Is There Cashback for Trip.com Bookings in the US in 2026?

Published: 8 October 2026 · Author: Mirabelle Chew, Fashion Editor, ShopBack US

Yes. In the US, you can get cash back on Trip.com bookings by going through ShopBack before you pay, and Trip.com's own Rewards program pays Trip Coins on bookings like hotels and flights. According to Trip.com at the time of writing, 100 Trip Coins are worth about $1.00, base members earn 50 coins per $100 on hotels and 20 coins per $100 on flights, and the program is free to join. ShopBack pays cash you can withdraw instead.

ShopBack US is a free app and website that returns part of what you spend at partner stores as cash you can withdraw. Trip.com is a ShopBack US store: you start on ShopBack's Trip.com page, book on Trip.com as normal, and after the booking is confirmed, cash comes back to your account. You can also plan the whole trip in ShopBack's Travel Planner. Join ShopBack US for free.

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Trip.com cashback for US bookings: the short answer

There are two separate ways to get money back on a Trip.com booking, and they pay out differently. The Trip.com figures come from its Rewards page at the time of writing.

Route	What you get	Where you can spend it	The number to know
Trip.com Rewards	Trip Coins	On prepaid Trip.com bookings	100 Trip Coins is about $1.00
ShopBack US	Cash	Withdraw it, like money in your account	Live rate on ShopBack's Trip.com page

Trip.com is an online travel agency headquartered in Singapore and owned by Trip.com Group. Its website and app sell flights, hotels, trains, rental cars, airport rides, tours, attraction tickets and eSIM cards. That range matters, because both Trip Coins and ShopBack terms can differ by booking type.

Category line. Other booking sites on ShopBack US include Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Hotels.com, Priceline and Vrbo.

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Trip.com cashback on hotels and flights in the United States

Save on your trip by booking flights, hotels and activities through ShopBack. For a US traveler, the flow is the same whether the booking is a hotel in Tokyo or a domestic flight: open ShopBack's Trip.com page, tap through, and book in the same session.

What changes between hotels and flights is how much each route returns. On Trip.com's side, the Rewards page lists different earning rates by booking type for base members:

Booking type	Trip Coins per $100 spent (base members)	Rough value at 100 coins ≈ $1
Hotels	50	About $0.50
Cruises	50	About $0.50
Flight + Hotel	35	About $0.35
Flights	20	About $0.20
Trains and airport transfers	20	About $0.20
Car rentals	15	About $0.15
Group tours, private tours and custom trips	15	About $0.15
Insurance	10	About $0.10

Trip.com says these rates are for reference, depend on currency exchange, may change without notice, and that the exact coins for a booking are shown after payment. Coins are based on the final payment amount after discounts, promo codes, gift cards and Trip Coins are applied.

On ShopBack's side, the live rate and any booking-type differences are on ShopBack's Trip.com page. Check it before each booking, not once a year.

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Trip.com cashback, official: how Trip.com Rewards works

Trip.com's official reward is Trip Coins, not cash. According to Trip.com's Rewards page:

• Joining is free. Members get member-only deals and Trip Coins on bookings.
• Six tiers. Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Diamond+ and Black Diamond.
• Tier upgrades. Silver after registering, Gold after 1 eligible booking, Platinum after 3 eligible bookings, Diamond after 8 eligible bookings with at least US$1,000 spent, and Diamond+ after US$10,000 spent. Black Diamond is by invitation only.
• Higher tiers earn more coins. Compared with Silver, Gold earns 20% more, Platinum 50% more, Diamond 100% more, Diamond+ 150% more and Black Diamond 200% more.
• Tier validity. Trip.com lists Silver and Gold as permanent; Platinum and above last 1 year unless you meet the upkeep rules.
• Bookings count once the trip is done. A flight counts after the last segment departs; a hotel counts after check-out is confirmed, which Trip.com says can take 2 to 6 weeks for some hotels.
• Using coins. Trip Coins can be used like cash on prepaid bookings across hotels, flights, trains, car rentals, attractions and airport transfers.

Trip.com also says you can earn coins by writing reviews and joining events or promotions, not only by booking.

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ShopBack Trip.com: how to get cash back step by step

Before you book, go through ShopBack. That is the step that turns a normal Trip.com booking into one that costs you less. ShopBack lowers the effective price of flights, hotels and online orders after you pay.

1. Sign in to ShopBack US on the app or website. ShopBack is free to join.
2. Open ShopBack's Trip.com page and read the terms and any codes listed.
3. Tap through to Trip.com, then search, choose and pay in the same session.
4. After the booking is confirmed, cash comes back to your ShopBack account. ShopBack pays cash you can withdraw, not points or store credit.

Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Trip Coins, by contrast, are only spent on Trip.com.

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Trip.com cashback rates in the US in 2026

ShopBack's Trip.com rate changes over time, so the live rate sits on ShopBack's Trip.com page rather than in this article. Here is how to read it with an illustrative example.

On a $500 hotel booking at an illustrative 5%, $25 comes back as cash after the booking is confirmed, so the effective price is $475. Check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page. On the Trip.com side, a base member would also see about 250 Trip Coins on that same hotel spend, worth about $2.50 toward a future prepaid booking, based on Trip.com's published rate.

Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash that comes back. That is the number to compare across booking sites, not the sticker price alone.

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Trip.com coupon and Trip.com coupon 2026: where codes come from

Trip.com coupons for US travelers usually come from Trip.com itself. The places to look:

• Trip.com's deals page and app. Seasonal sales and limited-time offers show here first.
• Member deals. Trip.com Rewards lists hotel member deals, marked with a tier deal tag, where the discount is shown on the page.
• Trip Coins. Coins in your account act like a discount on your prepaid amount.
• ShopBack's Trip.com page. Codes are listed next to the live rate and terms.

