Snap Paper Receipts and eReceipts
Receipt scanning is the central Fetch workflow for turning routine shopping into reward points. Users photograph a paper receipt, make sure the store name, purchase date, and total are visible, and submit it from the camera entry. Long receipts can be captured in multiple images so the complete purchase is included.
Online orders can join the same routine through eReceipts. Fetch lets users connect supported email or retailer accounts, then scan eligible delivered or picked-up purchases instead of photographing a digital receipt. This gives households one place to collect rewards from grocery runs, restaurants, gas stations, local shops, and qualifying online orders.
Find Offers Across Everyday Shopping
Fetch adds brand and retailer offers on top of the base receipt workflow. Users can browse the Discover area for promotions tied to groceries, household items, restaurants, clothing, electronics, and other regular spending categories. Choosing an offer before the next shopping trip can help focus purchases that earn more than the standard receipt reward.
The app also surfaces local, gas, and online-shopping opportunities, so reward earning is not limited to one store type. Offer cards show the products or tasks involved and the points available, giving users a practical way to compare what fits an existing shopping list rather than clipping paper coupons or tracking separate promotion codes.
Turn Fetch Points into Gift Cards
Points provide a visible progression path from submitted purchases to redeemable rewards. Users can monitor their balance, browse available redemption choices, and select gift cards from participating brands once they reach the required amount. Options can vary, so the rewards area is the place to check current denominations and availability before redeeming.
This structure suits people who prefer a simple points account over store-by-store coupon management. Regular receipt submission, featured offers, and other earning activities all contribute to the same balance. That shared total makes it easier to work toward a specific retailer card while keeping smaller everyday purchases part of the broader reward routine.
Earn Through Fetch Shop and Play
Fetch Shop expands earning to purchases started through the app. Users can browse participating online retailers, open a shopping destination from Fetch, and earn points on eligible spending when the order tracks correctly. The Shop area groups retailers and categories, making it useful when an online purchase is already planned.
Fetch Play provides another optional route by listing mobile games and point-bearing tasks. Players can choose an available title, follow its stated goals, and work toward the advertised rewards as progress records. Together, Shop and Play give users more ways to build points between receipt submissions, although each offer or task can carry its own eligibility, timing, and tracking conditions.
