Fetch Rewards

Fetch Rewards operates a consumer-facing rewards platform and mobile app that lets shoppers earn points for everyday purchases by snapping receipts or shopping through the app. The platform serves mass-market consumers and partner brands and retailers, providing point-earning offers across grocery, drugstore, restaurant and online channels. Fetch aggregates purchase data and delivers rewards redeemable for gift cards, merchandise, sweepstakes and charitable donations, while offering brands a direct channel for promotions, measurement and customer engagement. Enterprise-facing capabilities are exposed via a "Fetch for Business" arm that supports brand partnerships, program activations and advertising integrations to drive trial and loyalty among millions of monthly active users.

1. Fetch brands itself as "America's Rewards App" and emphasizes receipt snapping, offers and point redemption via a mobile app.
2. The site shows enterprise/partner content (Fetch for Business) and a newsroom with press contacts (press@fetch.com).
3. Fetch advertises multiple features: in-app offers, Fetch Shop (online purchase rewards), and a browser extension to earn points while shopping.
4. Public newsroom posts cite Madison, Wisconsin as a corporate location and reference media contacts and named PR representatives on-site.

Fetch positions itself as a mass-market, receipt-based rewards platform connecting consumers and CPG/retail brand partners through points and promotions. The site emphasizes scale (millions of users) and data-driven marketing capabilities.

• Fetch app: Mobile rewards app where users snap receipts, redeem points, and access offers.
• Fetch Shop: In-app shopping feature that awards points on online purchases from participating retailers.
• Fetch browser extension: Desktop/mobile extension that helps users earn Fetch Points when shopping through supported web retailers.
• Fetch Play: In-app partner games and promotions that enable users to earn additional points.

Focus conversations on customer acquisition and retention economics: Fetch prioritizes broad user engagement, brand partnerships, and measurable ROI for promotional spend. Position packaging/co-manufacturing services as a way to help their CPG and retail brand partners scale promotional SKUs, limited-time bundles, or co-branded merch quickly and compliantly.

A contract packager could support Fetch's brand partners by producing promotional and limited-run items (sample packs, co-branded gift merchandise, physical reward items) that integrate with Fetch campaigns. Value-adds include kitting for multi-item reward bundles, quick-turn production for seasonal promotions, serialization or QR-code linking for campaign tracking, and fulfillment integration with Fetch's promo timelines. Challenges include aligning rapid campaign cadences with manufacturing lead times, strict brand guidelines across partners, and coordination across many retail SKUs. Outsourcing packaging allows Fetch partners to scale promotions without expanding in-house manufacturing.

United States loyalty/loyalty-management market estimated between USD 12.9 billion (2025, MarketsandMarkets) and ~USD 13.6 billion (2025, Grand View Research) depending on source.

CAGR estimates vary: approximately 9.6% (MarketsandMarkets 2025-2030) to 10-14% in several industry reports over the next 5-10 years.

• Mobile-first and receipt-based loyalty growth and gamification in rewards apps.
• Increased use of AI and personalization for targeted offers and measurement.
• Expansion of omnichannel loyalty (in-store receipts, online purchases, browser extensions) and brand partnerships.

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Fetch newsroom posts (2024-2025) announce product expansions such as the Fetch Shop web extension and partnerships to expand earning opportunities, and cite Madison, WI as corporate locale and media contacts.

Prospect details are not publicly visible.