Recoup tracks prices before you buy, matches them at the register while you're still in the store, and recovers cash after checkout — automatically, from a photo of your receipt.
Every shopping trip has three chances to save money — Recoup covers all of them, automatically.
Add any product to your watchlist and move on. We check the price every day and email you the moment it drops — clothing, Amazon, IKEA, Walmart, and 100+ stores across the US and Canada.
Standing in the store, scan the barcode or style tag. If it's cheaper online, show the cashier and get it price-matched right there — no separate trip, no waiting for a refund.
Photograph your receipt and every item gets tracked through its return window automatically. If a price drops, you get an email with the receipt already attached — ready to claim.
Meet a typical Recoup user — not a coupon-hunter, just someone who hates paying more than they have to. One ordinary month, Recoup quietly caught three separate wins without them changing a single habit.
They watchlisted a $110 pair of running shoes instead of buying outright — two weeks later, a price-drop email brought them home for $86. On a shopping trip, they scanned a $34 sweater's tag in-store, saw it was $27 online, and got it matched at the register before they'd even left. That evening, one photo of the receipt was all it took: ten days later, two more items had quietly dropped in price, and the difference landed back in their pocket without opening the app again.
Three ordinary moments. $60 back. About five minutes of scanning, against a $4.99/month subscription.
Recoup is in final testing ahead of its App Store debut in the US and Canada.