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Offers that passed our checks, November 2026
A real free offer costs you nothing to join and asks for no card. Most offers we look at fail that test. These passed, and each card shows what it asks of you and the catch before you go.
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What to look for in a free offer
Check three things before you sign up: whether it asks for a card, who gets your details, and what happens after any trial ends. A sweepstakes should name its sponsor and link its official rules. A survey site should say how and when it pays, and its minimum cash-out.
How we chose these offers
We read each sign-up page, terms and privacy policy, then try the sign-up ourselves. If an offer asks for a fee or a card to claim something it calls free, sells your details for unrelated marketing, or has a pattern of charge complaints, we leave it off, whatever it pays us. Our checks in full
At a glance
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Free from official sites
Free for every American, straight from the official source. We earn nothing from these, and the links go straight to the official site.
Free credit freeze
Makes it much harder for anyone to open new credit in your name.
The catch: Free by law, but you place it with each of the 3 bureaus.
Official site for Free credit freeze (opens in a new tab)Free credit reports
Your reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, free every week.
The catch: Reports only. Credit scores are not included.
Official site for Free credit reports (opens in a new tab)Unclaimed money search
Find money from old accounts, deposits and refunds your state holds.
The catch: Never pay a "finder". The search and the claim are free.
Official site for Unclaimed money search (opens in a new tab)Free tax help (VITA and TCE)
IRS-certified volunteers prepare your tax return for free.
The catch: Income and other limits apply. TCE is mainly for people 60+.
Official site for Free tax help (VITA and TCE) (opens in a new tab)Do Not Call list
Cut down sales calls by registering your phone number.
The catch: Scammers ignore it, and charity and political calls are allowed.
Official site for Do Not Call list (opens in a new tab)Kanopy movies
Free films and shows with your public library card.
The catch: Only at libraries that take part, with a monthly limit.
Official site for Kanopy movies (opens in a new tab)National park free days
Free entry to national parks on fee-free days.
The catch: Only a few days a year. Check the dates on nps.gov.
Official site for National park free days (opens in a new tab)
What we turned down, and why
So you can skip them. We don't name brands, and we earn nothing from this list.
- A sweepstakesWe couldn't find official rules or who runs the draw.
- Survey sign-up sitesThey pass your details on to partner companies.
- Charity and survey appsTheir own rules ban sites like ours from sending people.
- Online course and tutoring plansMany complaints about charges after cancelling.
- Supplement and pill trials"Free" samples that turn into monthly charges.
- Loans, debt and insurance leadsToo easy to get hurt. We leave them out completely.
How we check every offer
The same three steps for every offer. If it fails one, we leave it off, whatever it pays us.
- We read the fine printTerms, official rules and privacy policy, looking for fees, card requests or hidden catches.
- We try the sign-upWe go through it the way you would, and note exactly what it asks for.
- We label it honestlyFree, free trial or purchase needed, with the day we last checked it.
How we make money
Some brands pay us a referral fee when you sign up through our link. You never pay us anything, it never changes what you pay, and it never decides what we list. Picks we earn nothing from are listed too.
Run by a small independent team. Spotted a problem with an offer? Write to support@honestperks.com.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Free offers need no purchase and no card. Free trials and paid deals sit in their own labeled groups, so you always know before you go.
Do I have to sign up to see the offers?
No. Every offer on this page is open. The free weekly email is only for people who want new checked offers and reminders by email.
How does the free-trial reminder work?
Tell us which trial you started and the day it charges. We email you 2 days before, with how to cancel. It is one email for that trial, and it does not sign you up for anything else.
How do sweepstakes work?
Each sweepstakes is run by its sponsor under its own official rules. No purchase is ever needed to enter or win, and a real sweepstakes never asks you to pay to claim a prize.
How often will you email me?
Usually once a week, never more than 3 times. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
What is Ask Hoppy?
A helper that answers from our checked list and our own rules only. It doesn't know about offers we haven't checked, and it isn't financial advice.
Who is the frog?
That's Hoppy, our mascot. He's a drawing, not a person, and he never tells you what to buy.
No purchase necessary to enter a sweepstakes. US residents 18+. Each sweepstakes is run by its sponsor under its own official rules. HonestPerks is not affiliated with or endorsed by the brands listed.
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