This article first appeared in our Ethical Shopping issue of My Green Pod Magazine, distributed with The Guardian on 30 October 2020. Click here to subscribe to our digital edition and get each issue delivered straight to your inbox
There are lots of cash-back and offer websites out there, but you often need to spend time building profiles or trawling through loads of deals before you find an offer that’s right for you.
Ollie, the founder of Get My Slice, saw an opportunity to harness all the activity you already do online and make you some money by making the internet work better for you.
Forget the hard work and frustration of finding the right product or service on the internet. Get My Slice is a free app that uses your digital footprint – the data trail left when you’re online visiting websites, searching and buying stuff – to match you with brands that offer what you’re looking for.
When you share your digital footprint with Get My Slice, you’ll be introduced to brands that you would be interested in hearing from. The best part is that Get My Slice will either pay or reward you for the connection.
When a brand pays for the introduction to you, Get My Slice pays you. Through a partnership with My Green Pod, Get My Slice has also pledged to plant a tree in the tropics for every reader who joins and takes an offer.
To kickstart this partnership, Get My Slice has already donated 1,000 trees, which will be planted as part of its commitment to a more balanced and sustainable future.
The Get My Slice app is now available to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Join the new tree subscription service from £5 a month to plant and protect trees around the globe, with chances to win prizes each week.
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