Gift Hunter Club has closed
Gift Hunter Club has closed, and its website is not available anymore. You cannot join or earn on it now. It paid me many times while it was running, and I keep my review below as a record. The sites I would pick instead are further down.
Gift Hunter Club was a GPT site that paid you for surveys and offers. It has now closed. I used it myself before that and was paid many times. Below is what I found, and which sites I would pick instead.
Tested by Mikael (EarnWithMike)Founder and lead testerMikael founded PaidFromSurveys in 2016 and has personally tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites since then. He shows his tests and payment proof to 555K+ subscribers on his YouTube channel, EarnWithMike. He used Gift Hunter Club himself, was paid by it many times, and does not earn a commission from it.Learn more about Mikael
Gift Hunter Club has closed
Gift Hunter Club has closed, so you can no longer earn on it. When it was running, it was legit and paid me many times, but its rewards were lower than on similar sites.
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The short answer
Gift Hunter Club has closed. Its website is not available anymore, so you can no longer join or earn there.
When it was running, it was legit, and it paid me many times. It had a decent number of surveys and offers and was open to all countries. But its rewards were slightly lower than on similar, more popular GPT sites, and the website was not user-friendly.
- Paid me many times
- A decent number of surveys and offers
- Open to all countries
- PayPal, gift cards and vouchers, depending on your country
- Gift Hunter Club has closed
- Sometimes hard to find surveys you qualified for
- Low rewards
- The website was not user-friendly
My experience with Gift Hunter Club
I used Gift Hunter Club myself over several years: I took surveys and offers, looked at the bonuses, the referral program and the support, and cashed out to PayPal many times. This is what I did myself, and what I did not test.
- First tested
- June 2017Review first published Jun 22, 2017
- Status
- ClosedThe website is not available anymore
- Payout
- Received many timesPayPal, the only option in my country
- Minimum cashout
- $10Plus a joining bonus of 75 cents
- Paid surveys from Gift Hunter Club’s partners
- The offerwalls
- The daily and weekly bonus
- The referral program and the referral contest
- Cashing out to PayPal, many times
- The website on a phone
- The FAQ and support tickets in the member dashboard
- Gift cards and vouchers. Only PayPal was available in my country.
- How fast support replied.
My Gift Hunter Club test and payment proof
I made a video that gives you an inside look at how you could earn on Gift Hunter Club, with a live cash-out test.
Screenshots from my account
Gift Hunter Club has closed. The top survey and GPT sites in your country are still open, and they make it easier to earn.
See the best alternativesGift Hunter Club at a glance
| What it was | A GPT site for surveys and offers, owned by Innovative Hall Media |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed. The website is not available anymore. |
| Ways to earn | Paid surveys, offerwalls, a daily and weekly bonus, referrals and contests |
| Joining bonus | 75 cents |
| Minimum cashout | $10 |
| Payout methods | PayPal, gift cards and vouchers, depending on your country |
| Minimum age | 14 |
| Where you could join | All countries. The most opportunities were in the US, the UK, Spain and Latin America. |
| App | The app was removed. The website worked in a mobile browser. |
| Support | A FAQ and support tickets inside the member dashboard |
Was Gift Hunter Club legit and safe?
Gift Hunter Club has closed, so you can no longer join or earn on it. When it was running, it was legit, and it paid me many times. These were the catches.
- It has closed
The website is not available anymore, so you cannot sign up or cash out there.
- Lower rewards than similar sites
Compared to similar and more popular GPT sites, Gift Hunter Club paid slightly lower rewards.
- Not every survey was for you
You did not qualify for all surveys, and how many you got depended a lot on your country. It took some patience to find the ones you qualified for.
- Verification at your first cashout
Gift Hunter Club could ask for ID or phone verification, usually only the first time you cashed out. It varied from country to country.
- Offers to read carefully
Some offerwall offers could boost your earnings, and others were a waste of time. Reading the conditions first told you what to expect.
My takeGift Hunter Club has closed, so it is no longer an option. When it was running, it was a decent site, especially in Spanish-speaking countries, but it was not one of the sites I used the most. Other sites made it easier to earn. See the alternatives below.
How you earned on Gift Hunter Club
There were five ways to earn. Tap each one to read more.
