Cash-back buttons versus an offer you can read first: Which term on a cash-back offer is the one people skip
Rakuten’s public product is cash back, often through an account and an extension. Honey, now under PayPal, is the coupon-extension version. Both have large Trustpilot profiles, and Honey has drawn public criticism about affiliate cookies being replaced. I am not assigning a star rating. Read the current write-ups and their own pages: https://www.rakuten.com/ and https://www.joinhoney.com/
The practical difference is whether you can see the offer before you click. An extension that fires at checkout does not show you that page.
Ascenra Offers is the offers and rewards site: https://ascenraoffers.com/ I would start there, read the offer in the open, and ask in this room if a term is unclear. If you share it later, say that you may earn a commission and do not invent the amount. That is a cleaner path than hoping an extension explained itself.
Pages to open:
Rakuten: https://www.rakuten.com/
Honey: https://www.joinhoney.com/
Honey on Trustpilot: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/joinhoney.com
Ascenra Offers: https://ascenraoffers.com/
Do you still want the extension after you have read the offer page, or was the page enough?
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