Rebaid

Rebaid is a US rebate and deals site founded in 2019 by ecommerce seller Brendon Fields. Brands list products at a discount, shoppers buy them on Amazon, and Rebaid pays back the rebate after the purchase is confirmed. Sellers use it to drive sales and ranking for new products. Rebaid says it is not a review platform and does not require reviews.

A shopper signs up, chooses a rebate deal, buys the product on Amazon and confirms the purchase on Rebaid. After the waiting period, Rebaid pays the rebate by check, which arrives in 7 to 10 business days, or by direct deposit, usually within 48 hours, for a $1 fee. Rebates are voided if the order is cancelled or returned. Only US shoppers can take part.

Rebaid says Amazon's published terms do not expressly ban off-Amazon deals. Many sellers read an Amazon representative's 2023 comments as guidance against them, and some industry articles warn that using external rebates to boost ranking can violate Amazon policy. Read Amazon's current policies on promotions and incentivized purchases before using any rebate service.

No. Rebaid promotions are for products bought on Amazon, and shoppers confirm Amazon purchases to get rebates. It does not support eBay listings or eBay purchases. eBay sellers who want to run promotions typically use eBay's own tools, such as markdown sales, coupons and promoted listings, inside Seller Hub on eBay.

Rebaid's FAQ lists team@rebaid.com as its support email for questions about account summaries and rebate payments. When you write, include the email on your Rebaid account, the Amazon order number, the product name and the purchase date. If the purchase was recent, you can also check your Amazon order page for return options.