Custard Review

Custard is a UK get-paid-to (GPT) site where you earn money by completing things you’d probably do online anyway — playing games, signing up for free trials, taking surveys, and shopping through cashback links. It’s run by Submission Technology, the same UK company behind Cashback.co.uk and the now-closed OhMyDosh and 20Cogs sites — so the operators have a long track record in the UK reward space.

1. Sign up via my link — the £1 bonus credits to your account balance immediately, no offers required.
2. Browse UK offers — the hand-picked catalogue tracks better than generic offerwall offers.
3. Complete enough offers to hit the £10 minimum cashout threshold.
4. Withdraw via PayPal or bank transfer — Rapid Pay processes most withdrawals within 48 hours.

Yes. Custard is operated by Submission Technology, a UK company that’s been running cashback and reward sites for over a decade. It’s rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot with hundreds of positive reviews, and Reddit users in r/beermoneyUK generally prefer it over Freecash for the simpler interface and faster support. Verified withdrawals process cleanly.

The main complaint across reviews is that some game offers don’t track properly — a problem on every GPT site, but worth knowing before you start a long offer.

What sets Custard apart from the bigger sites like Freecash or CashInStyle is that almost everything is curated and UK-specific. Most rivals pull thousands of offers from third-party offerwalls (Torox, RevU, AdscendMedia) — Custard hand-picks UK-relevant offers and lists them directly. The trade-off is fewer offers overall, but the ones you do see are far more likely to actually be available to you in the UK and pay out cleanly. Hardly anything is wasted scroll space.

Realistic earnings depend on what you focus on. Game offers carry the biggest payouts (some pay £20–£50+ for hitting in-game milestones), free trial sign-ups are typically £2–£10 each, and surveys are filler. A reasonable estimate is £20–£50 in your first month working through what’s available, then it slows down once you’ve been through the best offers — the curated catalogue is finite. It’s an occasional top-up site, not something to rely on daily.

Cashback shopping — earn a percentage back on purchases at UK retailers through Custard’s cashback partners.

Game offers — highest payouts. Reach specific in-game milestones (£20–£50+ per offer, depending on difficulty).

Free trials — sign up for services, complete the qualifying action, earn £2–£10 per trial. Set reminders to cancel.

Surveys — filler income, £0.50–£3 each.

App downloads — install and use apps to earn small payouts.

Payouts are via PayPal or bank transfer with a £10 minimum. Custard’s Rapid Pay feature processes most withdrawals within 48 hours, which is genuinely fast for the GPT space — Swagbucks and Freecash typically take longer. PayPal payouts tend to land same-day; bank transfers can take an extra working day.

Custard is a solid secondary GPT site for UK users. The curated UK catalogue means less noise than Freecash or CashInStyle, tracking is generally reliable, and Rapid Pay withdrawals in 48 hours is among the fastest in the space.

The catalogue is smaller than the generic offerwall sites, so it’s best used as one of two or three GPT sites you rotate through rather than your only earner. The £1 sign-up bonus is easy money since it credits immediately, and hitting the £10 cashout threshold is realistic in the first month.