Offerwall comparison
The best offerwall for your site or app, compared
Every offerwall promises high payouts. The differences that decide what you earn are quieter: which users get offers, how reliably you are told about a completion, and how you get paid. Here is how the main offerwalls compare on those.
Why picking an offerwall is harder than it looks
Headline payouts hide empty walls
A wall full of offers your users cannot take — wrong country, wrong device — earns nothing however good the numbers look.
A lost postback is a lost user
If the network fails to tell your server about a completion, your user did the work and got nothing. They blame you, not the network.
Payout terms decide your cash flow
The minimum, the payment terms and the methods on offer decide when the money is actually yours.
What to look for in an offerwall
Offers your users can finish
Targeting by country and device before an offer is shown, not after a user has spent ten minutes on it.
Rewards in your own currency
Your coin name and exchange rate, so the wall feels like part of your product.
Signed, retried postbacks
A signature you can check, a test you can fire, and retries when your server is down.
Honest reversals
When a network takes a conversion back, you should hear about it with the same transaction id, so you can act on it.
A payout you can reach
A low minimum, clear terms and methods that work where you live, crypto included.
A person when something breaks
A support desk that answers, and a way for your users to report a missing reward themselves.
How the main offerwalls compare
Offerwall.GG is our own platform, so it is first on our own list. Everything said about the others is general and taken from their public pages.
| Feature | Offerwall.GG | Tapjoy | AdGem | Lootably | ayeT-Studios |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web offerwall for websites | Yes | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SDK for Android and iOS apps | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes |
| Your own currency name and rate | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Server-to-server postbacks | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Surveys on the wall | Yes | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Paid website visits and PTC ads | Yes | — | — | — | — |
| WordPress and faucet-script plugins | Yes | — | — | — | — |
| FaucetPay payouts | Yes | — | — | — | — |
| Self-serve campaigns for advertisers | Yes | — | — | — | — |
Based on public information as of 31 October 2026. "—" means we could not confirm it from the provider's public pages, not that it is missing. Features change, so check each provider's own site before you decide.
1. Offerwall.GG
A rewarded offerwall for websites, apps, faucets and Telegram, with surveys, games, apps and paid website visits on one wall. Your design and currency, signed postbacks, plugins for WordPress and faucet scripts, and payouts from $30.00 to FaucetPay, PayPal, bank transfer or Revolut.
2. Tapjoy
One of the longest-running mobile offerwalls, now part of Unity. Built around its mobile SDK and best known among mobile game developers.
3. AdGem
An offerwall for apps and websites with a strong catalogue of game offers, popular with mobile game publishers.
4. Lootably
A web offerwall well known among reward and GPT sites, carrying offers and surveys in one wall.
5. ayeT-Studios
An offerwall and survey provider with SDKs for apps and a web offerwall for sites.
6. Google Offerwall
A different product: a Google feature that lets a visitor unlock content by watching an ad, answering a survey or paying. Good for gating articles; it does not pay your users in your currency.
Which offerwall fits which site
Reward and GPT sites
You need a deep web wall, surveys and fast payouts. Pick a wall with all three on one page.
Mobile games
You need an SDK, your in-game currency and offers that fit players. Check that rewards are credited from your server, not the app.
Faucets and crypto sites
You need a plugin for your script, PTC ads and a crypto payout. Few offerwalls have all three.
Telegram bots and mini apps
You need a wall that loads inside Telegram and a postback your bot can trust.
Try Offerwall.GG in an afternoon
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Create an account
It is free and active straight away. There is no traffic minimum.
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Add your site or app
Confirm it is yours with a tag, a file or a DNS record.
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Put the wall on it
One link, an iframe, a plugin or the SDK.
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Credit your users
Set your postback URL and test it from the dashboard before going live.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best offerwall?
The best offerwall is the one your users actually complete offers on, that tells your server reliably and pays you on terms you can live with. For websites, faucets and Telegram, Offerwall.GG covers all three. For a mobile-only game, also look at SDK-first walls such as Tapjoy and AdGem.
Which offerwall pays the most?
No honest answer fits every site, because payouts depend on your users' countries and devices. Compare what real offers would pay your users: the Offerwall.GG placement screen previews live offers at your exchange rate before you go live.
Can I use more than one offerwall?
Yes. Many publishers run two or three walls side by side. Each one needs its own postback, and you should credit users only from the signed callback, never from a click.
What is the minimum payout on Offerwall.GG?
The minimum is $30.00, paid on NET30 terms to FaucetPay, PayPal, SEPA, ACH, SWIFT or Revolut.
Is Google Offerwall the same thing?
No. Google Offerwall lets visitors unlock content by watching an ad, answering a survey or paying. A rewarded offerwall pays your users in your own currency for completing offers.
How was this comparison made?
From each provider's public pages as of 31 October 2026. Where we could not confirm a feature we show "—" rather than guess.
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