How points work
Simple version: research and clicking recommended products both earn points, everyone earns the same rate, and 1 point is always worth ₹1 of gift voucher value. Every 250 points is one flat ₹399 platform fee away from a voucher.
Earning
Every pick you research earns points. As a guest you collect 10 points per pick, plus points for any click — but all of it expires at midnight unless you register that day. Sign up (free) and the day's points are yours to keep; signed-in members earn 5 points on every pick. Clicking a recommended product link earns 10 points — once per product per day.
Purchases earn no points, and this is deliberate, not an oversight: we only credit a point when we can genuinely verify the action ourselves, and a purchase confirmation depends on the affiliate network reporting it back to us — something we currently cannot verify reliably enough across every store to promise it honestly. Points are credited immediately for search and click activity; there is no pending or waiting period.
Worth being direct about, separately: brands don't pay to be featured or clicked, and we only earn anything ourselves when you actually buy — the pick you're shown is decided before commission ever enters the picture. That has nothing to do with your points balance; it's simply how the business behind this stays honest.
Points build up free from zero, but pause at every 250-point mark — 250, 500, 750, and so on — until you pay a flat ₹399 platform fee for that specific block. There's no subscription and no upgrade tier: it's the same ₹399 every 250-point cycle, for every account. Paying unlocks that block's voucher for redemption and lets earning carry on into the next block — once paid, a block never re-locks. Researching itself is never blocked by this; only new points pause at an unpaid ceiling.
Redeeming
Once a block is paid for, whatever balance is available in it is yours to redeem, whenever you like. Vouchers come in fixed denominations — ₹250 / ₹500 / ₹1000 / ₹2000 / ₹5000 — across Amazon Pay, Flipkart, Myntra, Swiggy, MakeMyTrip, Yatra, Uber, BookMyShow. Because gift vouchers are regulated in India, issuing one requires your first name, last name, mobile number, email and postal address — required by the RBI, not something we chose. Your name and mobile are the ones already on your account from sign-up, shown locked at redemption (change them in your account profile, not on the redemption form); email and address are the two things you provide and confirm fresh every time, since sign-up itself never collects an email address. Request a redemption from your Rewards tab and the voucher code appears there, usually within 2 working days.
Worked example: 30 searches and 10 clicks in a cycle earns 250 points — right around the 250-point mark. Pay the ₹399 platform fee once that block is full, and that voucher is yours; keep going and the next 250 points build the same way.
The voucher wall
Denominations: ₹250 · ₹500 · ₹1,000 · ₹2,000 · ₹5,000 — the higher tiers are where the travel vouchers shine.
The fine print, plainly
Points have no cash value and aren't transferable. We may tune earning rates, the block size, or the platform fee going forward (never retroactively taking confirmed points), and points obtained through fraud or self-dealing are void. Vouchers themselves are the issuing brand's product — once your code is delivered (we replace codes invalid on arrival, reported within 7 days), its use and validity follow that brand's own terms. Full terms in our Terms of Use; what joining means for your data is in the Privacy Policy — short version: your purchases are never linked to your points balance at all.