I’ve written in the past about InKind, my favorite dining rewards app. InKind has just rolled out an improved refer a friend bonus, so this is a great time to refer family and friends.
Continue reading: InKind Dining App Limited Time Referral Offer: Up To $75 In Total Value
Share your questions, experiences, and thoughts below.
It's disappointing that after the recent changes, many restaurants offer only 10% in cashback. Enjoyed it while it lasted, but it seems inkind is slowly dying and will be gone soon.
"The major downside to InKind is that the network of restaurants isn’t that huge, at least outside of major cities."
You nailed it. We used it at Bravo and Smokey Bones but not any more. I think the InKind model of buying restaurant credit at a large discount is only attractive to struggling chains, which describes these two.
https://app.inkind.com/refer/N0WWBPLN
My referral code - thank you to anyone who click it (I signed up via someone else's on a past OMAAT post).
The bonuses have worked well. The only downside of any of the credits is that they expire fairly quickly (2mo). I think that's how they make their model work, is assuming a certain amount of breakage. With the somewhat limited number of locations even in larger cities, it's hard to hit one enough to maximize it.
Unlike other credits where I always make sure I use them to justify the card's annual fee (e.g., Resy), at least this one, if not used, doesn't realy cost me anything either.
Costco always has InKind gift cards on sale for about 35% off too.
I can’t be bothered for $25
Throwing in my referral link and would appreciate anyone using it.
https://app.inkind.com/refer/DFNXTTC4
We LOVE inKind and have used it often whether we're in town or not. We've saved well over $1000 since we started and, on top of that, it's more secure as you aren't handing your credit card for a waiter to take away.
Help us help restaurants by using our referral link. We'd really appreciate it. Every dollar helps when you have 2 kids in college. :-).
