Priceline

Apply the best Priceline promo code or card offer you qualify for, then go through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount on the same order, only easier than a promo code. There is nothing to find or type, it does not use up your one Priceline promo code, and it still lowers the price when no code is running. Part of what you pay comes back as Cashback: check the rate shown on ShopBack's Priceline page before you buy.

Priceline is an American online travel agency owned by Booking Holdings, so pick your hotel, flight or car, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Founded in 1997 by Jay Walker and headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, it sits in the same group as Booking.com, Agoda and KAYAK. Its parent describes it as offering millions of hotels, flights, alternative accommodations, rental cars, cruises, vacation packages and experiences in over 116 countries, with 24/7 customer service and more than US$15 billion saved for travellers since launch. Singapore travellers mainly use it for US hotels, domestic US flights and car hire. Start from the ShopBack Priceline page.

Priceline VIP is the free member programme on priceline.com; Booking Holdings describes it as unlocking incremental savings once you become a VIP, with member pricing shown when you are signed in. Levels and perks are set by Priceline and change from time to time, so check the VIP page on priceline.com for the current tier rules before you assume a benefit applies to a Singapore-issued account.

Priceline's savings are built into its everyday products rather than a fixed sale calendar: Booking Holdings describes Express Deals as offering up to 60% off published hotel, rental car and flight prices, and VIP pricing applies year-round when signed in. The US travel calendar still matters for Singapore travellers booking American trips: Black Friday on 27 November 2026 and Cyber Monday on 30 November 2026 are the biggest travel promo days, and US hotel rates soften outside summer and the late-December holidays. Around those dates, compare prices on priceline.com and go through ShopBack before you pay.

Express Deals are Priceline's proprietary discounted rates, described by Booking Holdings as up to 60% off published hotel, rental car and flight prices. The trade-off with a discounted rate like this is usually tighter disclosure and cancellation terms, so read exactly what Priceline shows about the property or fare and whether it is refundable on priceline.com before you pay. The current Cashback is shown on the Priceline page on ShopBack before you book.

Both belong to Booking Holdings but serve different trips. Booking.com has the deeper hotel inventory in Asia and Europe, prices in SGD and is the usual choice for a Japan, Korea or Bali hotel. Priceline is strongest for US hotels, US domestic flights, rental cars and bundled packages, plus Express Deals and VIP pricing. For a US road trip or a New York stopover, compare Priceline against Booking.com on the same dates; for Asia, Booking.com usually wins on choice. Each has its own page on ShopBack, so start from the one you book with. For a deeper look, see Booking.com Genius Level 3 Now Needs 15 Stays: Still Worth It in 2026?.

Expedia bundles flights, hotels and cars into packages with its own member rewards, and it prices Singapore users in SGD. Priceline is the US specialist in the Booking Holdings family with Express Deals, VIP member pricing and strong rental car coverage across American airports, and its site runs in US dollars. If you want a single package with SGD pricing, Expedia is simpler; if you are hunting a discounted US hotel or airport car hire and are happy to pay in USD, run the same search on Priceline. Both are on ShopBack, so start from the page of the one you book with.

Deal rates and discounted fares are often non-refundable, so check the cancellation terms on priceline.com before you pay. If you rebook, go through the ShopBack Priceline page again for the new booking.

Priceline is a US site and its prices and charges are shown in US dollars, so your bank converts the charge and may add a foreign transaction fee; pay with a card that waives those fees where you can and let the card do the conversion rather than any checkout offer to charge in SGD. Taxes, resort fees and booking fees are itemised in USD too. Hotel resort fees in US cities are usually paid at the property, so budget for them separately.

Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account. Start from the ShopBack Priceline page and sign in to your VIP account for member pricing. On your phone, open Priceline from the ShopBack app and finish the booking there. The current Cashback is shown on the Priceline page on ShopBack before you book.