SendReward vs Giftbit
Giftbit is a self-serve rewards platform with 1,500+ brands, free currency conversion and a 2.9% card fee. SendReward covers the same core job — face-value gift cards from a dashboard, spreadsheet or API — with a smaller catalog and a faster start.
Where Giftbit is the better choice
- Catalog and reach: 1,500+ brands across 40+ countries, with free currency conversion.
- Breakage recapture: keep 25% of the value of unclaimed promotional rewards.
- Revenue sharing: eligible high-volume programs share brand-partnership margin.
- Prepaid cards: physical and virtual Visa and Mastercard options.
Where SendReward fits
- Speed: no demo, no chat — sign up and send in about a minute.
- Simplicity: three clear paths, with no program to configure.
- Free sandbox: a $1,000 test balance to try everything first.
- Same model: face-value gift cards, free bank funding.
Side by side
| SendReward | Giftbit | |
|---|---|---|
| Gift cards at face value | Yes | Yes |
| Platform / per-reward fee | $0 | $0 |
| Credit-card funding | 3% + $0.30 | 2.9% |
| Reward catalog | Hundreds | 1,500+ |
| Countries | USD only | 40+ |
| Unclaimed rewards | Support review | 25% recaptured (promo) |
| Sales call required | No | No (chat-first) |
Frequently asked questions
Is Giftbit free?
Yes — Giftbit charges no subscription, platform or minimum fees, and you pay face value for most digital gift cards. A 2.9% fee applies to credit-card funding, and some physical prepaid cards carry a small fee.
What is the difference between SendReward and Giftbit?
Both are self-serve and charge face value. Giftbit has a larger global catalog and breakage recapture; SendReward is smaller, simpler, and built so you can send your first reward in about a minute without a demo.
Try SendReward free
No demo, no sales call. $1,000 test balance.