Freebird Promo Code for $10 Cashback: “OUTANDOUT”

Here’s the latest Freebird promo code you can stack for up to $10 cashback on Uber and Lyft rides booked through Freebird.

Here’s how to do it. After you download Freebird, enter this.

Freebird promo code: 

  • OUTANDOUT” – $10 cashback ($5 for each of your first 2 rides)

Freebird lets you book Uber and Lyft rides through their app – and you’ll earn points on each ride. Once you earn 5,000 points, you can cash it out for $10. So you can potentially do even better when you add points to the mix.

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I love using the Freebird app for Uber and Lyft rides

Plus, any Uber and Lyft credits and promos stack with Freebird!

Freebird promo code powers up your Uber and Lyft apps

If you ride Uber or Lyft with any regularity, I’ve found Freebird to be a nice “power up” for those bookings. The prices are the same – as it pulls the quote from those apps directly – and I’ve also had my Uber/Lyft credits and promos applied even when booking through Freebird.

With Freebird, you earn points + cashback for ordering rides through the app. Here’s my full writeup on Freebird with more information.

a river with people walking on it

I took Lyft rides all around San Antonio recently, including to the River Walk

You can get an extra $10 cashback with my promo code “OUTANDOUT.”

I am all over this as it’s literally free cashback for doing something you’re already planning to do.

I have no idea how Freebird is making money (presumably through sponsorships from local businesses and liquor companies), but take it while the getting is good – especially if you have trips coming up soon. They’ve also got a deal going with Don Julio for $5 cashback or 500 points when you responsibly take a ride home from a bar (the reward depends on availability that night). So the cash and points add up fast.

It will stack with any Uber/Lyft credits or promotions already attached to your accounts – and trigger any travel statement credits from cards like Chase Sapphire Reserve, Citi Prestige, or US Bank Altitude Reserve. So there’s a potential triple/quadruple stack in here (you know I love a good stack):

  • Uber/Lyft rewards + credits
  • Credit card statement credits
  • Freebird cashback
  • Miles/points (not with CSR and travel credit, though)
  • World Elite Mastercard benefits with Lyft

Bottom line

What’s also cool is you can toggle between Uber and Lyft within the Freebird app if you want to check prices with both services. That way, you can pick the cheaper option and still earn the Freebird points and cashback credits.

I’ve been using Freebird for months and haven’t had any issues. Receipts and charges still come directly from Uber or Lyft – just note they pull your default payment method from the respective service, so be sure to change it directly within the correct app if you so desire.

And again, I dunno how Freebird will be profitable with all these promotions going on but… get it while you can. I’ve already initiated a few transfers to my bank account and gotten cash money directly in hand – so I can personally confirm it works.

Happy riding! 🚗

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About Harlan

Just a dude living in Memphis, traveling, and working toward financial independence.

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  1. Thanks for the Freebird suggestion! I already have $22+ coming back to my debit card after only two rides.

    P.S. It correctly used my Uber Cash that I got from my Amex Platinum.

    • Hey that’s what I like to hear! Glad it worked and saved you some cash – total win! Thanks for sharing the datapoint, too! 🙂

  2. The free credits are great, and I did get credit with RIDESHAREGUY (2x $5). One downside I see is freebird can’t seem to use GooglePay in Lyft, so I can’t still earn 3x on the Altitude Reserve for Lyft rides. I found this out because I don’t have any other cc’s in my Lyft account, so Freebird can’t link to the account until I “add a payment method.” Not sure if this is also true for Uber (since I have cards loaded there), but assume it is true there.
    With this, I’ll use Freebird for the free ride promos, but probably not much else. But still a good deal as often as I use Uber! Thanks Harlen.

    • Ahhhh good point! I use my CSR so still get the 3X either way. They seem to have a lot of promotion codes so def use them when you can – good plan you got there.

      Thanks for reading and commenting!

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