Cently review

Cently, also known as Coupons at Checkout, is CouponFollow's extension. Its homepage says it tries every working promo code at checkout, applies the best one, and then adds cashback on top, which you activate in one click at thousands of stores. You can save items from any store into lists. The supported store list includes large retailers such as Walmart, Target, Nike, Expedia and Wayfair. That covers the basics of a code finder, but Cently publishes less than its rivals. Price drop alerts and shareable lists are marked as coming soon, the homepage only offers a Chrome extension, and there is no published store count or cashback payout rule on the page. It is a reasonable lightweight option for Chrome, but Honey, Capital One Shopping and Rakuten all document more features and broader browser support.

Who it is for

Chrome users who want a simple code tester

Price

Free; cashback at participating stores.

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Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• Tries every working promo code at checkout and applies the best one
• Cashback at thousands of stores, activated in one click
• Saves items into lists
• Supports stores such as Walmart, Target, Nike and Expedia
• Run by CouponFollow

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Combines code testing and cashback in one step
• Strength: Store list is searchable on its homepage
• Strength: Backed by the CouponFollow coupon site
• Weakness: Price drop alerts and list sharing are listed as coming soon
• Weakness: Only a Chrome extension is offered on the homepage
• Weakness: No published store count or payout terms on the homepage

Key facts

• Price: Free
• Owner: CouponFollow
• Cashback: Yes, at participating stores
• Price alerts: Coming soon
• Browser: Chrome

Where it ranks

Cently is No. 9 in our Best Coupon Browser Extensions verdict.