Milk by Honey

Milk by Honey

Grocery coupons clipped for you automatically

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Ryan Hudson
Cofounder of Honey here. Thanks for hunting it @jtriest. We built Milk because we spend a lot of money on groceries and it sucks to know that we're leaving money on the table by not using coupons. Happy to answer any questions.
Tori Bunte
@ketau @jtriest Vons & Ralph's in the screenshots - LA locals?
George Ruan
@stttories @ketau @jtriest Yup, go Lakers! Or maybe not...
Ryan Hudson
@stttories guilty as charged. We're based in sunny Pasadena. We will wave to you all on Jan 1 :)
Tori Bunte
@gemusan @ketau @jtriest I am a Lakers fan, actually! I'm in the bay area but grew up in Santa Monica for awhile :) Nice + congrats on the launch!
Some Guy
This is fantastic. Forgive my ignorance, but how are you guys able to get access to users' rewards card accounts and add these coupons? I wasn't aware rewards card providers allowed 3rd parties to do that.
George Ruan
@ghobs91 You're going to have to buy us a beer if you want to know the secret sauce. :)
Jonathon Triest
@gemusan I'd argue the secret sauce is worth at least a twelve pack. Don't sell yourself short.
Some Guy
@gemusan If you're ever in NY I'd be glad to! I assumed there was some sort of public API I wasn't aware of, but there's clearly more going on than that :)
Honey Raj Varma
@gemusan @ghobs91 @jtriest How about a web chat w/drinks :)
Chris Messina
Here's hoping this is easier and more effective than receipt-snappers Snap by Groupon and Checkout 51!
George Ruan
@chrismessina We're much too lazy to scan receipts so we made sure the savings process is drop dead simple. The grocery coupons are "clipped" to your store rewards card and the savings are automatically applied at the register during checkout.
Chris Messina
@gemusan exactly. Sounds great. How many offers are typically "clipped" by Milk versus Snap or Checkout 51?
Chris Messina
@gemusan exactly. Sounds great. How many offers are typically "clipped" by Milk versus Snap or Checkout 51?
George Ruan
@chrismessina Depends on the store. There are ~450 at Safeway right now and ~150 at Kroger.
Shlomo Fellig
Honey is one of the most incredible Chrome extensions. Super excited to see another awesome product from the team. Congrats @ketau!
Ryan Hudson
@ShloimeFlg Thanks! For those familiar with Honey, Milk is basically Honey IRL: Tap a button, pay less at checkout.
Jeremy Zykorie
Does it only work with select stores? Which ones?
George Ruan
@JeremyZ123 Milk supports ~20,000 retail locations right now, with another 20,000 coming soon. We're adding new stores weekly so the list will change but here's the latest from this morning: - Baker's - Carrs-Safeway - City Market - Dillons - Fred Meyer - Fry's - Gerbes - JayC - King Soopers - Kroger - Owen's - Pavillions - Pay Less - QFC - Ralphs - Randalls - Safeway - Smith's - Tom Thumb - Vons Coming soon: - Dollar General - Publix - Walgreens - Righted - Food Lion
Ryan Hudson
@gemusan ^ Righted = Rite Aid. Let us know which one's we're missing from the short list.
Some Guy
@ketau @gemusan King Kullen, Waldbaums!
Dan Leveille
@gemusan @JeremyZ123 Thanks for the list! I was surprised the list wasn't displayed on the website.
George Ruan
@danlev @JeremyZ123 We have a bunch of supported stores pending approval by Apple for the new update. So the best way to keep an accurate list is in the app. We'll add the list to the website when it doesn't change quite as often.
Ryan Hoover
This is awesome (if it works as advertised). I've been a long-time user of Honey's Chrome extension, which automatically searches for and applies coupons to various only merchants like GoDaddy, Newegg, etc. What do retailers think of this, @gemusan / @ketau?
George Ruan
@rrhoover @ketau Thx. We're going to make sure it works as advertised! Milk makes grocery coupons so easy that we're introducing this consumer behavior to a whole new (much bigger) demographic. More people using coupons = more revenue and loyalty for grocery stores = more opportunity for CPGs to shape consumer behavior.
Justin Mitchell
Use Honey all the time! Awesome to see you expanding
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