Karma review

Karma suits shoppers who save items and wait for a better moment to buy. Its homepage says the extension saves products from any store into one place, tracks when the price drops or an item is back in stock, and automatically finds and applies the best coupon at checkout. Karma reports 6.5 million users, 13M+ coupons applied and $5 cash at sign-up, and it pays cash back on purchases. The mobile app adds a credit card rewards comparison at checkout, which the homepage says is only on the app. The averages it shows, $482 in yearly savings and $126 in cash back, are Karma's own numbers, so do not expect them. The homepage only promotes a Chrome extension. For pure code coverage Honey is stronger, but Karma's price tracking and saved lists are the best reason to choose it.

Who it is for

wishlist shoppers who wait for price drops

Price

Free; $5 cash at sign-up.

Add to Chrome - It’s Free
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• Automatically finds and applies the best coupon at checkout
• Tracks price drops and back-in-stock alerts on saved items
• Saves items from any store into one list
• Cash back on purchases
• Mobile app compares credit card rewards at checkout

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: $5 cash at sign-up, per Karma's homepage
• Strength: 6.5 million users, per Karma
• Strength: Strong wishlist and saved items tools
• Weakness: Credit card comparison is only on the mobile app
• Weakness: Homepage savings averages are Karma's own figures
• Weakness: Only a Chrome extension is promoted on the homepage

Key facts

• Price: Free
• Users: 6.5 million, per karmanow.com
• Sign-up bonus: $5 cash
• Coupons applied: 13M+, per Karma
• Price tracking: Price drop and back-in-stock alerts

Where it ranks

Karma is No. 7 in our Best Coupon Browser Extensions verdict.