What's this all about?
Hi, I'm Robin!
I'm here to help you navigate through GPT ("Get Paid To" - not the other thing) sites and their offers.
This site primarily consists of guides for completing specific games that pop up on these sites, information about said sites, information about the offerwalls they host, and any other advice pertaining to the scene that I think of.
If you're new to this, I highly recommend you read the sections below. Navigating this space can be confusing at first, and the last thing I'd want is for someone to waste their time or money. Otherwise, feel free to start exploring the tabs above.
Full disclosure - every link to a GPT site that I provide via Robin's Resources will be a referral link from yours truly. Most of these provide you with a boost of some sort, typically anywhere from $0.25 to $15 depending on the site. If you don't see it right away, it probably means that you need to make a certain amount of money first for it to be granted.
What is a GPT Site?
A GPT site is a platform that connects users with offerwalls and handles payments.
What is an Offerwall?
An offerwall is a service that provides offers (games, surveys, etc.) and pays users for completion.
How does this work?
Game developers pay offerwalls to attract players to their games, which helps them boost engagement for the host store's algorithms and increases the potential revenue from ads and MTX. GPT Sites who host these offerwalls are paid a decent amount by the offerwall every time a user completes an offer. GPT Sites then pass along a portion of the money they receive from the offerwall (90%+ of it with some sites) to the user who completed the offer.
How much can you make?
This entirely depends on your commitment, your experience, and which offers you're willing to do. And your region. A casual user from the USA can easily make $500+ a month with little effort.
Are there any risks?
Yes, but they can be mitigated by not going in blind.
- 1. Shady GPT Sites refusing to pay out
- 2. Shady offerwalls refusing to credit
- 3. Wasting your time on impossible offers
- 4. Paying more than you'll make to try to complete P2W offers
- 5. Gambling addiction. Most mobile games and even a few GPT sites (Earnlab and Freecash) are designed to encourage gambling. If you have a history of gambling addiction or currently struggle with it, I strongly advise you to avoid this space entirely as you could be exposed to similar triggers.
With good community resources, 1-4 can be avoided for the most part.
What now?
Visit Getting Started if you'd like some foundational knowledge that will help you throughout the rest of your GPT career, or go to Game Guides if you'd like to hop right in with a good offer.