Key takeaways
- Earn Everyday Rewards on shopping at Woolworths, Big W and many other retailers.
- Convert Everyday Rewards points to Qantas Points for maximum value.
- Always check the Woolworths app for weekly bonus offers and remember to scan your card.
- Discounts at the checkout. Save $10 off an eligible shop at Woolworths or BWS when your balance reaches 2,000 points.
- Save for Christmas. Don't want $10 off every time you reach that 2,000-point milestone? You can choose to save your points to spend them all at once later down the track when you know you'll want to save money.
- Qantas Points. Convert your Everyday Rewards to Qantas Points, with 2,000 Everyday Rewards points equalling 1,000 Qantas Points. Every 2,000 Everyday Rewards points you earn will be automatically converted to Qantas Points and should appear in your frequent flyer account within 24 hours.
How do you become an Everyday Rewards member?
Becoming an Everyday Rewards member is free and easy to do online or in participating stores. There's no age limit, though minors are excluded from liquor sales.
How you can earn Everyday Rewards points
Earn points on your shopping
Earn 1 Everyday Rewards point for every $1 you spend at Woolworths supermarkets, BWS, Big W or at participating Ampol, EG Australia and Caltex Woolworths fuel outlets. There are 3 ways to shop:
- Shopping with your card. Swipe your Everyday Rewards membership card at the register before you pay. The cashier will usually prompt you but note that if you forget to swipe your card at the checkout, you won't be able to earn rewards for that purchase.
- Shopping with your phone. You can also earn points by scanning a digital version of your membership card via the Woolworths app. You'll just need to download the app to your smartphone or device and add your membership card information under the "More" section. Once these details are saved, you just need to click "show barcode" when holding your phone up to the register. You can also add your Everyday Rewards card to your Apple wallet or Google Pay wallet.
- Shopping online. If you buy your groceries through Woolworths Online, you'll be asked to fill in your Everyday Rewards details as part of the payment process.
Everyday Extra from Everyday Rewards
Everyday Extra is a paid extension of the Everyday Rewards program, which was launched in mid-2022 but is now available for all members. It costs $7 a month or $59 per year, with benefits including:
- 3 times the normal points at Woolworths and Big W.
- 10% off 1 shop a month at both Woolworths and Big W (capped at $50 savings per shop).
- Monthly subscriber-only offers, such as free products and points boosters.
There is also a free 30-day trial for new members.
Earn points on utilities and health insurance
Both Origin Energy and Bupa have partnered with Everyday Rewards to offer you the following ways to earn points:
- Origin Energy. Sign up for an Origin Everyday Rewards Energy Plan and you'll earn at least 5,000 points as a new customer, plus 1 point per $1 on your energy bill. These plans are available for residential properties, with options for electricity, natural gas or a combined plan. A combined electricity and gas plan will net you 10,000 points equivalent to $50 off at Woolworths.
- Bupa. Join Bupa health insurance and add your Everyday Rewards account number (and/or Woolies21 promo code) during sign-up to earn bonus Everyday Rewards points. You can earn up to 130,000 points for couples/family insurance or up to 80,000 points for singles insurance.
You'll also earn 3x the points on fresh fruit and veggies as well as on Macro Wholefoods Market products at Woolworths (for 60 days).
Bonus points and special offers
Everyday Rewards has bonus point offers and other promotions at different times through the year. Current offers are usually shared by email or through the Woolworths app. As well as personalised offers, you'll also receive member-only deals and exclusive offers in-store, online and via email.
You can also check your current offers, view your point balance and update your reward preferences at selected Woolworths supermarkets that have a Rewards Hub. Simply scan your membership card at the terminal to access these services.
"Make sure you check the Woolworths app every Wednesday - that's when the weekly bonus points specials are issued. Activating these can make a big difference to your total."
How much are Everyday Rewards points worth?
Determining how much Everyday Rewards points are worth is pretty straightforward because there are fewer rewards to choose from.
If you're rewarded with $10 off your shop for every 2,000 points earned, each Everyday Rewards point is worth 0.5 cents.
If you choose Qantas Points, then 2,000 Everyday Rewards points are equal to 1,000 Qantas Points. That's at a rate of 0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent.
Converting your points to Qantas Points doesn't have a fixed dollar value but if you redeem them for flights, the value will be higher than just getting dollars off.
How many Everyday Rewards points do I need for a free flight?
We know a Qantas Point is worth 0.5 Everyday Rewards points. Let's see how far those points can take you.
A Qantas Classic Flight Rewards starts from 9,200 points (or 5,700 if you want to redeem a Jetstar flight) for up to 600 miles.
