A rewards site for your community, under your own name.
If you already have an audience, a rewards site for your community gives it a place to earn that carries your brand. Viewers, readers or server members earn points from offerwalls and surveys on your domain, invite friends with their own referral links, and cash out to the rewards you choose. You run it all from one console.
- Built for
- Creators, publishers, Discord and gaming communities
- Members see
- Your name, logo, colours and domain
- Licence
- $149 a month, no revenue share
Why give your audience its own rewards site.
Your audience already gives you its attention. A branded place to earn turns some of that attention into revenue, without putting a paywall in front of your content.
Revenue without display ads or a paywall
Offerwall and survey partners pay you for each completed offer. Members choose to take part, and everything you already publish stays free.
Your brand from sign-up to cash-out
The site, its referral links and its rewards store all sit on your domain, with your logo set and your colours in light and dark mode.
A reason to come back
Points, a level that grows with lifetime earnings, and a store of rewards give members a running goal between your posts, videos or streams.
The margin works the same way as on any get-paid-to (GPT) site: partners pay you more per completed offer than you pass on to the member. The guide on how GPT sites make money walks through the numbers, including payout fees and reversals.
Members bring in members.
Communities grow by invitation, and every member gets a referral link on your domain.
A personal link for everyone
Each member gets a referral code and a link on your domain, in the form yourdomain.com/refer/CODE. Members can change their code to something easy to share.
Commission credited automatically
When a referred member earns from offers, the referrer receives a percentage of it at the same moment. Nobody has to keep a tally.
Rates set per member
The commission percentage belongs to each member, so a moderator or a partner creator can have a higher rate than everyone else.
See who brings people in
The affiliates view lists your referrers, the members they referred and the points those referrals earned them.
More on rates, codes and records on the referral commissions page.
Keep the conversation on your site.
A community needs more than an earn page. Members talk to each other, and they need a way to reach you.
General chat
Members talk in a general chat on the site, where each member’s level shows beside their name.
Support messages in your console
Questions about a missing credit or a pending payout reach you as support messages, and you answer them from the console.
Admin roles for moderators
Give moderators their own admin accounts as admin or viewer, with edit or view permission for each area, so they can help without full control.
Account status controls
Suspend, freeze or ban an account when someone breaks your rules, after reviewing their activity and IP history.
Promote it where your audience already is.
Your own channels are the strongest source of members. Paid advertising for earning sites comes with rules.
Share the site in your videos, newsletter, server announcements and pinned posts. Members who arrive through someone they already follow start out trusting the brand, and the referral system turns your most active members into recruiters.
Paid ads need care. Google Ads policy prohibits unrealistic promises of financial return for minimal effort, and Meta’s advertising standards reject claims of making money with little or no work. Describe the site plainly, as rewards for completing offers and surveys, and avoid income promises.
If you plan to run display ads on the site as well, note that AdSense policy does not allow compensating users for viewing ads.
Launch it alongside your channel.
The site setup is quick. Partner approval and your announcement plan deserve more of your time.
- 01
Set up the site under your brand
Choose the name and domain your audience will recognise, and upload your logo set.
- 02
Apply to offerwall partners
Open publisher accounts and describe your audience. Partners review new sites, so apply before you announce anything.
- 03
Choose rewards your audience wants
Gift cards for the games they play, PayPal, or crypto. You decide what the store lists and at what minimums.
- 04
Announce it
Share the link in your channels, set referral rates for your most active members, and answer support messages as they arrive.
Connecting your domain takes one DNS record, and HTTPS follows automatically. The details are on the custom domain and branding page.
Questions from community owners.
Audience size, referral rates, branding and promotion.
- What is a community rewards site?
- It is a get-paid-to (GPT) site owned by a creator, publisher or community. Members earn points by completing offers and surveys from offerwall partners, then redeem them for rewards. The owner runs it under their own brand and keeps the margin between what partners pay and what members redeem.
- Do I need a large audience to start?
- RewardsLabel sets no minimum. Offerwall partners do review new sites, and some look at traffic quality, so an existing audience helps with approval. Starting small also keeps the payout queue manageable while you learn how your members behave and which partners they prefer.
- Can I give my moderators a higher referral rate?
- Yes. The referral commission is a percentage set per member, so moderators, partner creators or early supporters can earn a higher rate than other members. You can also edit a member’s referral code, for example to match their channel name.
- Will my audience see the RewardsLabel name?
- No. The site uses your name, logo set, colours and domain, and referral links point to your domain as well. Members deal with your brand from sign-up to cash-out, and their support messages come to you, answered from your own console.
- Can I promote the site with paid ads?
- You can, within each platform’s rules. Google and Meta restrict ads that promise easy money, so describe the site plainly as rewards for offers and surveys. Your own channels and member referrals fall outside those ad policies, though each platform’s community rules still apply, and they reach people who already know you.
- How much does a community rewards site cost?
- The licence is $149 a month or $1,490 a year, plus a $25 activation fee, with no share of your revenue. You also cover your domain, payout fees and the rewards members redeem. See pricing for what the licence includes.
Keep reading
- Referral commissionsReferral codes and links on your domain, with commission on referred members’ offer earnings set per member.
- Custom domain and brandingYour domain, automatic HTTPS, your logo set and your colours, with no platform branding on the member site.
- Get-paid-to (GPT) sitesHosted get-paid-to site software with offerwalls, surveys, payouts and referrals on your own domain.
- How to start a GPT siteThe operator’s order of work for a get-paid-to site: audience, software, legal pages, partners, points, payouts and fraud.
- Best offerwalls for GPT sitesAn operator’s comparison of offerwall and survey networks: payment terms, minimums, postback security, reversals and recent ownership changes.
- Live demoSign in to the member site and the admin panel of a rewards site running on RewardsLabel.
Give your community a rewards site with your name on it.
Start with a site name, a domain and your logo files. Add partners and rewards, then announce it to your audience.