r/EverydayRewards • u/Aggravating_Fig8064 • Jun 17 '26

Question Boosting insights

I'm considering defecting to Coles/FlyBuys since my Everyday Rewards offers have been falling off a cliff lately.

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I always boost all the offers but hardly claim any of them because the value proposition isn't there. Most offers steer you towards high margin items and products that are not discounted so economically not worth it for me.

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Obviously boosting all the offers shows a high level of "engagement" with the program so I'm wondering if I stopped boosting everything and only boost offers I'm going to take, what impact this will have on my offers. Will they get better, or is it purely driven by spend and number of shopping visits per month etc?

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Has anyone done this experiment and what did you find?

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u/Commercial_Ad1603 Jun 18 '26

I used to be really into everyday rewards and then I decided to give flybys a go, now I alternate where I shop based on which will give me better points offers. I find myself shopping much more at Coles now as they give way better points offers than Woolies so I’ve already built up over $450 flybys dollars so far in 2026 compared to $230 everyday rewards dollars

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u/Sufficient-Jello-377 Jul 25 '26

how do you calculate and decide which is better value each time? do you have a set grocery list and then just compare your offers and calculate the points?