Your data is big business. Make it work for you.
The likes of Facebook, Google and Amazon all make a fortune from clever use of the data you give them.
Snoop comes from a different place. It’s an app that hands you access to the data held by your banks and credit cards, so you can turn it to your advantage.
Snoop shows you all this info in one place – and uses it to find smart ways you can save money, based on how and where you spend.
Snoop might spot you're paying more for your energy bill than other people like you. Or you have an insurance policy that’s up for renewal. Or there’s a voucher code for a place you like to shop.
Snoop then turns this info into a personalised feed of money-saving suggestions.
What’s the catch? How does Snoop make money?
There’s no catch. Snoop’s free to use.
If you act on one of our suggestions to save yourself money (e.g. to switch energy), Snoop will get a payment from your new supplier. But this never affects what you pay them. And we’ll always be upfront about it.
Snoop makes money when you save money. We win when you win.
Plus, we help trusted partner businesses spot big consumer trends by anonymising all banking transactions we hold to create reports and statistics. We never use any of your personal info when we do this and every penny earned is invested into developing more money-saving features for our customers.
Download the app to check your own personalised money-saving suggestions – get Snoop looking out for you and your money.
