Fees, payout minimums and waiting times, pulled from the company's own pages and dated. If a number here isn't sourced, it doesn't go up.
FIG 1 · EUR/USD / USD
The lowest published threshold on each platform we cover, with the method it belongs to. Every figure is that company's own, read off its own page on the date shown there. Nothing is converted between currencies: where a company publishes one number for both, it prints as EUR/USD.
LOWEST THRESHOLD PER PLATFORM · SCALE 0 TO 250 · OPEN A ROW FOR THE SOURCE
Fetch lets you cash out at about $3 but never in cash, and points die after 90 idle days. Ibotta pays real money at $20 and takes $3.99 a month after 180. Figures checked 6 Sep 2026.
Prolific forces researchers to pay at least £6.00/$8.00 an hour and cashes out at $6. InboxDollars publishes three different minimums on its own pages. Figures checked 6 Sep 2026.
What UGC creator work pays, pulled only from the platforms' own creator pages and terms of service, with every figure checked on 6 September 2026.
Push, pop, in-app and native traffic for affiliate offers. Every minimum deposit comes from the network's own page, checked 6 September 2026, and where a network publishes none I say so.
InboxDollars publishes three cashout minimums on its own site. What its help centre, its legal payment terms and its app listings each say, with dates.
Fetch pays in gift cards only, never cash. What a point is worth by Fetch's own wording, the 3,000-point floor, and the places its own pages disagree.
There is a second set of pages here for media buyers: what each ad network pays out at, how it pays, and how often.
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