Company Sign up & Spend Min. $435 on 1 Hotel Stay in 30 Days, Get $750 Travel Credit @ Navan

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ozisaver on 16/01/2025 - 15:31 navan.com (195 clicks)
Last edited 16/01/2025 - 15:41 by 1 other user

Navan has launched their 2025 promo and continue to offer USD 500 (A$750) in travel credits. The deal isn’t quite as good as last year but doesn't have an expiry date which is great. You now need to spend USD 300 (A$435) in one booking. You’ll profit about A$315. You may need an ABN to sign up as this deal is design for business customers.

What is Navan? – It’s like Booking.com for business travellers.

• 1: Create an account
• 2: Book one hotel stay within your first 30 days. Spend USD 300 (A$435) and you will receive bonus credit of USD 500 (A$750)
• 3: You’ll get the rewards when the stay is completed.
  Redeem them toward personal travel on Navan.
• 4: Proof it works here. Lots of people were questioning if this is a legitimate promo last year. Here is a screenshot of my USD 500 credit approved from Navan last year. Due to exchange rate, I actually received closer to A$800
  Last year’s deal
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  drfuzzy on 16/01/2025 - 16:17

  +1

  Your exchange rate calcs are a bit off.

  You now need to spend USD 300 (A$435) in one booking.

  USD$300 as of today is AUD$484

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  gimmebubbletea on 16/01/2025 - 16:57

  +3

  You WILL need an ABN to sign up, as well as a custom domain email address (e.g. you can't use gmail, outlook etc.)

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    bluepop on 16/01/2025 - 18:15

    They never asked me for an ABN

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  Sweet3st on 16/01/2025 - 17:09

  +3

  Lots of negative reviews. Israeli company.

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    J B S on 16/01/2025 - 17:44

    -1

    Israeli company

    Once again what does “Israeli Company” got to do with it? This is a bargain shopping website not a political activist forum.

    I’ll support the company just to annoy you

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      Sweet3st on 16/01/2025 - 17:53

      Some people like to know, you don't.

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        J B S on 16/01/2025 - 17:59

        Honestly I’m intrigued. So what does it have to do with a bargain shopping website? Ppl read and watch the news why can’t you let them make up their own minds instead of constantly bringing that war into it on a shopping site?

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          Sweet3st on 16/01/2025 - 18:27

          +2

          @J B S: Some people like to make thoughtful, conscientious decisions about where they shop, you don't. It's nothing new you know. I'm not telling people what to do, I'm just giving them information that they may or may not be interested in.

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            J B S on 16/01/2025 - 18:38

            -1

            @Sweet3st: I don’t think racism is necessary on a shopping website that’s all

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    JudoChop on 16/01/2025 - 19:33

    We get it. You want everyone to know that the business is controlled by 'Jooz'.
    I'm glad you brought this to my attention. I'm part way through the sign up process.

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  Gaz1 on 16/01/2025 - 18:26

  +5

  The reviews are really bad & one of the employment websites in India also have bad feedback about that company.
  Whilst they seem to have a similar promo last year, I can't see any Ozbargainer who actually used it other than the OP (and the OP appears to be the only one listed in the referrals).

  Lots of red flags in the google search too. Whilst I appreciate they could be using this as a marketing tool, they really don't need to give so substantially more as a credit than people are spending - they could probably achieve the same take up if they gave (say) 40% back. Loosing such a substantial amount of money on each new client seems suspicious.

  I would be a little wary that I would turn up to the hotel & they wouldn't have the booking, plus also the security of my personal data.

  Maybe if its too good to be true……

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    ozisaver on 16/01/2025 - 18:39

    -1

    They’re a huge company. Last valuation was USD $9.2B in 2022. They have ton of VC money to keep expanding.

    CNBC

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      Gaz1 on 16/01/2025 - 18:50

      Yes, but are they profitable? Lots of companies get a lot of venture capital to get them started.
      This article just over a year ago seems to indicate they are trying to launch an IPO but still hadn't made any profit at that point:
      https://www.cityindex.com/en-au/news-and-analysis/navan-ipo/

      "Is Navan profitable?
      Navan is not profitable, according to Business Insider, although the company has rapidly increased annual revenue through product expansions and acquisitions.
      Navan’s most recent reported annual revenue is $300 million for 2022 after reporting no revenue during the Covid pandemic as travel restrictions spread across the globe. "

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      xrailgun on 16/01/2025 - 20:18

      +1

      For some startups, valuation is more about who you know than what you do. Valuation doesn't guarantee they will still exist in 6 months when you try to book a vacation, or that they will keep their word. Good luck trying to sue them in Israel for ~$500 AUD.

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  Gaz1 on 16/01/2025 - 21:11

  +1

  Its a bit surprising that the OP got $805.26 (indicated in their "screenshot") when the exchange rate at that exact date, 30/11/24 (according to xe) was 0.650913 which means the most they should have received was $768, and typically a bit less that as there would usually be a currency conversion fee on that type of transaction.
  I'm not saying it didn't happen, but it just doesn't seem to add up.

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    ozisaver on 16/01/2025 - 21:13

    +1

    It’s paid in USD and I only used it today.

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      Gaz1 on 16/01/2025 - 21:46

      Aaah - that makes sense, thanks for the explanation.

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  Sweet3st on 16/01/2025 - 21:45

  -1

  One of the many reviews I read suggested money laundering.