Honey is a shopping savings service, known for its browser extension that checks for available coupon codes when you reach the checkout page of a supported online store and applies the ones that work.

Main features include:

Automatic coupon testing — the extension tries a list of codes at checkout and keeps the valid result with the largest discount.
Honey Gold — a rewards program that gives points on eligible purchases, redeemable for gift cards or cash back.
Droplist — price tracking for specific products, with alerts when the price falls.
Deal browsing — a website section listing current offers and discounts from partner retailers.

The extension runs in browsers such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, and the service is also reachable through its website and mobile apps. It is free to use; the company earns affiliate commissions from retailers when a purchase is completed, and rewards are funded from that revenue.

Honey is useful for people who shop online regularly and want to avoid manually hunting for discount codes. It is less relevant for stores outside its partner network, and results depend on whether valid codes exist for a given retailer. Because the tool earns money through affiliate links, it is worth understanding how that model works before installing it.