PayPrizes has closed
It seems PayPrizes has closed. When I try to enter the website, I get a big warning from my antivirus program, because it redirects to a suspicious domain. PayPrizes is no longer available, and you cannot join or earn on it now.
As my review below shows, it was never really worth it anyway, in my opinion. I keep the review as a record. The sites I would pick instead are further down.
PayPrizes paid you in points for surveys, offers, videos and more. It has now closed. I tested it myself before that. 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 tested PayPrizes himself and does not earn a commission from it.Learn more about Mikael
PayPrizes has closed
PayPrizes has closed, and its website now redirects to a suspicious domain. When it was running, it paid, but PayPal needed $20 and the offerwall was mostly contest sign-ups.
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The short answer
PayPrizes has closed. Its website now redirects to a suspicious domain, and my antivirus program warns me about it. Stay away from it, and do not expect to earn there.
When it was running, it was legit and paid you for completing its offers. But it was never really worth it: PayPal needed $20, rewards came in fixed amounts, and most offerwall offers were contest sign-ups that got you contacted by a lot of advertisers.
- Was available globally
- Several ways to earn
- Payment via PayPal was available
- PayPrizes has closed
- A high payout threshold for PayPal
- Limited reward amounts: PayPal only in $20, $50 or $100
- A poor offerwall section
- Very low referral rewards
My experience with PayPrizes
I signed up for PayPrizes, earned points on it and went through every way to earn, the rewards and the support. This is what I did myself, and what I did not test.
- First tested
- December 2019Review first published Dec 3, 2019
- Status
- ClosedThe website redirects to a suspicious domain
- Minimum cashout
- 1,000 points ($10)Amazon gift card. PayPal from 2,000 points ($20).
- Device
- Desktop and mobile browserNo app, but a mobile-friendly site
- Signing up
- The paid surveys and the paid offers on the offerwall
- The video ads, the Spin and Win wheel and the coupons
- The referral program screen
- The rewards page
- The website on a phone
- The FAQ and the contact form
- A payout. My review does not show a payout from PayPrizes.
- How fast support replied.
My PayPrizes test on video
I made a video tutorial that shows exactly how PayPrizes worked when it was running.
Screenshots from my test
PayPrizes has closed. The top sites in your country are still open, and many of them pay out from a lower amount.
See the best alternativesPayPrizes at a glance
| What it was | A GPT (Get-Paid-To) site, established in 2019 |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed. The website redirects to a suspicious domain. |
| Ways to earn | Paid surveys, paid offers, video ads, Spin and Win, coupons, a referral program and daily login points |
| Minimum cashout | 1,000 points ($10) for an Amazon gift card |
| Rewards | Gift cards (Amazon, Macy’s, Apple, Google Play and more), PayPal from 2,000 points ($20), Bitcoin from 2,500 points |
| PayPal amounts | Only $20, $50 or $100 |
| Who could join | Available globally |
| App | No app. The website was mobile-friendly. |
| Support | A FAQ section and a contact form |
Was PayPrizes legit and safe?
PayPrizes has closed, so you can no longer join or earn on it. When it was running, it was legit and paid you for its offers, but it was never really worth it. These were the catches.
- It has closed, and the site is not safe now
When I try to enter the website, my antivirus program warns me, because it redirects to a suspicious domain.
- Offers that got you contacted by advertisers
Most offers on the offerwall were sign-ups for contests. For most of them, you agreed to be contacted by a lot of advertisers. Many coupons worked the same way.
- A high threshold for PayPal
PayPal needed 2,000 points ($20), and you could only cash out $20, $50 or $100.
- Small rewards on the easy options
Video ads paid very little, Spin and Win gave 1 to 10 points a day, and a referral was worth only 10 points.
My takePayPrizes has closed, so it is no longer an option. When it was running, it was good enough as a secondary site, but not as good as other GPT sites. See the alternatives below.
How you earned on PayPrizes
There were six ways to earn on PayPrizes. Tap each one to read more.
Paid surveysPoints shown up front
PayPrizes had no surveys of its own. It acted as a survey router: under the Surveys tab, you saw a lot of surveys from other sites, with the points each one paid.
You answered a few qualifying questions first. If you qualified and completed the survey, the points were credited to your account. The surveys paid decently, but not at the very top.
Paid offers200 points on the offerwall
Offers asked you to sign up for websites, play games, answer quizzes and more. Every offer on the offerwall was worth 200 points, as long as you followed each step.
Most offerwall offers were sign-ups for contests, where you agreed to be contacted by a lot of advertisers. The “Top Offer” section had other types of offers, but overall I was not impressed.
Video adsVery low
You watched a video ad and got points for it at the end. Longer videos paid more points. There were not many on a regular basis, and they paid very little.
Spin and Win1 to 10 points a day
Once every 24 hours, you could spin the wheel and win 1 to 10 points. A small bonus, but you always got something.
CouponsPoints per coupon
To unlock a coupon, you usually answered a survey or completed an offer. Then you typed the code in the redeem box to get the points.
