6 Best GPT Sites for Gamers: Which Ones Pay in eShop Cards
Updated October 2026 · By the Codes Tappalm team · About us
Short answer: the best GPT sites for gamers are the ones that pay in the gift card you actually want, in your country, at a minimum you can reach. For Nintendo eShop cards that means Swagbucks, PrizeRebel, Idle-Empire, Mistplay or our own TapPalm. Freecash is the largest, but it does not pay Nintendo cards directly.
Disclosure: TapPalm is run by Codes Tappalm, the site you are reading. The details about the other five sites come from what each one publishes, checked in October 2026 and linked below. We have not audited their payouts.
GPT sites compared
| Site | Nintendo eShop cards | Minimum cashout | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freecash | Not a direct cashout | USD 5 to 20 on the first withdrawal, then USD 5 | PayPal and crypto, lots of offers |
| Swagbucks | Yes, USD 5 to 25 | From 500 SB (USD 5) for eShop | Shopping cashback plus surveys |
| PrizeRebel | Yes, USD 10 and 20 | USD 10 for eShop | Surveys |
| Idle-Empire | Yes | Varies by reward, some very low | Game skins and small payouts |
| Mistplay | Yes | Around USD 5 | Playing Android games |
| TapPalm (ours) | Yes: USD 5, 10, 20, plus UK, eurozone and Canada cards | USD 5 | Low minimum for eShop cards |
How GPT sites work
GPT sites, short for get-paid-to sites, sit between advertisers and players. A mobile game wants new players who actually reach level 15, so it pays for each one. The GPT site lists that as an offer and passes part of the payment to you once the advertiser confirms it.
That is the whole model. Nobody generates codes and nothing is free for the advertiser: you are paid with your time and attention. It also explains the two rules every site shares. Finish the offer on the same device you started it on, and expect to wait for confirmation, usually a day or two.
The 6 best GPT sites for gamers, one by one
1. Freecash
The largest of the group, with payouts to PayPal, crypto and many gift cards. According to its own guide, Nintendo is not a direct cashout: you withdraw to PayPal or another method and buy the eShop card yourself. The first withdrawal has a minimum between USD 5 and USD 20 depending on your region, and USD 5 after that.
Good for: players who want cash or crypto and the widest choice of offers. Less good for: anyone who wants an eShop code delivered directly.
2. Swagbucks
One of the oldest rewards sites. You earn SB points, and 100 SB equal USD 1. Its rewards catalogue lists gift cards from USD 3, with Nintendo eShop cards from about USD 5. Much of its value is in shopping cashback and surveys rather than games.
Good for: people who also shop online and answer surveys. Less good for: players outside its main countries.
3. PrizeRebel
A survey-first site that lists Nintendo eShop cards of USD 10 and USD 20 among its prizes, and says gift cards are delivered within 24 hours.
Good for: survey takers. Less good for: a small first cashout, because the lowest eShop card is USD 10.
4. Idle-Empire
Built around gamers: it started with game skins and now lists Nintendo eShop codes next to other gift cards and crypto. Its minimums depend on the reward, and some are very low.
Good for: PC players who also want skins. Less good for: people who prefer one simple balance in dollars.
5. Mistplay
An app rather than a website: you earn by playing mobile games from its catalogue. Mistplay is built for Android and is available in a limited list of countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Australia. Nintendo is among its gift card brands.
Good for: Android players who would be playing mobile games anyway. Less good for: anyone outside its supported countries.
6. TapPalm (ours)
TapPalm is the rewards platform of this site. It is the smallest and newest on this list, and we would rather say so. What it does well is narrow: a USD 5 minimum, and Nintendo eShop cards for the United States (USD 5, 10, 20), the United Kingdom (GBP 15, 25), the eurozone (EUR 15, 25) and Canada (CAD 10), plus Google Play, Amazon.co.uk and crypto.
What it does not do: instant payouts. Withdrawals are reviewed by hand and paid within 14 days for new accounts, and within 7 days once an account is eligible for early payouts.
Good for: a first eShop card at a low minimum. Less good for: anyone who needs the payout today.
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How to choose a GPT site
- Start from the reward. If you want an eShop card, pick a site that pays it directly in your region. Read our guide to Nintendo eShop codes for how regions work.
- On Android? Read our guide to the Google Play gift card before choosing a reward.
- Check the minimum. A USD 5 minimum is one or two good offers. A USD 20 minimum can take weeks.
- Use your phone. The best-paying offers on every site are mobile games.
- Use one or two sites. The same advertiser offer rarely pays twice for the same device, so spreading across many sites does not multiply your earnings.
What to avoid
- Sites that ask you to pay to “unlock” a withdrawal.
- Anything that asks for the password of your Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox or Steam account.
- “Generators” and lists of unused codes. They do not work, on any site.
- Offers with a paid trial you forget to cancel. Read the offer before you start.
Questions about GPT sites
What is a GPT site?
GPT stands for “get paid to”. A GPT site pays you a share of what advertisers pay it when you complete an offer: installing an app, reaching a level in a game, answering a survey or starting a trial.
Are GPT sites legit?
The established ones are. The business model is ordinary advertising: an advertiser pays for a new user and the site shares that payment. A site is not legit if it asks you to pay, to download a “generator” or to hand over the password of a gaming account.
Which GPT sites pay in Nintendo eShop gift cards?
Swagbucks, PrizeRebel, Idle-Empire, Mistplay and TapPalm list Nintendo eShop cards as a reward. Freecash says Nintendo is not a direct cashout there: you withdraw to PayPal or another method and buy the card yourself.
How much can you earn on GPT sites?
Think of it as gift card money, not income. Small offers pay cents and take minutes; game offers that ask you to reach a level pay a few dollars and take days. What you see depends on your country and device.
Do GPT sites work outside the United States?
Most do, with fewer offers. The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany and France usually have the longest offer lists. Check which gift card regions a site supports before you start.
Why did my offer not credit?
The usual causes are switching device halfway, having installed the app before, using a VPN or not reaching the exact goal. Keep a screenshot of the completed goal and contact the site’s support.
Disclosure
Codes Tappalm runs TapPalm and earns a commission from sponsors when you complete an offer there. We are not affiliated with Freecash, Swagbucks, PrizeRebel, Idle-Empire, Mistplay or Nintendo, and we receive nothing from the other sites listed. Names and trademarks belong to their owners. Found something out of date? Tell us.