Megeclio is a consumer advice publisher that explains how cashback apps work and what shoppers can realistically expect to save. Its guide compares three mechanisms: uploading receipts for product-specific offers, starting online purchases through tracked links, and scanning a retailer’s loyalty app or card at checkout. It covers services including Shoop, ShopBack and iGraal for online cashback; marktguru, scondoo and smhaggle for receipt offers; and PAYBACK, Lidl Plus, REWE Bonus, dm and Rossmann apps for points, coupons or store credit.

The article distinguishes cash payouts from discounts and rewards usable only with particular retailers, and outlines conditions such as minimum withdrawal amounts, tracking requirements and point expiry. Drawing on public provider terms and consumer-protection research, Megeclio notes that supermarket savings are typically modest, averaging no more than about two percent of spending in the cited analysis. The publisher says it has not tested the apps and discloses that links may earn it a commission, while the price for readers remains unchanged