
JamDoughnut
JamDoughnut is an app that pays instant cashback when you buy digital gift cards for everyday shops.
£3 credited the moment you join, with nothing to do for it. The catch is the withdrawal threshold: you need £10 in the account before you can take anything out, so another £7 of gift card cashback.
A few gift cards for your normal shopping covers it. Worth having both this and Cheddar installed: rates differ by retailer, so you can check both and take whichever is paying more that day.
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Once your total balance reaches £10 (bonus + earned cashback), you can withdraw
Keep using the app for ongoing savings - around £200/year for a typical household

Quick review
Wondering whether JamDoughnut is worth it beyond the bonus? Here is our honest take.
JamDoughnut is a UK cashback app that pays you straight away when you buy gift cards for big-name retailers. Pop your details in to claim the free cash offer Quidsy lists here, then keep earning on planned spends. Best if you can pause a minute before checkout. Less suited to impulse shoppers.
Chris' verdictYour personal guide, QuidsyYes, if you do any planned shopping at the bigger retailers. I rate JamDoughnut as the most useful cashback app in the UK right now, and the Trustpilot score (4.7 from 5,700+ reviews) backs that up.
The £3 sign-up bonus (as of May 2026) lands immediately when you make your first qualifying purchase, so you only need to earn £7 in regular cashback to hit the £10 withdrawal threshold. That's two or three supermarket shops for most people, or a single bigger purchase at John Lewis or Argos.
What really sets it apart is the speed. Every other cashback option means waiting weeks, sometimes months, with offers occasionally declined for reasons you can't pin down. JamDoughnut hands you the cashback before you've even paid.
The trade-off is the planning step, you have to remember to buy the gift card first. If that's a dealbreaker, stick with TopCashback or Quidco. If you can pause for 30 seconds before tapping pay, this is the easiest free money in your pocket.
One thing to watch: points expire. Bonus points 6 months after your last purchase, regular cashback after 12, but every new buy resets the clock.
JamDoughnut Limited (company no. 12277192). Pay-by-bank payments processed via Banked and TrueLayer, both FCA-authorised Open Banking providers. Gift cards and cashback balances are not FSCS-protected.