Prices and availability are tracked for France (amazon.fr and French retailers, in euros).

Comparison

Joko or DeaLynx: cashback after the purchase, or the right price before?

Joko refunds a percentage of your purchases at partner retailers. Money earned, but after buying and whatever the price. DeaLynx acts before: it tells you whether the price is good and alerts you when it drops. Both can be combined.

CriterionJokoDeaLynx
When it actsAfter purchase: partial refundBefore purchase: is this a good price, should you wait?
Typical gain1 to 10 % of the amount, depending on the retailerOften much more: buying at €279 a product shown at €379 the week before
RetailersJoko partners onlyAmazon, major French retailers, most online shops
History and usual priceNoYes, on every page
Price alertsNoTarget, drop, back in stock, great deal, on all your channels
DataBank connection to recognise your purchasesNo banking data
PriceFreeFree, paid plans for real time

Information about Joko taken from its public website in September 2026; it may change. DeaLynx has no relationship with this publisher.

When Joko makes sense

If you already shop regularly at partner retailers and the price will not change, enabling cashback is effortless gain.

When DeaLynx suits you better

For a purchase that can wait a few days or weeks: appliances, tech, consoles, bikes. There, buying at the right time weighs far more than a few percent of cashback. The ideal is to wait for the drop with DeaLynx, then go through cashback if the retailer is on it.

Frequently asked questions

Can Joko and DeaLynx be combined?

Yes, they act at different moments. DeaLynx alerts you when the price is good; when buying, you enable your usual cashback if the retailer offers it.

Does DeaLynx ask for access to my bank account?

No. DeaLynx only knows the products you follow and your email. No bank connection, no card required for the free plan.

Does cashback make up for a fake promo?

Rarely. A fictitious 30 % strike price weighs far more than 3 % cashback. DeaLynx compares the displayed price with the product’s usual price to keep you out of that trap.