Fetch points to dollars
1,000 Fetch points is $1. Convert any balance, see what 3,000, 10,000 or 25,000 points buys, and why a first reward takes 10,000.
Open the converter →Swagbucks to dollars
100 SB is $1 on any gift card. PayPal adds a flat 30 SB, so $10 to PayPal costs 1,030. Convert any balance either way.
Open the converter →Receipt Hog coins to dollars
1,000 Receipt Hog coins is $5, and bigger cash-outs pay more per coin. See what any balance redeems for and what's left over.
Open the converter →Why there's no Mistplay or Sweatcoin converter
Neither app publishes a price. Mistplay's terms say units have no cash value, and the Shop prices only show up after you install, and can differ from one user to the next. Sweatcoin has no price list at all: what a sweatcoin buys depends on which offers are up that day. A converter for either would have to make the rate up.
What each one does publish is on how much Mistplay pays and how much Sweatcoin pays. Ibotta, Rakuten and Upside pay in dollars, so there's nothing to convert.
Our own apps' coins
We make four reward apps of our own, so here are their numbers too. All four use 1,000 coins to the dollar, the same rate as a Fetch point. The first payout is at 2,000 coins, which is $2.00, and every payout after that is at 5,000. How the coins are earned is on how rewards work, and what that comes to in a month is on what you can actually earn.
The converters follow the same rules as what they pay: every price is the company's own, dated and linked, and we take no referral fee from any of them.