Fetch
US rewards app that turns photos of shopping receipts into points you redeem for gift cards.
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About Fetch
Fetch, formerly Fetch Rewards, is a free US rewards app built around receipts. You snap a photo of almost any shopping, grocery, fuel or restaurant receipt, or link your email and Amazon account so online eReceipts count, and Fetch awards points. Bonus points come from brand offers, games in the app and referrals. Points are redeemed for gift cards from a long list of retailers and restaurants, with most rewards needing at least 3,000 points. Brands pay to feature offers and use the receipt data to understand shopping habits, which is how the app makes money; that trade is worth knowing if you care about data sharing. There are limits on how many receipts you can submit per week and how old they can be, and points expire if the account sits inactive for 90 days. Fetch suits people who want low-effort rewards without planning purchases; earnings per receipt are small, so heavy savers often pair it with Ibotta.
Best for: US shoppers who want small, low-effort rewards for receipts they already have.
Pros and cons
What works
- Accepts receipts from almost any store, not just selected offers
- eReceipt linking counts online and Amazon purchases
- Wide choice of gift cards to redeem
Why people leave
- US only
- Points per receipt are small; most rewards need 3,000 points
- Points expire after 90 days of inactivity
Fetch vs Rakuten, Honey and Upside
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Top Fetch alternatives
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Rakuten64.8Stronger for online shopping, with percentage cash back at thousands of stores.
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Honey61.8Finds coupon codes at online checkout automatically, with no receipts to scan.
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Upside42.3Pays real cash back on gas, groceries and dining, which you can send to a bank account.
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Freecash40.9Pays for games, surveys and app offers, and lets you withdraw to PayPal, Venmo or crypto as well as gift cards.
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Fetch: common questions
What is Fetch?
Fetch: US rewards app that turns photos of shopping receipts into points you redeem for gift cards. Best for US shoppers who want small, low-effort rewards for receipts they already have. Available for iOS, Android and Browser extension.
Is Fetch free?
Yes, Fetch is free to use.
Is Fetch open source?
No, Fetch is not open source.
What platforms does Fetch run on?
Fetch is available for iOS, Android and Browser extension.
What are the best alternatives to Fetch?
The highest-ranked Fetch alternatives right now are Rakuten, Honey and Upside. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.
Fetch vs Rakuten: what's the difference?
Both Fetch and Rakuten are free to use. Only Rakuten runs on Web.