Back-to-school is around the corner and that means one thing for lots of families: Getting ready for the new school year. It’s time to start shopping for savings on school supplies and other essentials.
And, thanks to Ibotta, families can enjoy rebates on several popular items needed for the classroom, lunchtime and other school activities.
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Ibotta, is partnering with top brands to help offset costs during its Back-to-School Essentials event. From July 25 to Aug. 31, Ibotta is delivering cash back offers on school notebooks, lunch box treats, vitamins, beauty supplies, and more.
According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), consumers are adjusting shopping behaviors due to the recent spike in prices. Given the current state of the U.S. economy, back-to-school shoppers are even more focused on finding ways to save, compared to years past.
Recent NRF back to school research found that 43% are doing more comparative shopping online, 42% are shopping for sales more often and 24% are using more coupons.
Check out the full list of 69 participating brands here.
Here’s a sample of cash back offers available:
Flipz — 75 cents back
Nature’s Way Alive! multivitamins — up to $4.25 on any variety and size
NIVEA MEN — earn up to $7 in total on select products
FIVE STAR — up to $2 back on two notebooks of any variety and size
noosa yoghurt — 50 cents back on four-packs of any variety
Perfect Snacks — up to $3.99 in total on select products
OxiClean — up to $3 back in total on select products
Back to school shoppers can also use Ibotta’s FREE browser extension to compare prices and set in-stock alerts for popular items. Deals will also be available in the Ibotta app and Ibotta website.
To learn more about all of Ibotta’s back to school deals, click here.
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