliate commissions. We share those commissions with our users in the form of rewards.
Disclaimer:
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Latest reviews
- Cheryl Shuman
- First time using, I will check it out and let you know.
- Karen Durkin
- I have always gotten great deals form Honey. It can be annoying, showing up before I am ready to complete my order, but when I am ready, it often, not always, finds a discount for me. Sometimes I have the best price and there is nothing they can do for me, but many times I get a nice discount.
- JasonMPJr
- Its a scam that was reported on by a youtuber. look it up. dont use honey
- Brandon Morrissey
- Good scam. I like how it has the little pop up "checking prices" as it changes the URL to strip the affiliate code from others. A URL is too long to typically see it. But if you disable the extension and copy/paste the URL into excel, and then enable the extension following the original affiliate link again, you'll find it change the URL to benefit them while having done nothing for you.
- Robin MAINE
- This extension was awesome, but lately it won't even launch. Why did it stop working? I have toggled off and on and even deleted chrome and reinstalled. Just stopped working and I wonder if it is because of the linking with PayPal?
- Pam Nelson
- Thank you so much.
- Nelson Gonzalez
- ALL THE COUPONS I TRIED WERE EXPIRED, SO OFF MY COMPUTER IT GOES.
- Tyler Baker
- This used to be a good tool I have added it back to try it twice now and removed it again. There has to be a better option. too much sign up information now wanting to add paypal. Slow
- Marc
- Used to be great. would see price history and know if it was a deal. Now it's junk. Slows down my computer so deleted it. New ownership messed it up.
- Veronica Bigham
- Redirects at checkout to siphon affiliate codes for their own company instead of paying independent advertisers what they are owed. 100% scam and I hope someone takes legal action against honey. Shameful.
- Lynn Sidman
- took away my discounts and rewards and I couldn't them back POOR!!!!!!
- Rich Romero
- Just sucks and works half the time.
- Mike Rippey
- It just doest work anymore. It used to pop and try coupons or at least let you try anyway. Now it really dosent do anything useful if at all.
- John Doe
- Honey delivers mediocre and selectively curated discounts while harvesting user behavior, injecting itself into checkout flows, and redirecting affiliate commissions away from smaller creators and toward a multibillion-dollar corporation that already dominates online payments. Honey embodies the quintessential capitalist scam, a polished branding wrapped around extraction, turning every click, purchase, and referral into another opportunity to siphon value upward, leaving users with scraps of “savings” while the company mines data, exploits asymmetrical power, and capitalizes on the very trust it cultivates. Honey isn’t just a flawed extension; its a greedy system that markets itself as helpful while quietly reorganizing digital commerce to funnel wealth, influence, and control into the hands of the biggest players.
- TeacherNews in
- Very useful
- Jesus Lopez (Draco)
- Like someone said, - Hasn't done what it claims to do in years, mines userdata and interjects profit-gaming referral codes for little-to-no benefit to end user. Codes rarely--if ever--work any more. Cash back rarely works. This was an essential extension before Paypal bought it out--now it's bloatware, spyware, adware, and borderline malware; parasitizing the extension lists of anyone who once used the extension, actively scanning and recording every transaction, using "non-functional" referral codes to generate profit for themselves on top of the intense and invasive data-brokering they're already profiting from--all while hiding behind a facade of legitimacy created by the mountain of good reviews the extension that it parodies used to have
- Evelyn Samasca
- Hasn't done what it claims to do in years, mines userdata and interjects profit-gaming referral codes for little-to-no benefit to end user. Codes rarely--if ever--work any more. Cash back rarely works. This was an essential extension before Paypal bought it out--now it's bloatware, spyware, adware, and borderline malware; parasitizing the extension lists of anyone who once used the extension, actively scanning and recording every transaction, using "non-functional" referral codes to generate profit for themselves on top of the intense and invasive data-brokering they're already profiting from--all while hiding behind a facade of legitimacy created by the mountain of good reviews the extension that it parodies used to have.
- Merle Malin
- very good just saved 37.58 on a 108.98 order
- Nick Ogden
- THIS APP IS AMAZING! It has literally saved me 100s of dollars and I will continue to use it! Greatest app ever imo.
- Van Powery
- Honey does a pretty good job in saving some $$-!
- Ross Miracle
- Ts is garbage
- Eusebio Betancourt Jr
- It has saved me lots of money!!!!
- Yazan Teskia
- amazing!
- Gavin Doy
- Can't convert points to a voucher, customer services don't answer so uninstalling as a waste of time.
- Heather v
- Stealing money from content creators.
