Headspace’s own pages don’t mention a first responder discount, and its help center wouldn’t load for us, so we can’t call this a clear no. The route that does exist is cash back through Price.com. Here’s what we read, what we couldn’t, and how the cash back works.
Headspace’s home page title is “Mental Health App for Meditation & Sleep.” Its menu lists meditation, online therapy, mindfulness, sleep and mental health coaching, along with a family plan and a way to send a gift. This post is only about price. It doesn’t give health advice, and nothing here replaces talking to someone you trust or a professional if you’re having a hard time.
How To Get The Headspace First Responder Discount
We found no first responder program to claim, so there’s no verification step or code to give you. If you’re paying for Headspace yourself, the route that checked out runs through Price.com:
- Create a free Price.com account if you don’t have one.
- Open Price.com’s Headspace page, which calls Headspace an official cash back partner.
- Click Activate cash back, then go to Headspace from that page and subscribe in the same visit.
- Watch your Price.com wallet. Its page says cash back will be added to your wallet in approximately 90 days, so it’s a slow payout.
Price.com’s page says members can earn cash back on eligible purchases, including annual recurring subscriptions along with gifting and monthly recurring subscriptions. We don’t print a rate here, because the rate changes, so read the figure on Price.com’s page the day you subscribe. Fluz also lists Headspace, but only as its general virtual card, a general-purpose card that earns cash back on whatever you pay with it, and that isn’t a Headspace offer.
Other Ways To Pay Less
Ask Headspace’s support whether first responders get a rate, and ask for the answer in writing. Their help center wouldn’t load for our check, so a person there is the quickest way to a straight answer. Check with your employer too. Headspace’s home page lists employers and health plans under who it serves, so your department, your union or your health plan may already cover it. It costs one email to ask. If more than one person in your house would use it, look at the family plan in your own browser.
What We Read
We read Headspace’s home page and its Brand Partners page. Neither one names first responders or any other community discount. Headspace’s help center, where a discount article would live, returned a security check to our automated request, so we couldn’t search it. That’s the one gap, and it’s why this post says we couldn’t confirm a program instead of saying there isn’t one.
The Rest Of The Cash Back Check
TopCashback has a page titled “Headspace Cash Back Offers & Discounts,” but the page we read shows no cash back rate, so we can’t count it as a route. Rakuten’s address for Headspace returns a page saying the page you’re looking for does not exist. Active Junky and Hoopla Doopla have no Headspace page, and MaxRebates answered the Headspace address we tried with its homepage, which rules out only that address. That makes Price.com the first partner on our list that shows cash back for Headspace.
Q&A
Q: Does Headspace have a first responder discount?
A: None of the Headspace pages we read name one. Its help center wouldn’t load, so we can’t rule one out.
Q: Is there a cash back option?
A: Yes. Price.com’s Headspace page lists cash back on annual recurring subscriptions along with gifting and monthly recurring subscriptions. Fluz lists only its general virtual card.
Q: How long does the cash back take?
A: Price.com’s page says cash back will be added to your wallet in approximately 90 days.
Q: Could my employer or health plan cover Headspace?
A: Headspace’s home page lists employers and health plans under who it serves, so it’s worth asking yours.
Q: Is this medical advice?
A: No. It’s about what you pay.
More Information:
Headspace’s plans and Price.com’s terms can change, so check both before you subscribe. For more wellness and fitness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.