Upromise: Cash Back Rewards

Upromise: Cash Back Rewards

Earn cash, save for college.

536 ratings
141 reviews
Free
With Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 7, 2021
  • July 6, 2026

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Earn cash back on everyday purchases and save for college. This app allows you to shop online at popular retailers, scan store receipts, and automatically transfer rewards to your 529 college savings plan. Receive bonuses for joining and linking your plan.

Earn cash back on online shopping
Scan store receipts for rewards
Link 529 college savings plans
Automatic fund transfers
Exclusive coupon codes
Monthly scholarship drawings
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What's New in Upromise

2.6.3

July 6, 2026

Fresh updates are here to make your experience even better and more reliable! What’s New in This Version - We squashed some pesky little bugs to keep things running smoothly.

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User reviews

Great surveys! Learn a lot too.

Fun!

It’s nice to matter

My opinion is at time the only thing I can afford to give . It is so nice to know it matters. Thanks

Survey

Enjoy these surveys to save money on my sons 529 account

Surveys

Easy money

If I could give it negative stars, I would… NO customer service

I really wanted to love this. I thought it was a great idea for people saving for their children's college, with small contributions over time. I’ve had the app/account for less than a month now. In the last week, my account has been suspended twice. There is no customer service. The submit button on the website doesn't work to send them a message, they don't reply to messages on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn, and there is no customer service phone number. I got the Upromise credit card through Barclays, and they don’t even have a contact number for them. I feel the lack of customer service is especially concerning since they are helping you get extra cash for your child's future education. 
I would not recommend the service to anyone looking for an extra few bucks their child’s future. it’s more of a headache than it is helpful.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Login issues

Bug

Inability to upload receipts

Bug

App freezing/crashing

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Search function for participating stores

Feature

Automatic receipt scanning

Feature

Higher minimum payout threshold

Feature

More transparency on offer/survey requirements

Feature

FAQ

What does the Upromise app do?

The Upromise app is a free cash back rewards program designed to help users earn money for college. It allows you to earn cash back on online purchases from hundreds of retailers, scan store receipts, and automatically transfer your earnings to a linked 529 college savings plan or other U.S. checking/savings account.

How can I earn cash back with Upromise?

You can earn cash back by shopping online at participating retailers through the Upromise platform, or by scanning your store receipts for eligible purchases. The app also offers exclusive coupon codes and promo codes to save money on online purchases.

Is Upromise free to use?

Yes, Upromise is a free cash back rewards app. There are no fees to join or use the service. You can also receive bonuses for joining and linking your 529 plan.

Which 529 plans are compatible with Upromise?

Upromise is compatible with all 529 college savings plans, as well as ABLE (special needs) plans. If you do not have a 529 plan, you can still link a U.S. checking or savings account to receive your rewards.

How are my rewards transferred to my college savings?

Eligible funds in your Upromise account can be automatically transferred to your linked 529 college savings account every month, provided a minimum transfer requirement is met. This makes saving for college effortless.