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Costco is offering a $100 InKind gift card for $59.99. That could be a great deal if you have upcoming plans to dine at an InKind restaurant.
The Deal
- Costco.com is offering a $100 InKind gift card for $59.99
- Direct link to this deal
If you’re new to InKind, you can get a $25 reward to use on a dine of $50 or more (and so will we) if you sign up via a referral link. Feel free to use one of our links with our thanks:
Key Terms
- Limit of 5 per member
Quick Thoughts
InKind has had a number of Amex Offers and other discounts over the past couple of years. I ignored it for a while, but then finally signed up and have enjoyed the couple of chances I’ve had to use it.
For those unaware, InKind is a payment app. Participating restaurants allow you to settle your restaurant tab within the app, eliminating the need to give your credit card to the server (and wait for them to return with it). I was skeptical as to how useful this would be, but I’ve used it a couple of times now thanks to generous promotions and I’ve found it relatively easy to use.
The drawback is of course that you’re limited to the restaurants that offer the ability to pay via InKind. They certainly aren’t everywhere and as such I’ve only found it useful when visiting major cities (and even then, the footprint is very limited). Still, I have a reservation at Jaleo DC in a couple of months and I’ll be happy to use InKind to settle the tab thanks to credits I’ve built up through discounted gift cards and referrals. I’ve also gotten targeted for some good promotions now and then.
I don’t need more InKind credit right now, but if I had an imminent reservation at a restaurant that takes it, I’d probably be buying a gift card here to save 40% even if it means missing out on a restaurant category bonus.
H/T: Doctor of Credit
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Does the overage on the restaurant bill show up as a 4x restaurant bonus on AmEx Gold or does it show up as a 1x from InKind?
4x
Mt orders keep getting cancelled.
Keep in mind you can’t stack it with the $50 off $150 for InKind Pass members
Additional tip: I just bought a couple inKind cards for a meal a week ago when they were $69.99. Filled out Costco.com’s price adjustment request yesterday (for purchases within 30 days) and got $10 per card credited back to my Visa today.
in 4 1! Our fave local pizza joint is on inkind. thanks!