Super.com
Super.com cash advances go up to $250, with no interest and no hidden fees. You need a Super.com Card and a $15 a month Super+ membership to use it, and you will need direct deposit set up to unlock the full $250. Once approved, you can access the advance instantly on the Card or transfer it to a linked bank account.
$250
Max advance
$15/mo
Subscription
None
Credit check
The details
- Max advance
- $250
- Limit resets
- Per pay period
- Mandatory fees
- $15/month Super+ membership required to access the advance and the Super.com Card
- Interest
- No interest, no hidden fees
- Credit check
- None
- Direct deposit required?
- Yes
- Bank-link required
- No
- Tips
- None
- Eligibility
- Verified for the Super.com Card, which Super.com requires to receive the advance; the cash-advance page itself does not separately state a credit-check policy for the advance. Super.com does not publish whether it asks for tips, and does not publish whether you must link an outside bank account. Source: super.com, captured 2026-09-11.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Your advance lands instantly on the Card, or transfers to a linked bank account.
- No credit check needed to get the Super.com Card.
- No interest and no hidden fees on the advance itself.
Cons
- Super+ costs $15 a month, whether or not you borrow anything.
- The most you can borrow is $250, and it's lower still without direct deposit.
- Super.com itself isn't FDIC insured. Only your money at the partner bank is protected.
Compare Super.com to other cash advance apps
| App | Editors' rating | Member rating | Max advance | Instant fee | Firstcard clicks (12 mo) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | $250 | — | — | |
 | 4.7 | 5.0 (1 review) | $750 | Not published | 30,792 | Get Cash Advance |
 | 4.6 | 4.5 (3 reviews) | $750 | $3.99–$37.49 | 11,166 | Get Cash Advance |
 | 4.5 | 4.5 (2 reviews) | $500 | $2–$25 | 3,476 | Get Cash Advance |
Similar apps are picked automatically: same category, ranked by Firstcard editors' rating. Clicks are Firstcard members sent to each app in the last 12 months, with suspected bot traffic excluded.
A warning from Firstcard
- Borrow with a plan. Take an advance only for a specific, necessary expense, and know exactly which paycheck repays it before you tap the button.
- Don't stack apps. Using more than two cash advance apps at once is how the debt spiral starts. We don't recommend it, ever.
- Avoid instant fees. Express delivery is extremely expensive for the days it saves, see the APR math above. If a free delivery option exists, use it.
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