Data methodology
How we calculate and verify this data
GPTCompare lists Get-Paid-To (GPT) platforms — sites and apps that pay users for surveys, offers, tasks and app installs. This page explains where our data comes from and its limits.
Where platform data comes from
Listings are built from three sources: information published by the platform itself (public pages, help centres and payout documentation), details supplied by platform owners through our submission form, and manual editorial checks by our team.
Fields we cannot confirm are left empty rather than estimated. Where you see “Not verified” or “Data unavailable”, we do not currently hold a confirmed value for that platform.
How ratings are calculated
A platform rating combines community votes collected on GPTCompare with an editorial score set by our team when there are too few votes to be meaningful. The vote count shown next to each rating tells you how much community input it is based on. Ratings are not paid for and cannot be purchased.
How often data is reviewed
Listings are reviewed on a rolling basis and whenever a platform, user or owner reports a change. Payout rates, withdrawal minimums and verification rules change frequently, so always confirm the current terms on the platform itself before signing up.
How country differences are handled
Offer availability, payout percentages and payment options differ by country. Country lists reflect the markets a platform states it supports; the offerwall count is the platform’s global integration count, not what is available in a single country. Your own experience can differ based on location, device and account status.
Affiliate disclosure
Some outbound links to platforms are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you sign up. This never affects your cost, and it does not influence rankings, ratings or which platforms we list. Editorial decisions are made independently of any commercial relationship.