Klover has a solid lifetime average rating of 4.7 based on over 500k user reviews across the App Store and Play Store. However, recent feedback has been less favorable, with the average rating dropping to 3.0 as of August 2026. Keep reading to see what users like and what issues they’ve encountered.

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Users find Klover’s cash advance process complicated and often frustrating. The app requires earning points through games, surveys, or offers before you can access even small advances, typically starting at $5, which many feel is too low. Points don’t reduce repayment amounts, and some users report not receiving points they earned. Linking and verifying bank accounts and debit cards is a common issue, with frequent disconnections and repeated verification requests. Customer service is mostly automated and slow to respond, leaving many users without real help. Fees, especially for instant transfers, are considered high, and repayment dates sometimes come too soon, causing overdrafts. Some users report being charged subscription fees even after canceling, and difficulties deleting accounts. Overall, the app’s point system and technical glitches make it less reliable and user-friendly compared to other cash advance apps.
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Klover customer service
More than half of Klover’s recent reviews are complaints, and the company is quite active in responding—about 85% of complaints get a reply. Nearly a quarter of these complaints are very harsh, but when Klover does respond, the vast majority of their replies are helpful, with very few dismissive answers. Some responses are neutral, but overall, Klover’s customer support tends to engage constructively with users’ issues.
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