Quidco Compare
Welcome to Quidco’s comparison site. Like any other comparison site,
we’ll find you great deals. But with cashback on top.
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Due to rising energy costs, there are limited deals right now
FAQs
Want to know more about how Quidco can help you save money on your insurance, broadband and more, find out how.
You certainly can. The platform we use is completely impartial. We only show our best prices and rates, suited to you. We never favour one supplier over another.
It’s a fair question. If you make a purchase in insurance, energy or broadband through us, the provider whom you bought it from gives us a commission. We then give most of that commission to you, the customer. That’s how the cashback works.
We make money by keeping a small percentage of that commission. So you get some money back on what you buy, and we can afford the Christmas party.
The general premise is basically the same. You buy great products and services. And we give you cashback. The difference is that with Compare, we’ll not only give you cashback, but we’ll find you the best deals, too.
Once you’ve made a purchase, sit back and wait for your cashback to roll in. Please note that it can take 8-10 weeks for the transaction to appear in your Quidco account, and up to 12 months for your cashback to be paid. But most of the time, it is within 120 days.
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Useful information
Please note: by clicking the "Get a quote" button, you consent to your details being used by the comparison partner and insurance quote providers.
When using the Compare service, you must take reasonable care to answer insurers' questions fully and accurately and if you volunteer other information, you must take reasonable care to ensure that the information is not misleading. If any information that you have provided changes before you take out your insurance, during the life of the policy or at renewal you must inform the insurer or broker of the change. If you deliberately or carelessly misrepresent any information in relation to this insurance, then your policy may not pay all, or part, of a claim and could in certain circumstances be avoided altogether.