- Nikki
- Does Amazon disable Honey's price tracking during holiday sales? Button is missing.
- JD Jr.
- Absolute filth. Stealing from folks, marking up prices, swapping codes, etc. Total overlord scum. Unless you don't care about your privacy, and best price, DO NOT INSTALL.
- John Packman
- Used to be good, now useless. Don't use.
- Duke Walls
- Used to work okay. Then PayPal took over, and it tanked. When PayPal shut down my account for no discernable reason, I was unable to retrieve the money Honey claims to have been saving me. I wonder how the state's Attorney General will feel about this fraud.
- Greg Smith
- Was really good. Had many vouchers over the years and earning honey gold meant I got some Amazon discount codes - but it now no longer works. It's been shown to have poor consumer privacy protections and is quite invasive, in addition. The tracking and telemetry seem to make it blocked on many managed networks too. Have uninstalled it now after using it for years. Sad times!
- Joe
- doesnt work anymore
- Myworkphone
- Doesn't work anymore
- Edgar Gonzalez
- It just does not work anymore
- Samuel Prasetiyo
- Honey Trap indeed. Avoid! Here's my takes: 1. For Customer: Search the discount manually is way way better. 2. For Business: If you're a new to honey, your revenue is gonna get sucked!
- Kittekassitar
- This hasn't been working for quite some time for me after they joined with PayPal! :(
- chris chappell
- I was very happy with honey but last 2 gift cards have not been received so i will be removing honey from my laptop as the drop downs are very annoying and not worth it for no rewards.
- Rachel Jacob
- useless
- Alex
- works 99% of the time
- Grambamp Perry
- I love Honey. Have saved much on so many purchases, Thank you!
- Daniel
- The Honey browser extension, operated by PayPal Holdings, Inc., has been subject to substantial criticism regarding its operational methodology and potential detriment to consumer interests. First, Honey's core functionality involves intercepting affiliate commission structures by replacing original referral codes with its own tracking parameters at the point of transaction completion, thereby redirecting revenue from content creators, influencers, and legitimate referral sources to PayPal without providing proportionate value to the consumer. Second, the extension's coupon-finding algorithm has been documented to perform suboptimally, frequently failing to identify superior discount codes available through direct merchant channels or competitor services, while simultaneously creating a false impression of comprehensive price optimization. Third, Honey's data collection practices, as outlined in its privacy policy, involve extensive tracking of user browsing behavior, purchase history, and shopping patterns across multiple merchant websites, raising substantive concerns regarding consumer privacy, data monetization, and the potential for undisclosed commercial exploitation of aggregated user information. Fourth, the business model creates an inherent conflict of interest whereby Honey maintains commercial partnerships with select retailers who may receive preferential treatment in code presentation or commission arrangements, potentially compromising the extension's purported neutrality as a consumer advocacy tool. These factors collectively establish a pattern of practice wherein Honey's operational framework prioritizes corporate revenue extraction over genuine consumer benefit, warranting heightened scrutiny from users evaluating browser extension installations.
- Av.
- pop downs so extremely intrusive I want to smash my computer
- Christian Fudali
- Scammiest scam, don't install
- Zee
- Try search honey scam on youtube and you will know.
- richard van de Pol
- Sometimes feels intrusive, has been some time since last honey success. Tonite honey came up with a $30 saving. Nice one!
- Leon Rhimes
- This is absolute Horror. Guys, please educate yourself about honey. They are not only scamming Creators but especially Consumers (THAT YOU THE REGULAR JOE/JANE) Watch Videos. Honey is a scam and take away Content Creators Money. Why google is still featuring this is absurd! Don't fall for it.
- Maureen Swieszcz
- I am more than satisfied with having "my Honey" watching out for me.
- qwerty 9000 (Q)
- if i could give this 0 stars, i would, the app scams youtubers affiliate links none other then to make an easy dollar, this extension makes the discover card look like luxury for christ sake
- Tom Gardiner
- This used to be my favorite browser extension, but not any more. Ever since PayPal took over it's become useless and more of a pain than a help. Honey used to offer useful coupons and discounts, not any more. Honey used to droplist items you put into your Amazon lists then notify you when the price drops below a pre-set amount that the user decides, no more. Honey is useless and with PayPal vacuuming up data it's really more malware than anything else.
- Besher
- I used Honey for years thinking it helped me save money, but recently learned its business model prioritizes their profit, not the best deals for users. I decided to delete my account after redeeming a few thousand pending points, but despite weeks of emails and chat attempts, I got no response. At this point, it feels like a scam.
- Dmitry Shaidorov
- scam