Paid surveysShown per survey
Surveys were one of the best ways to earn. Gift Hunter Club had no surveys of its own, but it gave you access to a lot of surveys from its partners. You took them on a partner’s site, and the reward went into your Gift Hunter Club account.
You could see about how long a survey would take and what it paid before you started, and the rewards for your time were decent. There were quite a lot of surveys every day, but you did not qualify for all of them. After a while, you learned which kinds you most often qualified for.
OfferwallsPer offer
Gift Hunter Club gave you access to quite a lot of offerwalls. The tasks could be signing up for newsletters, free trials, watching videos, downloading apps or games, and much more. The offerwalls also had extra surveys.
Some offers were very good and could boost your earnings, and others were a waste of time. Read the conditions before you take an offer, so you know exactly what to expect.
Daily and weekly bonus10% a day
With at least 4 activities in a day, such as 4 surveys or offers, you got a 10% bonus on that day’s earnings. You could get it every day you did the activities.
The weekly bonus was 10 cents if you earned at least 1 cent every day for a week. A very small bonus, but very easy to get.
Referral program10% of their earnings
When a friend joined through you, you got 10% of whatever they earned, without them losing anything. You also got 75 cents when they had earned their first dollar.
It was a nice extra if you knew friends who were interested, but it only gave you a little unless you invited a lot of people.
ContestsTop 10 each month
Members took part in the contests automatically. When I last updated my review, the only one was a monthly referral contest: the 10 members who invited the most new members got an extra reward, around $35 for first place and around $1 for tenth place.
Not a huge reward, and you had to invite a lot of new members to get close to it.
See the Top Survey and GPT Sites in Your Country
How much could you make?
It depended a lot on your country, because that decided how many opportunities you had. You could make some nice extra cash, but not a living, as with any other survey or GPT site.
Compared to similar and more popular GPT sites, the rewards were slightly lower, so I would not call the earning potential great. If you lived in a Spanish-speaking country, there were more opportunities than average.
How Gift Hunter Club paid
Every activity earned you cents, so it was easy to see exactly what you earned. You got 75 cents as a joining bonus, and you could request a payout from $10.
| Method | Minimum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PayPal | $10 | The only option in my country, and the one I used many times |
| Gift cards and vouchers | $10 | Which ones you got depended on your country |
Gift Hunter Club could ask for ID or phone verification, usually the first time you cashed out. For sites that pay through PayPal today, see the top sites that pay via PayPal.
What 9 readers told me
This review has 18 comments since June 2017: 9 from readers and 9 replies from me. These are the things readers asked about most.
Readers asked what verification a cashout needed and how long a payout took. It varied by country, but often meant ID or phone verification.
Readers asked whether they could earn in their country, for example India. You could, and you did not have to do tasks every day to withdraw.
Two readers felt sites like this are fine for a little extra money, but not for a full-time income. I agree.
One reader reports that a reward was pending investigation for a month and was only partly paid. I never had problems getting my earnings.
“What kind of verification when cashing out do they require on Gift Hunter Club? you didn’t include it in your review”
Mikael: But often they will ask for ID or phone verification.
“They have had my reward pending investigation for a month. They paid one after about 25 days and about 5 emails from me and said the other would follow in a few days 10 days later nothing and now don’t reply to emails.”
Mikael: Sorry to hear that. Did they mention why your account was under investigation? Have you used a VPN or anything like that? Because I have so far never had problems with getting my earnings.
“Can I Earn With Survey Here From India and is it important to do daily task for Withdrawal?”
Mikael: Yes, you can earn like this from India. … You do not have to do it every day. You can just do when it fits you.
Gift Hunter Club alternatives I have tested
| Site | Best for | Min. cashout | My rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| PrizeRebel | Surveys and offers, PayPal and gift cards | $5 PayPal | 4.8 / 5 |
| Swagbucks | Surveys, offers and many small ways to earn | $5 PayPal | 4.3 / 5 |
| Freecash | Surveys and offers, many payout options | $5 | 4.2 / 5 |
| ySense | Surveys, tasks and offers, available in many countries | $10 PayPal | 4.0 / 5 |
For more sites like this, see the top GPT sites. For the best options where you live, see the top survey and GPT sites in your country.
How I scored Gift Hunter Club
I use the same 100-point system for every platform. See how I test and rate.
Gift Hunter Club scored 58 out of 100 before it closed. To earn today, see these sites.
See the best alternativesGift Hunter Club FAQ
Is Gift Hunter Club still running?
