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Most Satisfied Customers | Flybuys

Aussies have rated Flybuys as the top pick in Canstar Blue’s latest rewards program ratings, with five-stars in every category: value, rewards, ease of redemption, accessibility and partners, website and app experience, ease of sign up and overall satisfaction.

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How Australians use their rewards cards

Australia is a rewards-loving nation, with 86% of us signed up to at least one program. And once we’ve signed up, we actively use it too. According to Canstar Blue’s 2025 rewards programs survey, almost half of us (45%) use rewards points to help reduce the stress of the cost of living. 

In addition, 39% of Aussies actively seek out rewards points by shopping at particular retailers or buying certain products that offer additional rewards points. 

What do rewards programs offer, and how do you make the most of them?

While there’s no limit to the number of free rewards programs you can sign up to, making sure you’re signed up to programs that add real value to your budget is crucial.

To help get you get the most out of each program, here are some tips:

  • Learn how you earn: Check out what you need to spend and how many points or credits you earn on each program
  • Find out what the rewards are – and if you actually want them: Now you know what your hard-spent cash will get you.
  • Make sure you’ll actually use the rewards: If your rewards are a discount off a regular shop or credit for something you need, great! However, if you’re choosing instead to shop with a program that offers a service or deal that you know you won’t use, maybe think twice.
  • Equip yourself – With the ability to add cards to a digital wallet, the chances of missing out on earning rewards are dropping. However, make sure you’re always prepared to swipe or scan whatever you need so you never miss out.

 

What are the rewards programs on offer in Australia?

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Rewards program
Type Earn Partner retailers? Redeem
Flybuys 1 point for $1 Coles, Kmart, Bunnings Warehouse, Liquorland, Officeworks
  • Use 2,000 points to get $10 off at participating retailers
  • Convert Flybuys points to Velocity points
Everyday Rewards 1 point for $1 BWS, Big W, Ampol Foodary, Origin Energy, Petstock
  • Earn $10 off a shop 
  • Convert 2000 points to 1000 Qantas points
Dan Murphy’s N/A N/A
  • Exclusive offers on products
  • Access to invite-only events
  • Complimentary access to Signature Service
Myer One 2 credits per $1  Myer, Dotti, Jacqui E, Jay Jays, Just Jeans or Portmans
  • 1000 credits convert to a $10 Myer one reward
  • Rewards can be used towards purchases (tiers will apply)
Sister Club (Priceline) Up to 3 points per $1 Discounts with partners, such as Soular and movie vouchers
  • Every 400 points earns a $5 reward
David Jones Rewards N/A

Qantas points will be available to redeem 

N/A
  • Receive a $10 welcome reward, and $10 birthday reward
  • Additional discounts on sales

Accurate as of 27 August 2025. Note: earn rates may change based on retailer or tier.

How to maximise rewards points

  • Download rewards apps so you can earn points if you don’t have forget your card 
  • Add others to your rewards account program to earn points collectively 
  • Link your rewards card when online shopping 
  • Check your rewards the apps regularly for offers

How we rate rewards programs

Our review compares rewards programs on customer satisfaction, so you can find out what other Aussies think about the compared brands before you go ahead with a purchase. Think of it as like asking hundreds of your closest mates which rewards program they think is best!


Canstar Blue surveyed 2,649 Australians for their feedback on the rewards program(s) they are a member of.

  • The outcomes reported in these ratings are measured via PureProfile’s accredited online research panel.



Respondents rate their satisfaction with their rewards program(s) from zero to 10, where zero is extremely dissatisfied and 10 is extremely satisfied. Brand satisfaction was rated by respondents on the following criteria:
  • Overall satisfaction: measures consumer satisfaction with a rewards program as an individual score NOT a combined total of all criteria.
  • Value: amount spent on accruing points for quality rewards, member discounts, promotions for additional points.
  • Website and app experience: easy to navigate, check points balance, transfer points.
  • Rewards: range of rewards, range of reward redemption brands.
  • Accessibility and partners: able to gain points from multiple retailers.
  • Ease of sign up: sign up process is simple, no fees associated with signup.
  • Ease of redemption: redeeming points is easy


The winning brand is the one that receives the highest overall satisfaction rating once all the scores from the overall satisfaction criteria are combined and averaged.

  • Overall satisfaction is asked as a specific question and represents an individual measure, not a combined total of all criteria.
  • When we cannot determine a clear winner from the criteria for the overall satisfaction rating, we will then look at the other criteria measured in the rating.
    • The brand with the highest number of five-star ratings within the supporting criteria will become the five-star recipient in overall satisfaction, and thus win the award. If a clear leader still cannot be determined from the supporting criteria, joint winners will be declared.


Brands must have received at least 30 responses to be included, so not all brands available in the market have been compared in this survey. The brands rated in this survey are listed below in order of best overall satisfaction.

  • Flybuys
  • Everyday Rewards
  • Dan Murphy’s
  • Myer One
  • Sister Club (Priceline)
  • David Jones Rewards

Find more detailed information on our Most Satisfied Customer methodology.


Top Rewards Program – Flybuys

Owned by Wesfarmers and the Coles Group, Flybuys is available at 22 in-store and online retailers, insurance agencies and banks. Members are able to collect and redeem points to spend on various products and perks such as travel, fuel, groceries and home goods.

About our consumer experts


Rachel Bollerman: Content Producer

This article was written by Canstar Blue Consumer Content Producer, Rachel Bollerman. Rachel graduated with a Bachelor of Communications, majoring in Journalism at the Queensland University of Technology in 2021. She has worked in public relations, marketing and communications roles at Jessica Cotton PR & Marketing and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health. Gaining experience in broadcast journalism and blog writing, Rachel has also interned at 4ZZZ Community Radio and Fishburners.

When she’s not working, Rachel enjoys doing arts and crafts projects at home, watching true crime and spending time with friends. You can follow Rachel on LinkedIn.

 

Meet the Editorial Team

 

Grace Kinross: Graduate Consumer Research Specialist

Grace Kinross Graduate Consumer Research Specialist

Grace is in the final semester of her Bachelor of Advanced Business (Honours) degree at The University of Queensland, majoring in Business Analytics and Marketing. Her studies have equipped her with strong capabilities in data analysis and consumer research. Grace began her journey with Canstar in early 2025 as a casual research assistant and has since progressed into her current role, where she oversees the consumer research ratings across a wide range of product and service categories. She is responsible for survey design and consumer data analysis, and enjoys her focus on uncovering insights that inform Canstar Blue’s ratings and awards and help support consumers to make more informed decisions.

 

Meet the Research Team

Past ratings

Here are the past winners from Canstar Blue’s rewards program ratings:

  • 2024: Flybuys
  • 2023: Flybuys
  • 2022: Everyday Rewards
  • 2021: Everyday Rewards

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