inKind Is Expanding Beyond Restaurants With Spas and Trampoline Parks

inKind Is Expanding Beyond Restaurants

inKind might be branching out beyond dinner and drinks.

I recently spotted a non-restaurant option appearing in the inKind app, Wthn. This is an acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine wellness business in New York City. They have several locations currently showing in the inKind app with up to 20% back when paying with a credit card. Interestingly, the listing specifically tells customers to book an appointment through Wthn’s website and then pay through inKind after the session.

I searched the app and also noticed that AustinDeep is a similar business in Austin with two locations which are both available in the inKind app, offering 20% cash back.

I shared this in our Facebook Group and another group member said a trampoline park they regularly visit recently appeared on inKind as well.

If you don’t have an inKind account yet, you can sign up now to save $25 on your first bill of $50 or more that you pay through the app.

Recently they also introduced a new feature called Recommendation Rewards, which gives select users a way to earn inKind Cash by sharing restaurant offers.

Guru’s Wrap-up

I’ve always thought of inKind as a way to save money at restaurants and bars, so seeing acupuncture, spa services and trampoline parks pop up is definitely interesting.

If inKind is intentionally expanding into wellness, entertainment and other experiences, it could make inKind Cash and those frequent bonus offers much more useful.

For now, it’s worth opening the app and taking another look around your area. You might find something besides dinner this time. And don’t forget to let us know if you find any of these non-restaurant merchants!