That means for 18,400 Everyday Rewards points, you could take a rewards flight.
How many Qantas Points can I earn at Woolworths?
Use our calculator to see how many Qantas Points you can earn from your weekly grocery shop.
Can you buy extra Everyday Rewards points?
No, you can't buy extra Everyday Rewards points. If you're redeeming your Everyday Rewards points for Qantas Points and are short of points for a rewards flight, you can buy more Qantas Points.
Can you transfer Everyday Rewards points?
Yes, you can transfer and convert 2,000 Everyday Rewards points to 1,000 Qantas Points. You can set this up automatically in your Everyday Rewards account.
How to earn Qantas Points with Everyday Rewards
Mistakes to avoid with Everyday Rewards
There are 2 common mistakes Everyday Rewards members make when it comes to the program.
- Forgetting to swipe your Everyday Rewards card at the checkout. If you forget to swipe your card at the checkout, you won't be able to collect points on your purchase. We recommend you add your card to your Apple Wallet or Google Pay account so it's always on your phone. You can also download the Everyday Rewards app. See below how to recover missing points.
- Trying to earn points on ineligible purchases. Not all purchases are eligible to earn points. Eligible purchases include most everyday items you'll buy at Woolworths or another partner. Purchases that are not eligible to earn points include smoking products, gift cards, mobile recharge, Woolworths Mobile, travel cards and tickets, delivery charges, Internet cafes, Woolworths flowers, Carpet Care, lottery products and purchases made using AmpolCard.
Frequently asked questions
Want to know more about Everyday Rewards? Below, we've included answers to some common questions. If you have another question, check out our complete guide to Everyday Rewards FAQs or leave a comment below.
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i have been using everyday rewards card for last 4 years but never redeemed any points. Today i signed into check my points, it showed 0 points in my balance. I ws told that my previous points on everyday rewards card will be transferred to new woolworths rewards card, but they havent. kindly answer my query. thanks.
Hi Tab,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please note that you have come through finder.com.au, an online comparison service, and is not directly affiliated with Woolworths.
Should you wish to track the status of your card and clarify this matter, it would be best to speak with Woolworths customer service team for direct assistance. Please refer to the link I’ve sent to your email for their contact details.
Cheers,
Ysa
I am trying to register my temporary card, but there seems to be no instructions as to how to do this.
Hi Lorra,
Thanks for coming through to finder.com.au.
Simply enter your details and temporary card number on the link that I’ve sent to your email. Please note that you need to register your Woolworths Rewards Temporary Card within 6 months from the date that the Temporary Card was first scanned to avoid cancellation of your card and any Member Benefits credited to it.
I hope this has helped.
Cheers,
Arra
I went online about eight weeks ago and requested a new rewards card. I received a replacement facsimile and note which said I would receive a replace within about 14 days. Nothing has come. what am I supposed to do?
Hi Rick,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please note that you’ve come through finder.com.au, an online comparison service and not Woolworths.
You may wish to contact Woolworths directly for a follow up regarding your card replacement if it hasn’t arrived within 14 days.
Please refer to the contact number I have sent in your email.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Debbie
I have had a temporary WW Everyday Rewards card for many years now and now advised it will expire in 3 months. I have been invited to register it to take continuing advantage of the benefits and also to advise change of address: how do I do this?
(Can’t seem to find the appropriate page on the website.)
Hi Dick,
Thanks for reaching out.
Please be informed that the Woolworths Everyday Rewards program has been replaced by the new Woolworths Rewards, which no longer offers Qantas Frequent Flyer Points, but provides cardholders with automated shopper discounts instead.
To learn more about the new rewards program, you may revisit the Everyday Rewards Program guide. To register, simply follow the steps on how to join Everyday Rewards by simply going to the everyday rewards website. Provide your name, email address, phone number, date of birth and a password and provide a mailing address for your Everyday Rewards card. Confirm your details and click on “Join Everyday Rewards”.
To change your address, simply go to ‘My Account’, click on ‘My details’ and then choose ‘Mailing address’.
I hope this has helps.
Cheers,
Ally
i need to get a replacement woolworths card as i have lost mine .
Hi Amanda,
Thanks for your inquiry.
For lost or stolen cards, you can request for a replacement card online through the Woolworths Everyday Rewards website. Just simply log in to the Woolworths’ website, click “My Account”, then click “Cards and Account”, choose “Order a New Card” and follow the instructions. Alternatively, you can also opt to request for a replacement card by calling Woolworths through 1300 10 1234.
I hope this has helped.
Cheers,
Arra