Pay less for everything you already buy.
Tell Yilbit what you want. It checks your cards, points and cashback, finds the best deal and shows the real price you pay — all in one conversation.
Launching in the United States. Free for shoppers.

Everyone has money hiding in their wallet.
Points about to expire, a card that pays more at this store, a code that actually stacks. Yilbit looks for all of it, every time you buy.







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The real price at the stores you love.
Sneakers, groceries, tech, beauty, hotels and flights. Ask for it; Yilbit compares the stores and your wallet.
Nike
Foot Locker
Marriott
Expedia
Walmart
Best Buy
Sephora
Macy’s
Instacart
Target
Amazon
Hotels.comStore names are examples of where Yilbit can compare prices. Trademarks belong to their owners; no endorsement or partnership is implied.
All your cards and accounts, working together.
Connect the cards you already carry — from your bank, your crypto exchange or your favorite app. Yilbit knows the benefits of each one and uses them on every purchase.
- Chase
- American Express
- Capital One
- Bank of America
- Wells Fargo
- Citi
- Discover
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Robinhood
We connect your crypto card and count its rewards. No trading needed.
- Curve
- Klarna

Bank, card and company names identify the products Yilbit can account for. Trademarks belong to their owners; no endorsement or partnership is implied.
Illustrative example
No menus. Just ask.
Yilbit is a conversation, not another app to learn. Text or voice — it does the work and shows its math.
Ask in plain words
“Cheapest way to buy these sneakers?” “A hotel in Austin next weekend?” Type it or say it.
Tell it what you have
Your credit cards, loyalty programs and cashback accounts. Yilbit knows the rules of each one so you don't have to.
Get the real price
One or two best options, with every line of the math: code, card rewards, points, cashback, fees. Then you decide.
The sticker price is not what you pay.
Coupons, card rewards, points and cashback rarely stack the way you think. Yilbit calculates every combination and shows which one really costs the least — and which numbers are estimates.
| Air Jordan 1 at Foot Locker | $190.00 |
| Code JORDAN10 (10%) | −$19.00 |
| 2% cashback, Wells Fargo Active Cash | −$3.42 |
| 4% Yilbit cashback | −$6.84 |
| Your effective price | $160.74 |
Illustrative example. Point values are always marked as estimates.
Wherever you already shop and ask.
Yilbit app
A chat-first app for web and mobile, with text and voice.
Early accessInside your AI assistant
Add Yilbit to the AI assistant you already use and get the real price right in the chat.
Early accessBrowser extension
Checkout help on the stores you visit: codes, cashback and the best card to use.
Coming laterInside your bank or wallet
Fintechs and wallets can embed the Yilbit savings engine for their customers.
For partnersMeet shoppers at the moment they decide.
Yilbit talks to people who are about to buy. Brands and retailers reach them with transparent, performance-based offers — no tracking across the web, only shoppers who opted in.
Promote
Your offers and cashback show up when shoppers ask Yilbit — in our app and inside AI assistants.
Convert
Shoppers see their real price with your offer and their own rewards, so they buy with confidence.
Recover
When a shopper who opted in asks about you and doesn't buy, Yilbit can follow up with a better reason to.
Sponsor
Sponsored placements are always labeled and never change the price math or the best-option ranking.
Built to be trusted with your wallet.
The best price wins. Always.
Sponsored offers are labeled and can't buy a better spot. If a paid offer isn't the cheapest, Yilbit says so.
Your data, your call.
We only use what you choose to share. We never ask for your bank or card passwords, and we don't track you across the web.
Math you can check.
Every price comes with its breakdown. Facts are facts; estimates, like what a point is worth, are marked as estimates.
Questions, answered.
Is Yilbit free?
Yes, for shoppers. Yilbit earns affiliate commissions from merchants when you buy through it, and from clearly labeled sponsored placements.
How does Yilbit make money without biasing results?
Merchants pay us a commission on purchases and brands can sponsor placements. Neither changes the price calculation or which option is ranked best.
Do I have to connect my bank?
No. You can simply tell Yilbit which cards and programs you have. We never ask for passwords.
Which cards and programs does it know?
We start with the most popular US cards and rewards programs — like Chase, American Express, Capital One, Citi, Wells Fargo, Discover and Bank of America — and keep adding more.
When can I use it?
We're opening early access in the United States. Email [email protected] and we'll let you in as soon as a spot opens.
Stop leaving money at checkout.
Join early access and let Yilbit find the real price of your next purchase.