Many of these offers were the same as on the offerwall, so you often had to agree to be contacted by a lot of advertisers.
Referral program10 points per referral
You got 10 points once a person you invited registered and verified their membership. You could share your link on Twitter or Facebook, or let PayPrizes email an invitation.
You were sure to get something, but the reward was so low that it had no real earning potential.
How much could you make?
It depended on how active you were. The more offers, surveys and bonuses you did, the more points you earned. You also got 2 points for your first login each day, and your point total sometimes went up even when you had not completed anything.
PayPrizes had decent earning potential for a secondary site, and some offers paid quite well. But the payout threshold was high, and rewards only came in certain amounts.
How PayPrizes paid
Every activity earned points. You exchanged them for gift cards, PayPal or Bitcoin.
| Reward | Minimum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon gift card | 1,000 points ($10) | Other gift cards (Macy’s, Apple, Google Play and more) needed different amounts |
| PayPal | 2,000 points ($20) | Only $20, $50 or $100 |
| Bitcoin | 2,500 points | Your earnings converted to Bitcoin |
There were plenty of reward options, and PayPal was the most convenient one. But the PayPal threshold was quite high. For sites that pay out faster, see the fastest paying survey and GPT sites.
What 9 readers told me
This review has 18 comments since April 2020: 9 from readers and 9 replies from me. These are the three things readers asked about most.
Readers asked how to withdraw, how long it takes to get paid, and why a withdrawal gave an error. You needed $20 for PayPal, which took quite a lot of time on PayPrizes.
Readers asked which sites pay better than PayPrizes. There are a lot of better sites, and the best options depend on your country.
Two readers did not get points they expected, for example for the daily login. For that, you had to contact PayPrizes support.
“How long does it take to pay?”
Mikael: you need to earn $20 before you can get paid and that will take quite a lot of time on PayPrizes. … There are sites where you can get your earnings a lot faster.
“whats are the survey sites that give money better than payprize?”
Mikael: There are a lot of sites that are better. The best options depends on the country you live in – where do you live?
“Why i cant earn on my daily log in!!?? But when i checked on my statistic status its already completed.”
Mikael: You need to contact their support about this.
PayPrizes alternatives I have tested
| Site | Best for | Min. cashout | My rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Opinion | High pay per survey and fast payouts, in more than 70 countries | $5 or $10 for PayPal, by country | 4.6 / 5 |
| Freecash | Offers and games, next to surveys | $5 | 4.2 / 5 |
| ySense | Surveys, tasks and offers, open in most countries | $10 PayPal | 4.0 / 5 |
| TimeBucks | Many small ways to earn, available worldwide | $3 | 3.9 / 5 |
For more, see the top GPT sites or the top survey and GPT sites in your country.
How I scored PayPrizes
I use the same 100-point system for every platform. See how I test and rate.
PayPrizes scored 40 out of 100 before it closed. To earn today, see these sites.
See the best alternativesPayPrizes FAQ
Is PayPrizes still running?
No. It seems PayPrizes has closed. When I try to enter the website, my antivirus program warns me, because it redirects to a suspicious domain. You cannot join or earn there now.
Was PayPrizes legit?
Yes. When it was running, it paid you for completing its offers and activities. But it was never really worth it, in my opinion.
How did PayPrizes pay?
In points. You could get an Amazon gift card from 1,000 points ($10), PayPal from 2,000 points ($20), or Bitcoin from 2,500 points.
Who could join PayPrizes?
No one can join now, because it has closed. When it was running, it was available globally.
Did PayPrizes have an app?
No. You used the website in a mobile browser. It was mobile-friendly.
Did PayPrizes have a referral program?
Yes, but it paid only 10 points per verified referral.
What are good alternatives to PayPrizes?
See Prime Opinion, Freecash, ySense or TimeBucks in the alternatives above, or the top GPT sites.
Who tested PayPrizes 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 PayPrizes, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.
Many people say this website is a liar. I want to know if this is a liar. Can you tell me?
I explain everything in the review above.
Hi mikael. Can you recommend me some sites that actually pay google play gift cards for Indonesia?
I have a list of sites that pay with Google Play gift cards here.
You can use many of these from Indonesia.
Thank you for the information. But can you try a site called gplayreward? Is gplayreward safe and legit?
I will write it on my list of sites to test and review.
1min = 1 point , don’t work why ?
where have you seen you will get 1 point per min?
Why i cant earn on my daily log in!!?? But when i checked on my statistic status its already completed.
You need to contact their support about this.
How do I withdraw my money from this site?
everything is explained in the article above and also shown in the video you can find above.
I watched the video more than once, but when I went to ask for my money, it tells me wrong why
it sounds like it might be a technical error. You need to contact their support about this.
How long does it take to pay?
you need to earn $20 before you can get paid and that will take quite a lot of time on PayPrizes. So you will not some patience to earn from it. There are sites where you can get your earnings a lot faster. Just let me know if you want a few suggestions for sites that, in my experience, give better options.
whats are the survey sites that give money better than payprize?
There are a lot of sites that are better. The best options depends on the country you live in – where do you live?