Fetch
An app that gives you points for your shopping receipts.
What Fetch does
Fetch is a free US rewards app. You snap photos of receipts from stores, gas stations and restaurants, collect points, and trade them for gift cards. Bonus points come from partner brands, linked email receipts and in-app offers.
Fetch is the simplest kind of receipt app. You don't have to clip offers or shop at certain stores first. Take a photo of almost any US receipt within 14 days of buying and you get a few base points. Buying products from partner brands adds bonus points on top.
You can also link an email or Amazon account so online receipts come in on their own, shop partner brands inside the app, or play partner games for extra points. When you have enough, you redeem them for gift cards from big retailers, or a Visa card if you'd rather have something close to cash. The smallest gift cards start at 3,000 points.
The trade is your shopping data. Fetch's privacy policy says it shares what you scan and buy with brand partners and ad platforms, and shares aggregated data more widely. Points also build slowly, and reviewers note they can expire if your account sits inactive for 90 days. Treat it as a small bonus for something you already do, not a way to make money.
Alternatives to Fetch
Who it's for
Skip it if: Anyone who doesn't want brands seeing their purchase history.
Pricing
Free planFetch is free. There's nothing to buy and no paid plan. The company makes money from brand partners, and the shopping data you share is part of that deal.
Prices can vary by country. Checked 15 Oct 2026.
What people like
- No offers to clip, almost any receipt counts
- Free, with no bank or card details needed to sign up
- Lots of gift card choices, plus a Visa option
- Linking email receipts saves a lot of snapping
Watch out for
- Base points per receipt are small, so rewards build slowly
- What you buy is shared with brands and ad partners
- No PayPal or bank cash-out
- Points can expire after 90 days without activity
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Questions people ask
Is Fetch free?
Yes. There's no paid plan, and you don't need to add a bank account or card to sign up.
Which receipts work on Fetch?
Receipts from almost any US store, supermarket, gas station or restaurant, as long as you scan them within 14 days of buying.
What can I redeem Fetch points for?
Gift cards from many retailers, or a Visa card. The smallest gift cards start at 3,000 points.
Does Fetch share my data?
Yes. Its privacy policy says it shares information about what you scan and buy with brand partners and ad platforms, and may share de-identified or aggregated data with other companies.
Does Fetch work outside the US?
No. Fetch says its service is meant for people in the United States.