Get-Paid-To (GPT) sites like Swagbucks and Freecash pay you for completing tasks like games, app sign-ups, and surveys. Here are the best UK GPT sites, ranked from personal experience.
Get-Paid-To (GPT) sites like Swagbucks and Freecash pay you for completing tasks like games, app sign-ups, and surveys. Here are the best UK GPT sites, ranked from personal experience.
By Scrimpr
Updated 29 Mar 2026 GPT sites pay you for tasks you’d do anyway, like playing games, signing up for free trials, and taking surveys. You won’t replace your job, but you can realistically earn £50-150/month by choosing the right platforms and being consistent. Use the Scrimpr search engine to find which site pays most for any specific offer.
My favourite earning site
Usually the highest paying site for most offerwalls
One of the best multi-reward sites
Great rates across offerwalls
Very nice offers
Consistently good rates for offers
Good UK-exclusive offers
Nice site, with lots of opportunities
Pays UK users more than Swagbucks does
Surveys and games included
Really good exclusive offers
UK-based offerwall site
Has the most offerwalls
First fiver is easy to earn
Good exclusive offers for US users
Good UK-exclusive offers
App that pays for each minute you play games
Used to be the best, not anymore
Copy cat site
Good for Robux giftcards
Had a nice redesign, but limited functionality
Owned by Adscend Media. Has occasionally good boosts.
App that pays for each minute you play games
Reliable survey panel with offerwall section
Survey churning app with some game offers
Occasionally has good rewards
Pays well for Torox tasks
Nice site, but does not pay well
Simple design, but low offer rates
Offers standard GPT features, nothing special
Half-decent survey app with quick cashouts
In need of a redesign
Established site, but relatively low pay
App with limited support
Good for a quick payout
Good survey app
Decent survey app with some game offers
Limited offers and functionality
From the owner of Wax Rewards
Has been around for a long time, but pays poorly
Survey site that also has game offers
Started good, then rapidly went downhill
Looks decent but pays low rates
Very limited offers.
Limited withdrawal options
App with limited support. Sign up via an offerwall for a bonus.
Old school site in need of a redesign
In need of a refresh
Pays poorly
Copy cat app
App with limited support
App with limited support
Extremely high minimum cashout
Poor pay, and ban happy
Avoid. Pays poorly
Very poor payoiuts
Pays poorly, crypto only
Poor payouts
Limited functionality
Terrible site, with terrible payouts
App with limited support
From the MyChips owners. Offers pay more on other sites.
Do not bother with this
I have not tried this!
US only
What they are: All-in-one platforms where you can earn from surveys, mobile games, cashback, videos, and sign-up offers. Much more versatile than survey-only sites, which is why they’re my favourite type of money-making platform.
How they work: Create an account, fill in your profile, pick tasks you actually want to do, and cash out when you reach the minimum (anywhere from £0.40 to £10 depending on the site).
What pays best: Mobile games like Bingo Blitz can pay £20-£100+ for reaching certain levels. Sign-up offers for trials or services pay £5-£50. Surveys pay £0.50-£2 for 10-20 minutes. Videos pay pennies but you can have them running in the background.
Smart strategy: Stick to sites rated 4+ stars with quick cashouts. The same game offer can pay 3x more on one site versus another—always check the Scrimpr search engine to see which platform is paying the most before you start.
Get-Paid-To (GPT) sites pay you to complete tasks online—from playing games to taking surveys. They won’t make you rich, but I use them to earn extra “beermoney” when times are tough or when I want to treat myself to something I wouldn’t normally buy.
What you can get paid for:
I focus almost exclusively on game and sign-up offers because they pay the best. Other tasks like surveys or cashback are better done on specialized sites (dedicated survey sites pay more, Topcashback/Quidco beat GPT site cashback rates). But high-paying game offers? Those are only on GPT sites.
Examples I’ve completed:
Why trust my ratings? Most “best GPT sites” lists just rank sites by affiliate commission. My ratings reflect which sites actually pay well, have reliable tracking, and don’t waste your time. The same offer can pay 3x more on one site versus another—that’s why I built the Scrimpr search engine to compare rates across all platforms.
