mud pie Cashback: Every Portal's Rate, Compared

mud pie cashback FAQ

Which portal pays the most for mud pie cashback right now?

Active Junky, at 8%. That's the rate a returning shopper gets, which is how the table ranks: an "up to" ceiling or a new-customer rate never takes this spot over a lower rate everyone gets.

How long does mud pie cashback take to pay out?

On a click-through portal there are two waits, one after the other: the portal has to confirm the order with mud pie, which mostly tracks mud pie's return window, and then the confirmed balance has to be paid out, which is the portal's own rule. Buying mud pie's gift card through a portal skips the first wait: that cashback is paid when the card is bought.

• Active Junky: Orders stay pending until the partner store approves them. For travel and events, partners typically approve within about 3 months after the trip or event. Payout: On the 20th of each month, or the next business day when the 20th falls on a weekend or holiday.
• TopCashback: No fixed window. Cash back goes pending, then confirmed once the retailer reviews the order, then payable once the retailer's network is invoiced. TopCashback prints an estimated payout speed on each merchant's page. Payout: On request, once the cash back is payable. Adding bank, PayPal or Venmo details puts a 72-hour hold on the account first.
• ShopBack: Pending within 48 hours of checkout, then Confirmed once the partner store's claim time has been fulfilled: usually a few weeks for retail, after trip completion for travel. Payout: On request. Typically processed within 10 calendar days (up to 30 in some cases), with a $300 daily withdrawal limit.
• Rakuten: 3 to 14 weeks for online and in-store purchases; 45 to 120 days for travel. Payout: Every three months: February 15, May 15, August 15 and November 15.
• chirpyest: Not available until the retailer's return period has elapsed, up to 180 days or longer from purchase. Payout: On chirpyest's current payment schedule, which its terms don't date.
• RebatesMe: Cash back becomes available after the 90-day return window.
• Extrabux: Usually tracked within 1 to 7 days of purchase, then held through a 90-day window for returns or cancellations at most stores before it becomes available. Payout: On request. Requests are processed within 3 business days; PayPal and eGift cards typically land within 24 to 48 hours after that, ACH takes about 5 business days, and a check 1 to 2 weeks by post.
• GoCashBack: It can take up to 120 days for cash back to become available. Payout: On request. A payment request is processed within 7 to 14 business days.
• Price.com: Typically 30 to 90 days: pending until the retailer confirms the purchase and its return period ends. Payout: On request, once the cash back is approved.
• RetailMeNot: In about 45 days the cash back lands in the RetailMeNot account as redeemable. Payout: On request, once the cash back is approved in the account.

Is there a minimum payout?

• Active Junky: None stated for the monthly payout. Cashing out early as a gift card takes $5.01 in approved cash back.
• TopCashback: None for PayPal, Venmo or bank transfer; some gift cards have one.
• ShopBack: $5 of Confirmed Cashback on ShopBack's payment-methods and clear-time guides; its withdraw how-to says $10.
• Rakuten: $5.01 in confirmed cash back before the payment date; $5.00 or less carries over to the next one.
• chirpyest: $5.00; balances below $5.00 remain in the account for the next payment period.
• RebatesMe: $10 in available cash back, not counting bonuses.
• Extrabux: $10 available balance, with at least one confirmed purchase carrying more than $1 in available cash back.
• GoCashBack: $10 in withdrawable cash back, not counting sign-up, referral or activity bonuses for the first withdrawal.
• Price.com: $10 per withdrawal, with a $500 cap per withdrawal and per day.
• RetailMeNot: A minimum approved balance of $5.01 is required for a redemption.