How I Earn Amazon Gift Cards Without Spending a Dime

Hey there,

A while back, I was looking for ways to cut back without cutting out the things I love, like those spontaneous Amazon orders that somehow feel essential.

So I started digging around, trying to find ways to earn Amazon gift cards without having to spend money, sign up for a credit card, or waste time on surveys that go nowhere.

And that’s when I found a sneaky-simple habit that’s been putting free Amazon money in my pocket ever since.

How I Earn Amazon Gift Cards, Doing Almost Nothing

Here’s what I do: I use an app called Fetch Rewards. It’s free, easy, and takes me maybe 30 seconds a day.

✔️ I scan my receipts

yep, the regular ones from grocery stores, pharmacies, and even gas stations. Fetch gives me points for each one.

✔️ Sometimes I get bonus points 

if I’ve bought featured products (which I don’t even plan for, it’s just a nice surprise).

✔️ When I hit 10,000 points

I cash them out for a $10 Amazon gift card. And I usually do this every month or so.

That’s it. No crazy tasks, no tracking referrals, no downloading 10 other apps. Just scan and stack points.

The First Time I Tried It...

I was skeptical. I had this growing stack of receipts and thought, What am I even doing? But I gave it a shot.

A week later, I’d earned enough points for my first $5 card. A couple weeks later, I cashed out $10. Now it’s just part of my routine, I scan receipts when I unpack groceries.

And the best part? I used one of those gift cards to buy a last-minute birthday gift completely free. No guilt, no stress.

👉 Click your answer above and I’ll share the results soon, plus some reader-favorite apps!

What’s Next?

Next time, I’ll show you another sneaky way to earn Amazon credit just by using your desktop browser. (It’s a simple add-on that quietly racks up rewards in the background while you shop.)

P.S. If you’ve got a favorite rewards app or a way you earn gift cards, hit reply and let me know! I’d love to feature your tip in an upcoming issue.

Talk soon,
Rachel Carnelle