Get-paid-to site software, hosted on your own domain.
RewardsLabel is hosted get-paid-to (GPT) site software. Your members earn points from offerwalls and surveys on your domain and cash out to the rewards you list, such as PayPal, crypto or gift cards. You run the business from one console, with no script to install and no server to maintain.
- Licence
- $149 a month, no revenue share
- You provide
- Site name, domain, logo files
- Included
- Hosting, updates, HTTPS
A complete GPT site, both sides of it.
A get-paid-to site has two halves: the member site where people earn and cash out, and the console where you decide what they earn and approve what they withdraw. You get both, already connected.
Offerwalls and surveys on one earn page
Every partner you enable appears under Offer Providers on the earn page, next to the survey list. Switch a partner off and its offers leave the site.
Points, balance and levels
Completed offers add points to the member’s balance. Each member has a level that grows with lifetime earnings, shown on their profile and in chat.
A rewards store you define
Members redeem points for the rewards you list, such as PayPal cash, Litecoin, gift cards or subscriptions.
Referrals and support built in
Each member gets a referral link on your domain. Support messages arrive in your console, not in someone else’s inbox.
Decide what each partner pays members
Set the member share through each partner’s currency rate and record it in the console. Add a bonus on top when you want to promote a partner, and the platform credits it for you.
Approve every withdrawal
Redemptions wait in a queue until you approve, reject or refund them. Nothing is paid out automatically.
Know who your members are
Search members, read their activity and IP history, change account status, and add points by hand when you need to.
Give your team the right access
Add admins as owner, super admin, admin or viewer, with edit or view permission for each area of the console.
How a get-paid-to site earns.
The model is easy to describe and depends on volume to work. This is how money moves through a site you run on RewardsLabel.
- 01
A member completes an offer
They install an app, finish a survey or reach a game level through one of your offerwall partners.
- 02
The partner pays you
The partner records the conversion in your publisher account and sends a postback to your site.
- 03
Your site credits the member
The postback adds the points the partner sends at your currency rate, plus any bonus you set in the console. If the member was referred, the referrer’s commission is credited at the same time.
- 04
You keep the difference
When the member redeems, you pay the reward from your own accounts. What partners pay you, minus what members redeem and what payouts cost, is your margin.
RewardsLabel takes no share of any of this. You pay a fixed licence, so a busy month never raises your software bill. For the full picture, including payout fees and chargebacks, read how GPT sites make money.
Why not buy a GPT site script?
A script costs less on the first day. The difference shows up in the months after you install it.
What you buy
- RewardsLabel
- A running site on your domain, hosted for you
- GPT site script
- Source code you install on your own server
Server and hosting
- RewardsLabel
- Included in the licence
- GPT site script
- You rent, configure and secure it
Price
- RewardsLabel
- $149 a month or $1,490 a year, plus $25 activation
- GPT site script
- Usually a one-time fee, support often extra
Code access
- RewardsLabel
- No source access, you configure the site in the console
- GPT site script
- Full source, change anything
| GPT site script | RewardsLabel | |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy | Source code you install on your own server | A running site on your domain, hosted for you |
| Server and hosting | You rent, configure and secure it | Included in the licence |
| Price | Usually a one-time fee, support often extra | $149 a month or $1,490 a year, plus $25 activation |
| Code access | Full source, change anything | No source access, you configure the site in the console |
If you want to change the code yourself, or you already run servers, a script can be the right choice. If you would rather spend your time on members and partners, a hosted platform removes the server work. Both options are compared in detail in GPT site script vs hosted platform.
What you bring, and what the platform runs.
A get-paid-to site is your business. These are the parts you own and the parts RewardsLabel takes care of.
RewardsLabel runs
- Hosting, your site’s own database and platform updates
- The member site: sign up, earn page, rewards, referrals, history and chat
- The operator console: partners, rewards, redemptions, members and team roles
- The postback endpoint that credits points and deducts them when a partner sends a chargeback
- HTTPS on your domain
You bring
- Your domain and your brand
- Your own accounts with offerwall and survey partners
- The money for member payouts, sent from your own payment accounts
- Your members, and the marketing that finds them
- Your terms, privacy policy and support answers
From sign-up to a live GPT site.
Two steps happen in the setup flow. The rest happens in your console, at your own pace.
- 01
Name the site and choose a domain
Pick the name members will see and the domain they will visit.
- 02
Upload your logo set
A main logo, a compact logo and a favicon, in SVG or PNG up to 2 MB each.
- 03
Point your domain
Add one DNS record at your domain provider. HTTPS is issued once the record resolves.
- 04
Add partners and rewards
Add your offerwall and survey partners in the console, list your rewards, and open the site to members.
Approval from offerwall partners often takes longer than the technical setup, so apply early. The guide on how to start a GPT site covers the order that saves the most time.
Questions about running a GPT site.
Straight answers on cost, partners and what you control.
- What is a get-paid-to (GPT) site?
- A get-paid-to site pays its members in points for completing offers, surveys and other tasks supplied by offerwall partners. Members exchange the points for cash or rewards. The site earns because partners pay more per completed offer than the site passes on to the member.
- Do I need to code to start a GPT site on RewardsLabel?
- No. You set up the site in the setup flow and the console: name, logos, domain, partners and rewards. Hosting, updates and HTTPS are part of the platform.
- Which offerwalls can I connect?
- Partners that send server-to-server postbacks to your site’s postback address can be added in the console; confirm each partner’s postback format with RewardsLabel support before you go live. CPX Research and Monlix also have built-in API connections, and the guide to the best offerwalls for GPT sites compares the main partners. You hold the partner accounts yourself. See offerwall integration for how it works.
- How much does it cost to run?
- The licence is $149 a month or $1,490 a year, plus a $25 one-time activation fee, with no revenue share. You also pay for your domain, payout fees and the rewards your members redeem. See pricing.
- Who pays the members?
- You do. A member requests a reward, the request waits in your queue, and you send the payment from your own PayPal, crypto wallet or gift card supplier before you mark it completed. RewardsLabel never holds your funds.
- Can I try a live GPT site first?
- Yes. paidtasks.io runs on RewardsLabel. The demo page has shared logins for both its member site and its admin panel.
- Will members know the site runs on RewardsLabel?
- Members see your name, logos, colours and domain. Referral links point to your domain too. There is no RewardsLabel branding on the member site.
Keep reading
- Offerwall integrationAdd offerwall partners in the console, set a bonus, record each share, and credit members through one postback address.
- Payouts and redemptionsList the rewards members can redeem and approve, reject or refund every request from one queue.
- GPT script vs hosted platformA GPT site script, an existing site, a custom build or a hosted platform: costs, upkeep and control compared.
- 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.
- How GPT sites make moneyThe operator’s side of the get-paid-to business model: offer margin, member share, payout fees, reversals, cash flow and a sample monthly P&L.
- Paid survey sitesA hosted survey rewards website with a live survey list, partner survey walls and payouts you approve.
Launch your get-paid-to site on your own domain.
You need a site name, a domain and your logo files. Partners and rewards can follow once the site is live.