Delivery & local services
Groceries, takeout, pet care and odd jobs, paid mostly in credits. The traps are expiry dates, minimum-order rules, and amounts the app never publishes.
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Every row here landed on another verdict.
Showing all 13 in this list. Every entry above was read on the official terms on the date shown. When terms change, the row changes. “Most people get” is what the terms pay on the typical path; the advertised ceiling and its condition are printed in the same row.
How to read this list
This category mostly pays in credits, and credits behave nothing like cash: they expire, they carry minimum-order rules, and they only spend inside the app that issued them. Where an entry shows a dollar figure, the guide tells you what that credit can and cannot buy. Instacart is the clearest case, at up to $40 split across your first two orders, each with its own minimum.
The two sides of a referral rarely get the same deal, and several providers here publish no figure at all for one side or both. Where there is no official number we print none, because the app shows you the live amount and no deal site, this one included, can promise it. A few programs go further and forbid links like ours outright, which is why some guides here send you to a friend: the full list is on the programs no deal site can link.