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Costco Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery)
$65
$100
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $64.99.
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Access to thousands of top-rated restaurants, bars, & coffee shops
- Access additional in-app savings opportunities through special offers, promotions, and 20% dining rewards.
- A seamless way to pay your bill through the inKind app
- Check the locations list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you.
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Valid through 06/21/26. While supplies last.
- This price matches the popular Frontpage Deal from May, which received +75 community votes.
- If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
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About the Poster
Costco Wholesale has for its Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $64.99.
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Access to thousands of top-rated restaurants, bars, & coffee shops
- Access additional in-app savings opportunities through special offers, promotions, and 20% dining rewards.
- A seamless way to pay your bill through the inKind app
- Check the locations list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you.
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Valid through 06/21/26. While supplies last.
- This price matches the popular Frontpage Deal from May, which received +75 community votes.
- If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
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InKind One is a restaurant payment credit that works best when there are participating spots you actually want nearby. The strongest upside is the discount, with some finding it cheaper than buying through InKind directly or even cheaper than Uber gift cards, and a few noting useful extras like app offers and cash back on the uncovered portion. The main drawback is coverage, since local favorites can disappear, some places do not honor it, and app ordering can carry higher prices or markups. Tips still come from a card, so it fits best when the restaurant list around you is solid.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. The list can change frequently, with restaurants being added, removed, or reappearing later. One useful detail is that the list may also expand when you reach the payment screen, so it is worth checking there before deciding.
Yes. The card is only useful if you have restaurants you actually want to visit on the inKind list, and several comments note that local spots can disappear or never be available in some areas. It can be a strong discount when nearby options exist, but it may be impractical if the closest participating restaurant is far away.
No for the tip, and not always for stacking. Tip must be paid from your own card, and several comments say gift card balance cannot be combined with coupons or promos to cover the same bill, which can force extra out-of-pocket spend.
Not always. Some restaurants show the same prices as in person, while others add a markup similar to DoorDash or Uber Eats, so it is worth checking the restaurant's current menu before ordering through the app.
You usually dine normally, then pay the bill in the app by entering the receipt number and showing the server if needed. A few locations support ordering or paying through the app, but most use it as a checkout/payment method rather than for placing the food order.
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I think I remember a couple of restaurants that allow you to order online and pay with the inKind app, but it was very few nationwide. I don't know exactly how that works because there were none in my area, so I didn't dig into how it works.
I happen to check menu prices on the one I've eaten at before and would probably go to again and they have the same prices as in person (didn't go all the way through to checkout so not sure if they tack on any fees at the end).
I haven't received any coupons in a while, but from everyone is saying, you can't use coupons/promos they send and pay with these inKind GCs? I just received a $50 off $100 promo and would like to plan ahead on when to use it, would obviously be best to use that instead of the GCs if he bill will be just over $100.
I happen to check menu prices on the one I've eaten at before and would probably go to again and they have the same prices as in person (didn't go all the way through to checkout so not sure if they tack on any fees at the end).
I haven't received any coupons in a while, but from everyone is saying, you can't use coupons/promos they send and pay with these inKind GCs? I just received a $50 off $100 promo and would like to plan ahead on when to use it, would obviously be best to use that instead of the GCs if he bill will be just over $100.
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In other words :
Inkind Cash - $100 (from Costco)
Inkind Cash back $15 expires 8/31 (from paying with credit card on previous meals)
If bill is $50 can I pay $15 from Inkind Cash Back and $35 from Inkind Cash or can I only use my cash back with credit card payments?
Say you have earned Inkind cash with an expiration . Can that be stacked with the gift card balance or will they only use one?
In other words :
Inkind Cash - $100 (from Costco)
Inkind Cash back $15 expires 8/31 (from paying with credit card on previous meals)
If bill is $50 can I pay $15 from Inkind Cash Back and $35 from Inkind Cash or can I only use my cash back with credit card payments?
For example, $50 receipt, $14 cash back, about 28% back vs 35% back
Really disappointed one a local bagel place left, that would have been good to redeem cash back
So Inkind Cash Back is useless given the pre-discount on gift card balance, unless you are paying for something close in amount to the amount of cash back
For example, $50 receipt, $14 cash back, about 28% back vs 35% back
Really disappointed one a local bagel place left, that would have been good to redeem cash back
Where the IKCB is still a nice perk is if you can frequently expense meals on a corporate card, getting reimbursed at work while also earning 10% - 25% back. Would add up quickly.
Where the IKCB is still a nice perk is if you can frequently expense meals on a corporate card, getting reimbursed at work while also earning 10% - 25% back. Would add up quickly.
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