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Honey Chrome extension

Honey scans checkout and product pages across major shopping sites, testing coupon codes automatically and comparing prices so you can see if you're getting a good deal. It's best for frequent online shoppers who want a passive way to catch discounts. The catch: not every code it finds will apply, and it can't guarantee the lowest possible price.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryShopping
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • free to install and use
  • automatically tries coupon codes at checkout without manual searching
  • compares prices across shopping sites in real time
  • works passively in the background while you browse

Cons

  • not every coupon code it tries will be valid or apply to your cart
  • price comparison coverage depends on which sites and products are supported
  • needs to read checkout and product page content to function, which is inherent to how it works

Best for

  • shoppers who want coupon codes tested automatically at checkout
  • comparing prices across shopping sites before buying
  • people who shop online often and want a passive savings tool
  • users on major retail sites where Honey is widely supported

Skip it if

  • shoppers on niche or smaller stores Honey doesn't support
  • anyone who doesn't want a browser extension running on shopping pages

Key features

  • automatic coupon code testing at checkout
  • price comparison across supported shopping sites
  • product page price-drop awareness
  • works across a range of major online retailers

What Honey does

Honey watches for checkout and product pages on supported shopping sites, then automatically searches for and tests coupon codes so you don't have to hunt for them yourself. It also compares prices for products across sites in real time, giving you a quick way to check whether you're paying a competitive amount before buying.

Honey free vs paid

Honey is free to install and use for coupon searching and price comparison. There's no paid tier described in its listing; the extension works the same for all users, with its coverage depending on which retailers and products it supports at any given time.

Is Honey safe?

Honey needs to read the content of shopping and checkout pages to find coupon fields and compare prices, which is how it's able to function. It doesn't need account credentials to test codes. As with any shopping extension, it's worth reviewing what site data it accesses in your browser's extension settings.

Honey: FAQs

Is Honey free?

Yes, Honey is free to install and use for finding coupon codes and comparing prices.

Is Honey safe to use?

It reads shopping and checkout page content to find and test coupon codes, which is standard for a deals extension. Review its permissions in your browser settings if you're unsure.

How do I use the Honey extension?

Install it, then click the Honey icon at checkout on a supported site to have it search for and try coupon codes automatically.

Does Honey always find a working coupon?

No, not every code it tries will be valid for your cart or region; Honey applies the best one it finds, but sometimes none work.

What are Honey alternatives?

Other coupon and cashback extensions exist with different retailer coverage and features; which fits best depends on where you shop.

Does Honey work on every shopping site?

No, coverage is limited to sites Honey supports; smaller or niche stores may not be included.

Does Honey compare prices as well as find coupons?

Yes, alongside coupon testing, Honey can show price comparisons for products across supported shopping sites.

Why isn't Honey showing up at checkout?

This usually means the site isn't supported, or the extension needs to be manually clicked to activate on that page.

Does Honey need my account login?

No, it doesn't need your store account credentials to test coupon codes at checkout.

Can I use Honey on mobile?

Honey is primarily a desktop browser extension; check its listing for any separate mobile app support.