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Best UK Receipt Scanning Apps
Compare UK receipt scanning apps that pay you for photographing your shopping receipts. See rates, payout terms and which ones stack with each other.
Guides to how I spend less: cashback apps, gift card discounts and loyalty points, plus the comparison tools I built to do the work for you. Everything here is something I use on my own shopping.
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Compare UK receipt scanning apps that pay you for photographing your shopping receipts. See rates, payout terms and which ones stack with each other.
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Compare the best UK cashback websites and apps that give you money back on everyday purchases. See rates, payout terms, and how each platform works.
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How UK cashback applies to Amazon purchases. Amazon doesn't appear on standard cashback sites, but two approaches exist: Rakuten's new-user bonus (£25 on your first…
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How UK cashback works — the four main types (gift card apps, cashback sites, cashback debit cards, card-linked offers), what each is best suited to,…
Complete Savings is a £18/month cashback subscription. It’s one of four near-identical services run by Webloyalty — alongside NX Rewards (branded as National Express’s scheme),…
My understanding of how cashback tracking actually works, what can make it fail, and step-by-step setup for desktop, Android, and iPhone. Plus, how to reduce…
NX Rewards is National Express’s branded cashback site, but it’s actually run by Webloyalty — the same company behind Complete Savings, MyTime Rewards, and Funky…
Airtime is a card-linked cashback app that pays you in phone bill credit. Automatic, no clicks, no receipts. Tested for…
Custard is a UK get-paid-to (GPT) site where you earn money by completing things you'd probably do online anyway —…
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Rakuten is a cashback site for online shopping. You click through to a retailer from Rakuten, buy as normal, and…
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The gift card cashback app I use for supermarket shopping. Scan the barcode at the till like a Clubcard. Instant…
When you click a link with an * and sign up, I get paid a small commission from the provider — usually a few pounds, sometimes more. That's how Scrimpr stays free and how I pay for the time I put into it.
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Different sites pay wildly different amounts for the same thing — one might pay £10 cashback whilst another pays £15. I like to make the most of things, and I got tired of opening ten apps to compare every time. So I built these tools. They check 30+ sites each day and show you which one is paying the most.
The links in this tool are refer-a-friend links — the same referral mechanic any user gets when they share their own code. When you sign up through one, the platform pays Scrimpr a small referral bonus, the same as if a friend had referred you. That's what keeps the tool free.
Worth knowing:
For more information, see how Scrimpr is funded.