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Shows cashback, discounts and promo codes for the store you're on. Nothing is activated until you click. Homie Deals does one thing: when you open an online store, it checks whether there is a real benefit for it — cashback, a discount or an available promo code. How it works • You open a store you chose to visit. • Homie compares the site's hostname with a list of merchant offers stored on your device. • If there is an active offer, a small panel shows it. If there is nothing useful, nothing appears. • You can also click the Homie icon at any time to see offers for the current store. What Homie never does • It never activates an offer for you. Nothing is opened, no code is applied and no link is ever replaced. Partner links open only after you click. • It never sends the URLs or paths of pages you visit, or your browsing history, anywhere. When you choose an offer, the selected partner URL opens in a new tab after your explicit click. • It never shows a panel on checkout, cart, payment, login or account pages. • It shows at most two panels per store per day, and stops for three days after you use an offer. Coverage focuses on stores popular with Russian-speaking shoppers. Turn it off whenever you want Contextual panels can be switched off in one click in Settings. The extension keeps working from the toolbar icon. How we make money Homie may receive a commission when you choose and activate a partner offer. Offers are never activated automatically. This is the only way the extension is monetised — we do not sell data and we do not show display ads.
Sep 9, 2026
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