Findlys Cashback: how to pay less for your listing
Findlys is a directory for local services. People use it to find a tradesperson, an agency or another provider near them, and businesses use it to list themselves, get found and advertise. If you run a business and want to pay for a listing, you can get cashback on that payment by starting at Coin7 first.
What Findlys is
Think of it as a modern version of the old business directory. A customer types in what they need and where, and gets a list of providers in the area. For the customer the search costs nothing. The money is made on the business side, where companies pay for visibility on the platform.
That is worth understanding before you sign up, because it changes what you are actually buying. You are not buying a product that arrives in a parcel. You are buying a place in front of people who are already looking for someone like you.
Who it is useful for
The platform is built for small and medium businesses that depend on local customers: tradespeople, small agencies, freelancers who serve a region, and service providers who want to be found without running their own advertising campaigns.
If most of your customers come through recommendations and you already have a full order book, a directory listing may add little. If you are starting out, expanding into a new area or simply invisible online, it can be a cheap way to be found when someone searches.
What to check before you pay
A listing is only as good as the profile behind it. Before you spend money, go through a short list:
- Is your business name, address and phone number correct and identical to what you use elsewhere?
- Do you have a clear description of what you do and which area you cover?
- Do you have photos or examples of your work you can add?
- Do you know what the plan includes, and what is extra?
Take a few minutes to read the plan description and the terms on findlys.com. Pay attention to how long the plan runs, how it renews and how you can cancel. Those details matter more than a small difference in price.
Subscriptions and renewals
Paid plans on platforms like this usually run as subscriptions. That has one practical consequence for cashback: it is normally based on the payment you make when you sign up, not on every later renewal. An automatic renewal happens without a new visit from Coin7, so it generally cannot be tracked.
If you plan to stay for a long time, think about it in that light. The cashback is a welcome reduction on the start, not a permanent discount. Also put the renewal date in your calendar, so that you decide on purpose whether to continue.
How to get Cashback at Findlys
Open Coin7 and go to the Findlys page: Findlys. The current cashback rate is shown there, and it is the number that counts, because rates can change. Use the button that takes you to the shop, and sign up for the plan you want in the usual way. Do not switch to another browser tab with a different offer in the middle of the process.
Cashback is first shown as pending and is confirmed later, once the shop has approved the payment, which means after any cancellation period has passed. If you use a promo code, take it from our page only. Codes from other sites sometimes redirect the order and the tracking is lost.
Frequently asked questions
Is Findlys free for people who search?
Searching for a provider is meant for the public. Payments come from businesses that want a listing or promotion, so check the plan details on the shop’s site.
What is the cashback calculated on?
On the amount the platform reports for your order, usually before taxes. For a subscription that is typically the first payment.
Do renewals earn cashback too?
Usually not. A renewal happens automatically without a new click from Coin7, so it generally cannot be tracked.
Can I combine a promo code with cashback?
Yes, if the code comes from our page. Codes from other places can break the tracking.
When do I get the cashback?
After Findlys has confirmed your payment. Read the cancellation terms first, because confirmation usually comes after that period.
