PrizeRebel is a get-paid-to site that says it has been running since 2007. Members earn points for surveys, offerwalls, videos, contests and referrals, with 100 points worth $1. You can redeem for PayPal cash, Bitcoin or a large range of gift cards, and the minimums are low: its FAQ puts PayPal at $5. Loyalty levels add bonuses and faster payouts for regular members.
At a glance
| What it is | Get-paid-to rewards site |
| Running since | 2007, per the site |
| Point value | 100 points = $1 |
| PayPal minimum | $5, per its FAQ |
| Other rewards | Gift cards, Bitcoin and other crypto |
| Loyalty | Levels with bonuses and instant payouts at higher tiers |
How it works
You register, confirm your email and choose tasks from survey routers, offerwalls and other sections. Points are credited when tasks are confirmed, sometimes immediately and sometimes after the offer partner checks them. When you reach a reward’s minimum, you redeem from the Rewards page.
Redeeming
PrizeRebel’s FAQ gives a $5 minimum for PayPal, and reviews list some gift cards from $2. Reviewers report PayPal payouts in under 24 hours, and higher loyalty levels get instant rewards. Your PayPal email must match your PrizeRebel email.
Loyalty levels and referrals
Members move up levels, such as Gold and Platinum, as they earn, unlocking bonus points on surveys and faster payouts. Referrals earn a percentage of your referrals’ earnings, which reviews put between 15% and 30% depending on level.
Screen-outs and pending offers
As on every site of this type, you’ll be screened out of some surveys, and offers can take time to credit. Keep a note of offers you complete so you can raise a ticket if they don’t appear.
What to expect
Reviews put typical earnings around $1 to $5 an hour, or a few dollars a day for casual users. Offers that pay more usually require app installs or sign-ups with conditions.
Getting started
Confirm your email, fill in every survey profile and start with short surveys and small offers to see what credits reliably. Redeem your first $5 early to check that payouts work for you, then decide how much time to give it.
Your data
Offers often ask for sign-ups with third-party services. Use a separate email address and read each offer’s conditions before entering personal details.
Owen’s take
PrizeRebel has outlasted most of its rivals, and its low cash-out lets you test payouts quickly. Treat the bigger offers carefully and read their terms.
Who it suits
It suits users who like variety and want small, quick payouts. It suits less well anyone looking for steady hourly pay.
Similar options
- Swagbucks is the best-known get-paid-to site.
- Ysense shows balances in dollars.
- Freecash pays for offers with many payout options.
- KashKick pays for surveys, games and offers.
More options are in Fast Money.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Low cash-out minimums
- PayPal, gift cards and crypto
- Long track record
Cons
- Low hourly earnings
- Screen-outs on surveys
- Offers can be slow to credit
FAQ
What is PrizeRebel’s minimum payout?
$5 for PayPal, per its FAQ; some gift cards start lower.
How much are PrizeRebel points worth?
100 points equal $1.
How fast does PrizeRebel pay?
Reviewers report PayPal in under 24 hours; higher levels get instant rewards.
Can I get paid in crypto?
Yes, Bitcoin and other crypto are reward options.
Is PrizeRebel legit?
It has paid members since 2007, though earnings per task are small.
