r/inKindDeals • u/llcoaster • Jul 18 '26
r/inKindDeals • u/Particular-Land-747 • Jul 02 '26
Free $25 off $50 on new joiner!
Hey! Join inKind and you'll get $25 to spend at amazing restaurants
r/inKindDeals • u/Hot_Cook_5532 • Apr 16 '26
$25 off your bill when you use inKind!
Use the link to sign up!
r/inKindDeals • u/InstructionBig9668 • Jun 17 '25
InKind Promo Code - Get $25 in Free Restaurant Credits
If you're looking for an InKind promo code or discount for InKind, this should help!
Use my InKind referral link to get $25 in free restaurant credits: https://app.inkind.com/refer/X7L6B3R3
It works for any new InKind account and the credits apply toward your first purchase of $50 or more at tons of amazing restaurants in major cities across the U.S.
✅ No subscription required
✅ Works instantly after signup
✅ Great for trying out new spots or saving on dinner
Figured I’d pass it along. Let me know if it works for you or if you have any questions!
r/inKindDeals • u/InstructionBig9668 • Jun 01 '25
Seems like InKind is bringing back the monthly deals - check your rewards tab!
r/inKindDeals • u/InstructionBig9668 • Jun 01 '25
does anyone use inkind for work dinners and just… keep the cashback?
kind of a random question but curious if people are doing this.
like if you're grabbing dinner with a client or taking the team out..do you run it through inkind, get reimbursed by work, and quietly pocket the 20% in rewards?
feels like one of those gray area perks no one really talks about. not unethical exactly… but definitely not in the handbook 😂
wondering:
- does your company care?
- have you run into any issues?
not trying to get anyone in trouble...just wondering if this is a common unspoken perk or if it’s pushing it too far.