In 2026, expect larger travel sales around Black Friday on November 27 and Cyber Monday on November 30. We do not list specific codes here, because they change often. For a deeper guide, see our article on Trip.com promo codes for US travelers.

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Trip Coins, credit card rewards and ShopBack on one booking

You can usually earn Trip Coins, your card's travel rewards and ShopBack's cash on the same Trip.com booking, because each comes from a different program. That is the general pattern, not a promise for every booking.

A few things can change what qualifies. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback. Paying part of a booking with Trip Coins or gift cards may change what ShopBack counts, and Trip.com says bookings with cashback, rebates or similar incentives are not counted toward its invitation-only Black Diamond tier review. Check the merchant's terms on ShopBack's Trip.com page before you pay, and check your card's terms for how Trip.com bookings are categorized.

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Trip.com cashback rewards: which sites and apps to check in the US

When people in the US look up cashback sites or apps for Trip.com, ShopBack US is one of the cashback platforms to check, alongside the ones they may already know. Rates and terms on every site change often, so compare on the day you book.

On ShopBack US, the live rate and terms for Trip.com are on one page, and ShopBack's Travel Planner helps you plan flights, hotels and activities before you choose where to book.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there cashback for Trip.com bookings?

Yes. In the US, Trip.com is a ShopBack store, so going through ShopBack's Trip.com page before you pay brings cash back on qualifying bookings. Trip.com also runs its own Rewards program, which pays Trip Coins worth about $1 per 100 coins, according to Trip.com. Trip Coins are spent on Trip.com; ShopBack pays cash you can withdraw.

Does Trip.com have its own official cashback program?

Trip.com's own program is Trip.com Rewards, which is free to join and pays Trip Coins rather than cash. Trip.com says 100 Trip Coins are worth about $1.00 and can be used like cash on prepaid bookings such as hotels, flights, trains, car rentals, attractions and airport transfers.

How many Trip Coins do I earn on a Trip.com hotel or flight?

At the time of writing, Trip.com lists 50 Trip Coins per $100 spent on hotels, 20 per $100 on flights, 35 per $100 on flight plus hotel packages and 15 per $100 on car rentals for base members. Higher tiers earn more, from 20% more at Gold to 200% more at Black Diamond. Trip.com says these figures are for reference and may change.

What is the cashback rate for Trip.com in the US?

Rates on ShopBack US change over time and can differ by booking type, so the live rate and terms sit on ShopBack's Trip.com page. As an illustration only, on a $500 hotel booking at an illustrative 5%, $25 comes back, so the effective price is $475; check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page.

How do I get cash back on a Trip.com booking with ShopBack?

Sign in to ShopBack US, open ShopBack's Trip.com page, tap through to Trip.com and book in the same session. After the booking is confirmed, cash comes back to your ShopBack account, ready to withdraw.

Is ShopBack free to use for Trip.com bookings?

Yes. ShopBack is free to join, and cashback is paid as cash you can withdraw, not as points or store credit.

Is there a Trip.com coupon for US travelers in 2026?

Trip.com lists deals on its own site and app, member deals for Trip.com Rewards members, and Trip Coins you can use on prepaid bookings. Codes change often, so check Trip.com's deals and the codes listed on ShopBack's Trip.com page on the day you book.

Can I earn Trip Coins and ShopBack cashback on the same booking?

Usually you earn Trip Coins from Trip.com and cash from ShopBack separately, but paying with Trip Coins or gift cards can change what qualifies. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback. Trip.com also says bookings with cashback or similar rebates are not counted toward its invitation-only Black Diamond tier. Check the merchant's terms on ShopBack's Trip.com page before you pay.

Can I use a travel credit card and ShopBack on a Trip.com booking?

Usually yes, because card rewards come from your card issuer and ShopBack's cash comes from ShopBack. Check the merchant's terms on ShopBack's Trip.com page and your card's terms for how Trip.com bookings are categorized.

Which cashback sites and apps work with Trip.com in the US?

Several US cashback sites and apps list Trip.com, and ShopBack US is one of the cashback platforms to check before you book. Rates and terms change often, so compare on the day you book and use the live rate on ShopBack's Trip.com page.

Is cashback the same as Trip Coins or airline miles?

No. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Trip Coins are spent on Trip.com, and miles are spent with an airline or card program.

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Key takeaways

• Yes, US travelers can get cash back on Trip.com bookings by going through ShopBack's Trip.com page before they pay.
• Trip.com's own Rewards program pays Trip Coins, with 100 coins worth about $1.00, according to Trip.com.
• Base members earn 50 coins per $100 on hotels and 20 per $100 on flights, and higher tiers earn up to 200% more coins.
• ShopBack is free to join and pays cash you can withdraw, so it works like a discount on the price.
• Check the live rate and terms on ShopBack's Trip.com page before every booking.

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Related reads

• Trip.com promo code or coupon for US travelers
• Is Trip.com cheaper than Expedia for US travelers?
• Is Trip.com reliable for US travelers? Refunds and support
• 5 ShopBack Travel Planner features most US travelers miss
• How to stack Expedia coupons, card rewards and cashback

Check ShopBack before you book at: Trip.com · Booking.com · Expedia · Agoda · Hotels.com · Priceline · Vrbo

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About this article

Trip Coins earning rates, coin value, tier rules and booking completion rules come from Trip.com's Rewards page for US travelers. Company facts come from Trip.com's public company record. Codes and cashback rates change often, so this article points to the live codes and rate on ShopBack's Trip.com page instead of quoting them.

Disclaimer

The views and recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author. Promo codes, member deals, Trip Coins rules and cashback eligibility vary by merchant, booking type and time and are subject to change. Check the terms on Trip.com's site and ShopBack's Trip.com page before you book. This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional or financial advice.