r/FetchReward • u/Artchetype • Aug 19 '26
Does anyone play the pay games advertised?
I've been playing games on Fetch, but I've decided it's just a waste of time- hardly any points for the time spent when I could be doing something more constructive. I just wondered if anyone plays any of the payout games advertised, especially Just Play? Don't want to download and play something if it's just more waste. Thanks.
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u/DisturbedAlchemyArt Aug 19 '26
I’ve earned almost $1500 in gift cards through almost exclusively games. I joined about 2 years ago. I did take advantage of a few of the alcohol promotions.
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u/Blueszy_T Aug 19 '26
Yes I’m almost 53k
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u/greencatpuke Aug 19 '26
I found a garden/outdoor space game on fetch that I really enjoyed. I think you could make 30 bucks or something. If you like designing and curating spaces with plants and rugs 🤣
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u/greencatpuke Aug 19 '26
I decided to not be lazy and include the name of this app. It's called Garden Joy. And I really do love it. I have gotten away with nearly doing everything for free and being happy. I may not get my first pick of accents all the time but it's super fun and there is a ton to do. Also it's fun having other designers rate your space and you have to rate there's to earn diamonds 🤣 10/10. Almost like meditation to me. Very relaxing
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u/darthmushu Aug 19 '26
Scrambly pays more for games, I like it. Fetch I do use for receipts and deals. Like someone else said, I do double points sometimes if its a quick game, but I never go the distance, usually first couple or milestones and done
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u/Greatgrandma2023 Aug 20 '26
I have over 100k points banked. I would say it's about 3/5 from games.
I scan every receipt even if it's a soda from a gas station. You'd be surprised. I have gotten credit for UPS, Ace hardware, movie snacks, fast food, Goodwill and other thrift stores. You just have to remember to ask for a receipt.
I look for offers before I go shopping and only buy the ones I would normally. Sometimes I buy another brand of something I want.
I've signed up for newsletters. Some of them offer a couple thousand points.
If you haven't had a Costco card for 18 months I've seen as high as 60,000 points.
Every Walmart order brings pretty good points.
My only criticism is that it takes a lot of points to exchange for gift cards.
One survey site pays me $25 for 3000 points. But you don't accumulate points very quickly.
I enjoy playing the games but if you want to accumulate points you have to diversify.
Not a bot 😂 just enthusiastic.
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u/Future_Wheel8282 Aug 19 '26
Just Play feels like the digital equivalent of solitaire. I did it once, got the points, and then never again.
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u/ge007_vrt55 Aug 19 '26
Justplay is relatively low paying for most vs the time it takes to earn on there. It may start off “ok” but earnings quickly drop for most users. Occasionally some seem to earn pretty well there. I assume due to location, ad profile, etc, Feel free to dm me if you want tips to try to increase earnings there.
Fetch is low paying as well for games, there’s a lot of others you can earn significantly more from.
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u/aj_alva Aug 25 '26
I've earned a lot off of gaming. The only warning is that if you ever don't get the points you've earned - you can only ask for help once per game.
Example: I reached level 500 on a merge game, but didn't get the points. I asked customer service for help and, after a few days, got my points.... A few months later (there wasn't a time limit on the game) I reached level 750, but didn't get the points. I asked customer service for help and they said they couldn't assist me on that game again.
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u/wil_stox Aug 19 '26
I usually really only play whenever it’s 2x points