Netflix doesn’t run traditional discounts or promo codes—but that doesn’t mean you have to pay full price. By leveraging the right cashback platforms and payment strategies, you can save every time you renew your subscription. Whether you’re on a Basic, Standard, or Premium plan, here’s how to make your monthly payment work harder for you.
Start with gift card cashback apps
Netflix accepts gift cards as a form of payment, making it easy to tap into cashback rewards. Instead of paying Netflix directly, you can earn cashback with a Netflix gift card when you purchase it through Fluz. Simply buy a card in the exact amount of your monthly plan, apply it to your account, and enjoy your next billing cycle with rewards in hand.
Other cashback platforms like Rakuten and Ibotta occasionally offer bonus deals on retailers that sell Netflix gift cards, but Fluz often provides the most streamlined experience with instant delivery and cashback in real time.
How to redeem your Netflix gift card
To apply a gift card to your Netflix account:
- Visit netflix.com/redeem
- Log in to your existing account
- Enter the gift card number and PIN
- The balance will be applied to your next billing cycle
This method works whether you’re a new subscriber or an existing one—just make sure your billing is set directly through Netflix and not through a third-party platform like Apple or Amazon.
Avoid billing through app stores
If you currently pay for Netflix through an app store (Apple, Google Play, etc.), you won’t be able to use gift cards or access cashback savings. To fix this, cancel your subscription through the app store and re-subscribe directly through the Netflix website.
Combine with credit card perks
Many cashback credit cards offer additional rewards for online streaming purchases. Use one of these cards to fund your Fluz balance or buy a Netflix gift card, and you may double-dip on savings by earning card rewards and app-based cashback.
Long-term strategy: stack gift cards
Because Netflix allows you to apply multiple gift cards at once, you can stock up during promotional periods (e.g., holiday cashback boosts) and prepay several months in advance. This locks in savings before potential price increases.
