Update 7/31/22: There’s now a slightly higher 3,600 ($36) offer on Swagbucks via Revenue Universe offer wall.
The Offer
- Swagbucks is offering 3,000 ($30) when you open a new Robinhood account and deposit $5.
- You’ll also get a free stock which can be worth anywhere from $3 and $150.
There’s a similar offer on MyPoints for 5,000 points ($31.50 – $33).
The Fine Print
- SB will appear as Pending for 32 days.
- Offer only valid for new Robinhood users.
- Must create Robinhood account through the Swagbucks affiliate link.
- Must enter valid sign-up information, including account funding information to earn SB.
- Must make first deposit of $5 or more to earn SB. Deposits under $5 are not eligible to earn SB.
- Offer may only be redeemed once (1) per user.
- This offer is presented to you by Swagbucks on behalf of a third-party merchant or sponsor (“Merchant”). Swagbucks does not endorse (and therefore is not responsible to you for) the Merchant’s views, policies, products or services. Have questions? Please contact the Swagbucks Help Center. If you are not credited within 32 days of offer completion, you have 14 days to contact the Swagbucks Help Center for further investigation. Help Center tickets submitted after the 14 day grace period are not eligible for further investigation and SB.
Our Verdict
The typical best offer is to signup via referral link and get a free stock. With this offer you get $30 on top of the free stock. Sweet and easy deal for those interested in Robinhood.
Hat tip to Matty Rex
If you’re new to Swagbucks then please read our review. You can get a bonus of up to $13 by using a referral link.
- William’s Swagbucks referral Link
- Chuck’s Swagbucks referral Link
- Chuck’s MyPoints referral link
I only see 3,000 on SB.
I’m only seeing 1,800sb on RU
I had an account in the past.. and closed it a few months ago.. can we get ?the SBs?
Not clear if I am a new user if I used to have an account with them.
Stay away form Robinhood’s shady practices
I think Robinhood is underappreciated, personally. While I don’t use the platform, I appreciate the competition they brought to the securities trading industry.
I don’t think the big entrenched players (Vanguard, Fido, Schwab, etc.) would provide free trades without upstart businesses like RH pushing them forward. Payment for order flow is a sneaky and somewhat shady practice, but there’s no doubt normal consumers save tremendous amounts of money making trades that way in comparison to the old per trade commission model. These sorts of companies might not be your best option for a broker today, but they put pressure on the industry to move forward and that’s what makes America great.
Also, if you hate the company, this is your chance to take a few bucks from them. It’s not like you can’t delete the account later.
Based on zeitgeist and prevailing internet attitudes, I also vehemently oppose Robinhood on principle despite never having used the platform. Upvote my comment if you agree
I hate Robinhood but I like free money. I closed my old Robinhood in the past. Can Robinhood be churned? Has anyone tried after closing a previous account?
Lame.
no