New ‘On The Tools Card’ set to change the game for UK tradespeople with major discounts on everyday spend.
Tradespeople across the UK are being handed something long overdue – exclusive access to major savings on both work essentials and everyday life, with the launch of the brand new On The Tools Card.
Built for the people who keep the country running, the card delivers serious discounts across tools, materials, and the kind of weekly spending that’s been hitting trades hardest – from materials and food to fashion and family days out.
For years, public sectors have benefi tted from dedicated perks schemes. Now, the On The Tools Card is stepping in to give tradespeople the same recognition – and real fi nancial support – they’ve been missing.
And it’s not small savings. The card launches with a stacked line-up of high-impact deals, including:
● 15% Jewson
● 10% Professional Building Supplies
● 40% off breakdown cover with both RAC and AA
● 23% off BuyaGift and 22% off Red Letter Days experiences
● 10% off Nike and Mainline Menswear
● 20% off boohooMAN
● 25% off Ray-Ban
● 10% off The Fragrance Shop
Alongside other major names like British Airways, Samsung, Kwik Fit, Virgin Media, Confused.com, Gousto and more, the card brings together hundreds of offers in one place – with new deals dropping regularly.
Crucially, the timing couldn’t be better.
With the upcoming May bank holiday, summer social season and major sporting events like the World Cup on the horizon, tradespeople are being hit with rising costs both on-site and at home. Whether it’s sorting the van, kitting out for a holiday, upgrading the wardrobe, or covering everyday bills – the On The Tools Card is designed to make a real dent in weekly spending.
Because for most in the trade, costs don’t stop when the van doors close.
The card also includes a built-in wellbeing hub, offering access to support around mental health, fi nancial stress and the day-to-day pressures that come with life in construction – continuing the work On The Tools has driven through initiatives like Project 7k: The Lost City.
Lee Wilcox, Co-founder and CEO of On The Tools said:
“Most people in the trade know exactly where their money’s going at the minute – and it’s not just on gear or materials. It’s the food shop, fuel, bills, everything. You can feel it day to day, whether you’re pricing a job or just trying to get through the week.
We wanted to create something that actually reflects that reality. There are plenty of offers out there, but they’re often focused on one part of the picture. What we’ve tried to do with the card is bring it all together – savings on the tools and materials you need to do the job, but also on the things you’re spending on when you’re off site.
It’s something we’re properly backing as a business because we know it’s needed. We speak to tradespeople every day, and the same themes keep coming up – pressure on costs, long hours, and not always knowing where to turn if things start to build up.
If we can take a bit of that pressure off, whether that’s through saving money across the board or making support easier to access, then it’s doing what it’s meant to. It’s about being useful in a real, practical way – not just something that sounds good on paper.”
The On The Tools Card is available now across the UK, free for 12 months – or 2 years when members refer a mate. After that, membership will cost £10 per year.
You can download the card here: https://bit.ly/OTTdiscountCard or for more information visit: https://www.onthetoolscard.com/
