Cash Advance Apps

Is Klover app legit?

Last Updated: Nov 13, 2025

Klover appears to be a legitimate service. It’s run by Klover Holdings, Inc. (founded in 2019 and based in Chicago, IL) and claims more than 2 million users as of November 2025. The app connects to your checking account through Plaid and lets qualified users tap $5–$400 in interest-free advances that are automatically repaid on the next payday. There are no hard credit checks or mandatory fees, though faster “Express” delivery runs about $1.49–$19.99 (you can cover that with in-app Klover Points), and tipping is optional. No major regulatory complaints have surfaced so far, and you can reach support by phone (888-293-8767), email, live chat or in-app help if anything goes wrong.

How reliable is Klover?

Most recent Klover reviews suggest the app usually comes through when it matters, but there are a few rough edges to know about:

  • Always there: Many users say Klover is “always on time,” “always there when I need it,” and payouts land within minutes.
  • Fast cash: People call it a “lifesaver” or “clutch” for emergencies, especially between paychecks.
  • Inconsistent limits: A few long-time users gripe that their available advance can drop from $300 to $100 in a single day.
  • Glitches & support: Occasional app crashes and hard-to-reach customer service pop up in some reviews.

How much can I get from Klover?

  • Max $400: Klover advertises advances as high as $400.
  • Early bumps: A few people got $100-$150 right after signing up and some seasoned users reached $300-$400 once they’d repaid on time.
  • Tiny offers: Plenty of reviews complain they’re stuck with just $5-$35—even after paying back bigger amounts.
  • Unstable limits: Amounts can yo-yo overnight; users report drops from $150 to $25 or even $300 to $5 with zero explanation.
  • Points hassle: Unlocking higher limits means racking up thousands of points (think 1,500 for $50 or 5,000 for $100) via surveys, app installs and other tasks, which many say isn’t worth the effort.
App reviews talking about Loan Amounts:
"...my advance became $25 which is insulting. How do you go from $150 to $25?"
"...only 5 dollars but it's something"
"...after using it for a bit they refuse to give u more then $25 a month..."

What users say?

Positive
3%
Negative
97%
Many users complain about the difficulty in canceling their subscriptions with Klover. They report being charged fees even after attempting to cancel their accounts, with some having to resort to canceling their debit cards to stop the charges. The process to cancel seems cumbersome, with users mentioning unresponsive customer service and a lack of clear instructions on how to effectively terminate their memberships. The sentiment is overwhelmingly negative, with users feeling trapped by a service they no longer wish to use.
App reviews talking about Subscription Cancellation:
"...they make it impossible to just get an advance, they male you sign up for all these subscriptions under the guise that if you do you will qualify for a cash advance..."
"...I canceled my membership in December of last year and they still have been drafting the membership fee!!!..."
"...Impossible to cancel! The app interface and support contact make it next to impossible to cancel..."

Scam reports

We sifted through roughly 50 recent one-star reviews that literally use words like “scam,” “fraud,” or “thieves” when talking about Klover. The biggest pattern is users paying the $4.99+ “Klover Plus” fee (or other surprise debits up to $30) even after canceling—and saying support either ghosts them or sends a bot reply.

Plenty of folks claim they never receive an advance at all: you earn points by downloading apps, paying for offers, or playing games, but many say the points don’t post or the app keeps asking them to re-link a debit card in an endless loop. A few users report account balances drained to zero or mysterious third-party charges after connecting their bank.

Several reviewers even worry about data security, noting login attempts from random locations and warning others that Klover might “leak” or sell credentials. A handful say they’re filing disputes with their bank, the FTC, or plan to report the app store because they feel trapped in a cycle of unwanted fees with no live help.

App reviews talking about Scam:
"...this app is a SCAM DO NOT USE..."
"...they make you play games, turn points, which they don’t give you..."
"...they will get ur bank info and keep charging u monthly fee with no way out..."
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