Stop leaving bank bonuses on the table
BankHound finds checking account sign-up offers and turns each one into a checklist, so you never miss a deadline or forget a deposit.
Earn rewards from the best banks
Everything you need to earn checking bonuses
BankHound handles the research, the tracking and the math, so you can focus on following through.
Offer catalog
Reviewed checking bonus offers, with terms taken from the bank's own source.
Verified terms
Know what each bonus requires before you open. Unverified offers say so.
Tracker checklists
Each offer becomes a checklist. Log your deposits and see what's left.
Deadlines
Every requirement shows its deadline, so nothing slips past you.
In-app reminders
See your next step every time you open BankHound. No emails.
Paycheck splitter
Divide one paycheck across several bonus accounts by amount or percentage.
Bonus timeline
Plan several bonuses at once and keep their deadlines from colliding.
ROI guide
Compare bonuses by what they actually pay you for the effort.
The fine print, already read for you
Bank bonus terms are buried in footnotes and disclosure pages nobody opens. BankHound pulls out what matters: the deposit you need, how long to keep the money and what counts as a qualifying direct deposit.
Offers are checked against the bank's dated official source, and the ones we haven't confirmed yet are marked. You know how much to trust each entry, without digging through a two year old forum thread.
Terms checked at the source
Unverified offers flagged
Deposit amounts shown
Qualifying rules listed
See it on a real plan
Three things people work out before they open their next account.
You have one paycheck and two bonus accounts that both need a direct deposit.
Enter your paycheck, then choose a fixed amount or a percentage for each account.
BankHound shows how much goes where and which requirement it covers.
Make the change with your employer, then log the deposits after they post.
Three bonuses with overlapping deadlines is a lot to keep straight.
Track each bonus and see its deadlines on one line.
Spot a crowded month before you open the next account.
Record the real opening date and the timeline moves with it.
A $300 bonus sounds good until you count the monthly fee and the balance it ties up.
Compare cash offers by reward against fees and requirements.
See which bonuses pay the most for the least effort.
Read the full terms before you decide. The bank's rules win.
BankHound vs doing it yourself
The difference between a spreadsheet and a tool built for this.
Offer research
A catalog with terms checked at the source, instead of finding every offer yourself.
Deadlines
Built into each checklist, instead of only there if you remembered to type them.
Split deposits
The paycheck splitter does the math, instead of formulas you write by hand.
Timeline
Every deadline in one view, instead of a separate tab you keep up to date.
Reminders
Your next step in the app, instead of nothing until you open the file.
No. BankHound never connects to your bank or payroll account and never moves money. You log deposits after they post.
BankHound doesn't check your credit or open accounts for you. Some banks pull your credit or banking history when you apply, so check the offer's terms first.
Yes, inside BankHound. Each time you open the app you see your next step. It doesn't send emails.
No. The bank decides whether to pay. Finishing every step keeps you on track, but the final call is theirs. Contact the bank if a bonus doesn't post.
Offers are checked against the bank's dated official source. Any offer we haven't confirmed yet is marked, so you can decide how much weight to give it.
Yes. The catalog is public. Create an account when you want to save offers and track your progress.
Start collecting bonuses you'd otherwise miss
Set up your first checklist in a few minutes and see exactly what stands between you and the payout.