Find perks before they expire

Perkakeet

See what your job already owes you.

Perkakeet turns scattered employer, union, locality, and card perks into a short list you can actually use.

Setup in minutes
Monthly heads-up emails
Official claim links
Reviewed records only
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reviewed benefit records

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source pages watched

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programs modeled

The problem

The perks are real. The hunt is the problem.

Benefits hide in enrollment pages, union PDFs, issuer portals, seasonal emails, and had-to-know deadlines. Perkakeet brings the useful ones into view.

Use-it-or-lose-it reimbursements

Local discounts and commuter help

Union programs with short windows

Card credits that require opt-in

How it works

Three steps. No HR scavenger hunt.

01

Tell us your benefit universe

Pick your employer, unions, location, and optional cards. No account linking required.

02

Get the short list

See the perks, deadlines, and programs that match your profile, with the official source one click away.

03

Act before windows close

Your monthly digest flags what is new, reopening, or expiring soon.

Coverage

More than the obvious stuff.

Perkakeet is built for the perks that rarely make it into the welcome packet. Coverage is reviewed before it reaches your account.

Employer extras

Education support, store discounts, transit help, employee assistance, and company-specific programs.

Union perks

Member discounts, education cycles, marketplace offers, and seasonal programs.

Federal core

Health, retirement, insurance, and standard federal benefits federal workers should see first.

Optional cards

Rotating credits, partner perks, travel benefits, and opt-in offers only when you choose to track them.

Ready when the perk is

Stop finding benefits after the deadline.

Start with a free preview, finish setup in a few minutes, and let Perkakeet keep the easy-to-miss stuff on your radar. You still claim everything through the official source.

Reviewed records
Official source links
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