265 sign-up offers, in thirteen lists.
Each row leads with the number most people actually collect, and the condition for the advertised one sits beside it. Verdicts are ours: worth it, worth it if, or think twice.
Most of these programs forbid a page like ours from posting their link at all, which is why so few rows carry one, and a number of them pay only the person doing the sharing, which is why some rows say the reader gets nothing. 85 programs forbid a page like ours from carrying their link, and 84 more never mint a code that can be posted anywhere.
Worth it, right now
The rows that reached the top verdict
The first eight of 26, in the order the lists use; the rest sit in their lists. Check up to three to compare them side by side.
The thirteen lists
Every offer, by the kind of trap it carries
One page per list, each under the size budget, each with its own compare bar. The trap named on the card is the one that decides most rows in it.
The bar on each cardworth itworth it ifthink twice
Why thirteen pages and not one: a single page of 265 rows was slow to open on a phone, and most people come for one kind of offer. Each list is short enough to read in one sitting, and the compare bar works within the list you are reading.