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Klover cash advance: what it really costs

Advances up to $750 (average about $170) with no interest or late fees. Standard transfers are free; express transfers cost extra. Klover earns partly from your data and ads: you can earn points by taking surveys and watching ads to unlock bigger advances.

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$100 today

$9.49

≈247% a year if repaid in 14 days

$100 by standard transfer

$0

≈0% a year if repaid in 14 days

Operated byKlover
Advance limitsup to $750
Monthly membershipKlover+ $4.99 a month, optional (Klover's pricing page)
Instant transfer feeUp to $3.99 for $25, up to $9.49 for $100, up to $37.49 for $750 (Klover's pricing page); can be paid with points. Different in Indiana and Wisconsin; no express option in Connecticut or Maryland.
Standard transferFree, usually a day or two
TipsKlover says it doesn't charge tips
RepaymentTaken from your checking account around your next payday (secondary source)
If a repayment failsNot stated on the pages we could read
Who qualifiesBased on your income and account activity
Banks that don't worknone stated
Credit checkNone
Not offered inno exclusions stated
How to cancelNot stated on the pages we could read
App ratingsiPhone about 4.7 (about 340k ratings), from search listings

What users complain about

The most common themes in about 500 low-star App Store reviews of Brigit, Klover and Grant that we read in September 2026. The themes were shared across the three apps, so they aren't specific to this one.

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Sources (checked October 30, 2026)