Your earnings depend on which platforms you use, which tasks you focus on, and how much time you invest. Here’s what different approaches typically yield:
Using 1-2 sites, completing quick surveys and occasional offers
3 surveys weekly × £0.75 average = £2.25/week
1 simple game offer monthly × £8 = £8/month
Cashback from normal purchases = £5/month
Annual total: ≈ £273
Using 3-5 sites, comparing rates, completing game offers and sign-ups
5 surveys weekly × £1 average = £5/week
2 mid-tier game offers monthly × £25 = £50/month
Sign-up offers and cashback = £20/month
Annual total: ≈ £1,110
Using 5+ sites, always checking best rates, grinding high-paying games like Sea of Conquest
Daily surveys and quick tasks = £50/month
High-paying game offers (£100+ per game) × 2 monthly = £200/month
Sign-up bonuses, trials, and cashback = £50/month
Annual total: ≈ £3,600
GPT sites offer more earning potential than survey-only apps, but you need the right strategy to maximize income and avoid wasting time:
The same offer can pay vastly different amounts across platforms. Before starting any game, sign-up, or cashback offer, use the Scrimpr search engine to see which site pays the most. This one habit can triple your earnings.
Stick to 3-5 platforms rated 4+ stars. Some sites have exclusive offers, others pay better for certain tasks. Don’t waste time on sites rated below 2 stars—they’re ban-happy or have terrible payouts.
High-paying game offers (Sea of Conquest, Bingo Blitz, etc.) can pay £100-£200+ but require weeks of dedicated play (check out the guides on r/GetPaidToPlay to make things easier). Mid-tier games pay £10-£50 for less time investment. Sign-up offers pay £5-£50 for trials you might actually use. Surveys pay £1-£2 for 10-20 minutes. Videos pay pennies—only worth it if you can run them in the background. Work out your hourly rate and focus on tasks that you are happy with.
Game offers often require reaching specific levels within time limits. Sign-ups might need you to make a purchase or maintain a subscription for 30 days. Missing requirements means no payout, so read the fine print before starting.
Offers don’t always track properly due to device settings, cookie blockers, or VPNs. Before starting any offer, check my tracking setup guide to configure your device correctly. Then screenshot your starting position, completion milestones, and final results. If payment doesn’t arrive, you’ll need proof to submit a support ticket.
Sites can change terms, close, or ban accounts unexpectedly. Choose platforms with cashout minimums under £5 and withdraw regularly. Don’t let any money build up in your account – it’s not your money until it’s in your bank account.
Sites often run limited-time promotions with bonus payments or reduced cashout minimums. Even 4-star sites become worth using when they have good promos. Check regularly or enable notifications for the best deals.
Start with 3-5 sites rated 4+ stars. Focus on sites with low cashout minimums and good ratings. More sites means more opportunities to compare rates and find exclusive offers.
No. The same offer pays different amounts on different sites. Always check the Scrimpr search engine before starting any task to see which site currently pays the most.
High-paying games (£100-200+) can be worth it if you enjoy the game and have the time. Calculate your effective hourly rate: if a game takes 40 hours to reach payout and pays £80, that’s £2/hour—probably not worth it unless you genuinely enjoy playing.
Not recommended. VPNs interfere with offer tracking and can get you banned. If you must use one for privacy, disable it completely when doing GPT tasks and offers.
UK tax law: earnings under £1,000/year from all “trading income” are covered by the trading allowance. Above that, you may need to declare it. Consult HMRC guidance or a tax professional for your situation.
Sign up for sites with low minimums (under £1), complete their signup bonus offers (usually £0.25-£2), then do a couple quick surveys. You can hit cashout within an hour on sites like Gemsloot or Earnably.
Common issues: poor customer support, tracking problems, arbitrary bans, terrible pay rates, or changing terms without notice. Avoid sites rated below 2 stars—your time is worth more.
Begin with CashInStyle, EarnLab, or Gemsloot—all rated 5 stars with low cashout minimums. Use the Scrimpr search engine to compare which offers the best rate for tasks you want to complete.
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Worth knowing:
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Different sites pay wildly different amounts for the same thing — one might pay £10 cashback whilst another pays £15. I like to make the most of things, and I got tired of opening ten apps to compare every time. So I built these tools. They check 30+ sites each day and show you which one is paying the most.
The links in this tool are refer-a-friend links — the same referral mechanic any user gets when they share their own code. When you sign up through one, the platform pays Scrimpr a small referral bonus, the same as if a friend had referred you. That's what keeps the tool free.
Worth knowing:
For more information, see how Scrimpr is funded.
