Perks at Work offers
Select Accounts:
$25 off your next $50+ Meal via
inKind, redeemable when you click 'Shop Now' and enter your unique promo code and phone number to claim the offer.
Thanks to community member
Piano.Teacher for sharing this deal.
Note: Check the
location list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you. Your offer will be auto-applied when you use the inKind app (
iOS or
Android) to seamlessly pay your bill from your phone.
Community Reviews
Inkind with Perks at Work is a $25 credit that works through the Perks at Work unique code flow and can be redeemed in the Inkind app after generating a code. The credit has been reported as valid through 2026, and the signup can also enroll the account in an Inkind Pass trial that needs cancellation before the free year ends. The offer has worked with unique codes and even after an initial already used message. Inkind also appears usable for takeout at many restaurants, though the fine print says dine in is required at some locations.
Common Questions (5)
No. The offer is showing an expiration in 2026, so it can be used for about a year rather than immediately. Several codes also display 2026 as the expiration year.
Create a Perks at Work account, click "Unique code" to generate the code, then use "Shop Now" to open InKind and redeem it there. Redemption works through the Perks at Work link rather than directly in the InKind app.
The signup can enroll you in InKind Pass with 12 months free, and the pass may auto-renew unless canceled before the next November billing date. Check the app after signup so you do not get billed.
Takeout can work at many restaurants, but the offer description says "dine In" is required for InKind. One restaurant reportedly refused to let food leave even after it was prepared, so acceptance depends on the location.
Yes. An account can be created with a personal email and a large U.S. bank selected as employer, and the signup does not verify that information.
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Have been using Inkind for a few years now and I thought they got rid of the whole 'pass' part of it, didn't realize that was still a thing.
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Nvm I'm dumb
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