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Save money with cashback

Simple, honest guides to how you earn money back on the shopping you already do. No tricks, no hidden catches.

What is cashback, and why do you get money back?

Cashback means money back on purchases you were making anyway. Here we explain what cashback is, where the money comes from, and why it is free for you.

How Sparebørsen works: from click to money in your pocket

From logging in to the money landing in your account, here is the whole route, step by step. That is how simple Sparebørsen is to use.

Cashback or discount code: which is worth more?

Discount codes cut the price at the checkout, cashback gives money back afterwards. Here is the difference, and why you can often use both.

How to save money without shopping more

Cashback is not about buying more, but about getting something back on what you buy anyway. Here is how to save on completely ordinary shopping.

Why is membership free?

Sparebørsen is free to use: no fee, no hidden catch. We explain honestly how we make money and why the service costs you nothing.

How to get money back on travel, hotels and flights

Travel often means large amounts, and therefore a lot of cashback. Here is how to get money back on hotels, flight tickets and package holidays.

Cashback on everyday shopping: pharmacy, food and small things

Cashback is not only for expensive purchases. Here is how you get money back at the pharmacy, on groceries and on the small things you buy often.

How to withdraw your cashback

Cashback you have earned is real money you can withdraw to your bank. Here is how payouts work, and what happens from purchase to account.

Refer a friend and save together

Cashback gets better when more people join. Here is how referrals work, and why it pays to bring a friend along to Sparebørsen.

How to get the most out of cashback through the year

At some times of year we shop more, and that is when cashback is worth extra. Here is how to plan the big shopping periods.

Is cashback too good to be true? An honest look

Money back on everything you buy sounds almost too good. Here is an honest look at what cashback is, and what it is not.

Cashback on big purchases: electronics, appliances and furniture

The more expensive the purchase, the more cashback. Here is how to get the most back on electronics, white goods and furniture.

How to get cashback on supplements

Buying supplements online means part of what you pay can come back to you. Here is how cashback on supplements works through Sparebørsen.

Where do you get the most back on vitamins and supplements?

Cashback rates on supplements vary from shop to shop. Here is why it pays to check where you get the most back before you shop.

Supplements you buy anyway: money back every time

Supplements are often a regular expense. That makes the cashback regular too. Here is how money back on each purchase adds up over a year.

Cashback on supplements: is it actually worth it?

Is cashback on supplements worth the bother? Here is an honest look at what you actually get back, and when it is worth caring about.

Cashback on electronics: how percentages become kroner

Cashback shows up best on expensive purchases like electronics. Here is what to know before buying a TV, phone or PC from a shop with cashback.

Cashback on clothes and fashion: money back on what you buy

You buy clothes anyway, so part of the sum may as well come back. Here is how cashback on clothes and fashion works, and what returns mean.

How to save more on Black Friday with cashback

Cashback sits on top of the Black Friday price, not instead of it. Here is how to get money back on the deals you were buying anyway.

Cashback on Christmas presents: save money on the Christmas shop

Christmas shopping gets expensive fast. With cashback you get a share of what you spend on presents back in your account, as real money.

Cashback versus Trumf and points: what is the difference?

Cashback pays real kroner to your bank account. Points schemes like Trumf give value you spend in one place. Here is the difference, honestly explained.

How to save money on online shopping

Want to save money on online shopping without buying more? Here are concrete steps: price comparison, price alerts and cashback.

Cashback on sport and outdoor gear: how to get money back

Buying skis, a bike or hiking gear anyway? Then you can get a share of the purchase sum back in your account by clicking via Sparebørsen first.

Cashback on furniture and interiors: kroner on large purchases

Sofa, bed or dining table? On a furniture purchase a small percentage back can become surprisingly many kroner. Here is how cashback works on interiors.

Is cashback safe? How it works in practice

Cashback sounds too good to be true. Here is the simple, slightly dull explanation of why it is safe and free for you as a shopper.

When does it actually pay to shop online?

Sparebørsen has tracked millions of prices in Norwegian online shops. Here is what we found about when prices move, and what you can do regardless.

Bosant discount code: is there one, and what is the alternative?

Looking for a Bosant discount code? Sparebørsen has no code for Bosant, but Stille sells comparable bamboo bedding with 15 % off and cashback on top.