No. Gift Hunter Club has closed, and its website is not available anymore. You cannot join or earn there now.
Was Gift Hunter Club legit?
Yes. It paid me many times, and I showed a live cash-out in my video. But its rewards were slightly lower than on similar sites.
How did Gift Hunter Club pay?
Through PayPal, gift cards and vouchers, depending on your country, from $10. It could ask for ID or phone verification the first time you cashed out.
Who could join Gift Hunter Club?
No one can join now, because it has closed. When it was running, anyone from age 14 could join from any country, with the most opportunities in the US, the UK, Spain and Latin America.
Did Gift Hunter Club have an app?
It used to, but the app was removed. You used the website in a mobile browser instead.
What are good alternatives to Gift Hunter Club?
PrizeRebel, Swagbucks, Freecash or ySense in the alternatives above, or the top survey and GPT sites in your country.
Who tested Gift Hunter Club for this review
Founder of PaidFromSurveys.com since 2016. Mikael has tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites and shares his tests with 555K+ subscribers on YouTube (October 2026).
If you have any comments, questions, or experiences with Gift Hunter Club, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.
What kind of verification when cashing out do they require on Gift Hunter Club? you didn’t include it in your review
It can very from country to country. But often they will ask for ID or phone verification.
Usually how long can get the money?
I explain everything in the review above.
Can you please take me off your site
Karen stewart
Hi Karen,
Do you mean you want to cancel your membership with Gift Hunter Club? Because then you need to contact them about – this is a review of it and I cannot help you with canceling your account.
Can I Earn With Survey Here From India and is it important to do daily task for Withdrawal?
Yes, you can earn like this from India. You can see the best sites in India here.
You do not have to do it every day. You can just do when it fits you.
Hi Mikael
Thank you for everything you do for us
I want to know this site need phone number or ID picture for verication while redeem money or piont .
Please answer me .
Thanks .
I actually do not remember what type of verification they asked for the first time I cashed out as it has been several years and they only ask the first time if they ask. But it is a legit site and if you do everything honestly, it should not be a problem to verify your account as it will be very easy.
Absolute joke of a site stay well clear. They have had my reward pending investigation for a month. They paid one after about 25 days and about 5 emails from me and said the other would follow in a few days 10 days later nothing and now don’t reply to emails.
Sorry to hear that. Did they mention why your account was under investigation? Have you used a VPN or anything like that?
Because I have so far never had problems with getting my earnings.
Hi Mikael! I actually found out gift hunter club from an ad on Facebook and I was wondering whether it works and that’s how I landed on your site!
After reading your review, I’d think I should give it a try although I have yet to check whether it is available for my country.
I also found your review very clear and informative and really looking forward to your next articles!
Thanks for your feedback. Glad you found the info useful. If you decide to give Gift Hunter a try, feel free to let me know how it goes and how many opportunities there are in your country. Would be great to know.
All the best,
Mikael
Hi Mikael,
I was not familiar with Gift Hunter Club until I read your review. I’ve tried survey sites in the past and I think you make a really good point. They’re good for earning a little extra money, but not a full time income.
In my opinion, I’d rather spend that time learning how to make enough money online to be able to quit my job and retire.
Thanks for the article!
Sophia
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Sophia.
If you are aiming to make a full-time income online, I think it is great, and then you should be looking in another direction. But for anyone just wanting to make some money on the side, surveys are a great way that you can started with very easily.
All the best,
Mikael
Hi, Mikael.
I am not too familiar with Gift Hunter Club, but I have found other programs that seem to be similar to it. Swagbucks is probably the most popular one.
I think these types of deals are OK for earning a little extra money, especially if you’re going to be doing the activities anyway, like watching videos. However, I think for most people, the amount of time you have to spend in exchange for what you are actually paid will make most people pass on them. Just my opinion.
Thanks for your comment Andy.
Swagbucks is definitely one of the most popular sites and also a very good choice, if you live in one of the countries where it is available.
About if it is worth it or not, I really think it depends on your expectations. If you join the right survey sites, it can be a great way to make some extra money on the side, and you can do it without any training and without any investment. And it is probably the online way to make money online where that is the case. For many people that is a great option. But if you are looking for a way to make a living online, I agree that then paid surveys are not the way to go. So all depends on your intentions and expectations.
All the best,
Mikael