Cricut introduced Cricut Rewards on October 27, 2026, offering a free loyalty program to account holders in the United States and Canada. Members earn points on eligible physical products purchased through Cricut.com and can use rewards on future orders.
Key Takeaways
- Eligible purchases earn one point per dollar spent, with 100 points adding $5 to a member’s rewards balance.
- A maximum of $50 in rewards can be used per purchase.
- Subscriptions, digital content and store credit are excluded from earning points.
How Cricut Rewards works
Customers begin earning points automatically after making an eligible purchase while signed in to their Cricut account on the US or Canadian site. Points are calculated after discounts and rewards, but before taxes and shipping.
Each 100 points adds $5 to a rewards balance for a future Cricut.com purchase. Canadian members earn and redeem in Canadian dollars.
When a reward is available, it appears in the member’s cart and must be selected to apply it to an eligible order. Members can also check their points and rewards in their account summary.
Expiration and redemption limits
Rewards must be used in full on a single order; any unused amount is forfeited. Points expire after 12 months without earning or redeeming, and Cricut says it sends reminders before points or rewards expire.
Members can delete their rewards account through My Account. Doing so permanently forfeits their points and rewards, but does not otherwise delete their Cricut account. Other exclusions and program terms apply.
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