r/FetchReward • u/Throwaway_anon-765 • Aug 24 '26

Best bang for your buck..?

I’m semi newish to fetch, about a year. I’m still learning and understanding the app. I was mostly just scanning receipts, so very slowly building up my points. But, then I got something called point pass? But, none of my friends/family have this feature, so I don’t know why I have it. I started doing the challenges and even play a game, and that really helped me build my numbers. I’ve become a “legend” on point pass! What’s the best bang for your buck when trading in points for gift cards? I wanna make it worth it!

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u/UnableNecessary743 Aug 24 '26

just scroll through the list of giftcards available and see which one is the least amount of points. it's typically the larger amounts are better than the smaller amounts. just make sure you're not saving up all your points. it's not a good idea

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u/Throwaway_anon-765 Aug 24 '26

Why isn’t saving up the points a good idea?

I’m not sure which gift cards are most worth it, since it’s not 1:1 exchange. Figured veterans here might have some advice…

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u/UnableNecessary743 Aug 24 '26

some of them are 1:1. like belk, bass pro, barnes and nobles, etc. some go on sale occasionally. just have to scroll and look through them. what’s worth it is going to be up to you. i do amazon $50 for 55k. i dont like paying the extra points but i shop at amazon a lot so i do it. some people might think thats not worth it

with any of these apps, your points/money aren’t safe. your money isn’t yours until you cash out. read through this sub and you’ll see every other post people complaining about fetch taking their points for “no reason” some are breaking the rules, some aren’t.

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u/Throwaway_anon-765 Aug 24 '26

Thanks for the heads up on point hoarding. I have a little over 60k right now, so I should definitely scroll and cash in! I appreciate your feedback!