LEGO cashback is highest right now at RetailMeNot and CouponFollow (4%), ahead of TopCashback.com (3.03%). GotCashback.com tracks LEGO across 34 cash back portals, airline shopping portals and credit card malls — including British Airways eStore, JetBlue ShopTrue and Asia Miles iShop.

Rates last checked 9 Sep 2026, 4:18 AM CT

LEGO airline miles and credit card points

These shopping portal offers pay airline miles or credit card points instead of cash; the estimated value uses each program's default point value.

LEGO cashback frequently asked questions

LEGO cashback allows you to earn a percentage of your money back when you make a purchase through certain cashback websites or programs.
Cashback percentages vary depending on the cashback website or program you use. It's typically a percentage of your total purchase amount.
The time it takes to receive your cashback depends on the specific cashback program or website's terms. It could be a few days to several weeks.
Some cashback programs may have restrictions such as minimum purchase amounts, specific LEGO products eligible for cashback, or limitations on how much cashback you can earn.
Typically, cashback is earned on online purchases made through cashback websites. There may be some programs that offer in-store cashback, but it's less common.
In most cases, you'll need to create an account with the cashback website or program and follow their specific instructions to ensure you receive your cashback.
Cashback is generally considered a rebate or discount and not income, so it's typically not taxable. However, tax laws can vary by location, so it's always best to consult a tax professional.
Whether you can stack cashback with other discounts or promotions depends on the terms and conditions of the specific cashback program and any applicable discounts. Some programs may not allow stacking.
If your cashback doesn't track or show up, you may need to reach out to the cashback website's customer service for assistance. They can often help track down missing cashback.
Most cashback programs are free to join and use, but some may have membership fees or other costs. Be sure to read the terms and conditions of the program to understand any potential fees.