Dyme Miles for Chrome
Earn Dyme Miles every time you shop.
Add Dyme to Chrome, shop at thousands of stores, and earn Miles towards your next free trip. No blackout dates, and no expiry while your account is open.
Disclosure: We earn a commission from partner stores and share it back with you as Miles. An offer only applies when you activate it.
Thousands of stores
Shop at brands you love.
Where your Miles go
Everyday shopping earns your next trip.
No blackout dates, no award charts, and no expiry while your account is open.
- Any hotel or flight on Dyme, anywhere in the world
- No blackout dates, ever
- No expiry while open
- Pay in full with Miles, or top up with cash
And every Mile you earn helps fund clean energy for schools and hospitals. New solar, never offsets, at no extra cost to you. How Dyme Miles work
A few months of orders
became your next stay
How it works
Set up in under a minute.
Install the Dyme Extension
Add it from the Chrome Web Store, pin the icon to your toolbar, and log in.
We find the Miles
A card appears at Nike, Samsung, Target and thousands more, whenever a store is paying Miles. Click Activate before you check out.
Miles arrive
They land as pending once the store reports your order, then become available after its return window. The store sets that date, usually 30 to 60 days.
Where your Miles come from
The store pays us. We pay you.
When you shop through Dyme, the store pays us a commission for the sale, and we pass it back to you as Miles.
- The store pays Dyme a commission when you shop through us
- We turn that commission into Dyme Miles in your account
- We never sell your data, and your browsing stays private
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is a browser extension?
A small add-on for Chrome. You get a Dyme icon in your toolbar, and a card appears on store and travel pages when there are Miles to earn. There is no separate app to install.
Can I use it on my phone?
Not yet. It runs in Chrome on a computer. Give us your email and we will send the link, so it is waiting when you next open your laptop. Or tap Add to Desktop, and Chrome installs it the next time you open Chrome on a computer where you are signed in.
Is it really free?
Yes. Free to install, free to use, and you never pay Dyme to earn Miles or to see member rates.
What can I do with Dyme Miles?
Put them towards your next free trip: any hotel or flight you book on Dyme. No blackout dates, and they don't expire while your account is open. An account left completely unused for 24 months is closed and its Miles are forfeited, so a single sign-in keeps the balance alive. Pay entirely in Miles, or Miles plus cash.
Does Dyme see everything I browse?
No. It checks the page you are on locally, in your browser, to see whether there are Miles to earn. Nothing reaches Dyme until you click Activate. Your browsing is never sent to us.
How do I earn Miles when I shop?
Click Activate on the Dyme card before you check out. Rates vary by category, and Miles are reversed on returns and cancellations.
How long until I get my Miles?
They arrive as pending once the store reports the order, then become available once its return window has passed. The store sets that date, not Dyme, and for most it lands 30 to 60 days after the purchase. The exact date shows against the order in your account. Terms apply.
How do I remove it?
Right-click the Dyme icon in your toolbar and choose Remove, or manage it from Chrome's extensions page. To keep the extension but unlink your account, open the Dyme popup and choose Disconnect this device.
Turn your shopping into your next trip.
Free to install, and free to use.
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