BitLabs Alternatives: Survey and Offer Walls Compared

What are the best BitLabs alternatives?

If you want more games and offers, compare Moonetix, an affiliate network that publishers run through its offerwall, Offers API and SDKs (it has no survey wall), plus AdGem, Lootably and Torox. If you want another survey wall, the closest BitLabs alternatives are ayeT-Studios with its Polltastic surveywall, CPX Research and TheoremReach. BitLabs itself pays Net-30 with a $100 minimum after deductions, so compare each alternative’s integrations, reversal handling and published terms. Most publishers add one of these next to BitLabs rather than replace it.

Every provider fact below comes from that provider’s own website or documentation, checked on November 11, 2026. “Not stated” means we did not find it there. Terms change, so confirm them in writing before you integrate.

What the BitLabs surveys offerwall offers

The BitLabs website calls the product “BitLabs by Prodege” and says it supports 73 countries. Its developer docs list four ways for users to earn:

• Surveys: users fill in profile questions and get matching surveys from BitLabs’ network partners.
• Games and offers: sign-ups, purchases and games, often with several tasks per game.
• Magic Receipts: receipt scanning for users in the US.
• Cashback: a percentage back on online shopping.

You integrate it as an iframe or web link (BitLabs recommends the iframe on the web), in a WebView, through SDKs for Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native and Unity, or through APIs for offers, surveys, receipts and cashback. In currency settings you enter a base multiplier (its example: 1,000 points per $1), a user reward share (at 60%, that becomes 600 points per $1) and your currency name.

Rewards arrive as callbacks signed with an HMAC-SHA1 hash of the full URL. Its reward and reconciliation callback docs say a reconciliation callback tells you that an earlier reward was reversed or adjusted, that you should match it to the original transaction with the REF parameter, and that reconciliations only happen for surveys and offers. BitLabs also sends ban callbacks when it bans a user for fraud.

Getting started takes more steps than at most walls. Its sign-up page says the sales team sends you a personal sign-up link, and you must then get your workspace verified before you receive demand. The verification FAQ says it typically takes up to 3 business days and that, at the moment, there is no way to reapply after a denial.

Payment terms are public. The payments and billing page says BitLabs pays Net-30, so April earnings are sent on June 1, once your monthly balance passes $100 after reconciliation deductions, by bank wire, PayPal or cryptocurrency (checked on November 11, 2026). Its CPI and CPE page adds that publishers earn an agreed percentage of the revenue Prodege receives.

BitLabs, AdGate Media and Prodege

One detail matters if you also run AdGate Media, which is part of Prodege too. BitLabs’ own Get Offers API reference says the endpoint matches “the historical user-based offers list (upstream AdGate user-based offers API)” and takes AdGate offer IDs. So before you count BitLabs as a source of new games and offers next to AdGate, ask your account manager how much the two catalogs overlap. Its surveys, receipts and cashback are the parts that clearly differ. Our AdGate Media alternatives guide covers that side.

Who BitLabs fits, and reasons to look elsewhere

BitLabs fits rewards apps and sites whose users like surveys, publishers who want surveys, offers and receipts behind one integration, and teams that need SDKs for Flutter, React Native or Unity. Common reasons to add or switch:

• You were not verified, or were denied. With no way to reapply, you need another provider.
• Survey fill in your countries. Survey supply varies by country. A second survey wall often fills gaps; What is a survey router? explains why.
• Overlap with AdGate. If you already run AdGate Media, a wall from a different company may add more new offers.
• Payment terms. Net-30 and a $100 minimum mean you carry user payouts for weeks. Compare that with the terms below.

BitLabs alternatives compared (November 11, 2026)

BitLabs is the baseline row, then Moonetix, then the others alphabetically. Not ranked.

We make Moonetix, so we list it first. Every fact about the other networks comes from their own sites and docs, checked on November 11, 2026.

The alternatives, one by one

Offers-first: Moonetix, AdGem, Lootably, Torox

Moonetix is an affiliate network. Publishers run its offerwall as a signed link or iframe, a floating Earn button, a free WordPress plugin, the Offers API, or SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native that use single-use session tokens. Each app sets its own currency, rate, user split and wall design, and every credit and reversal arrives as a signed HMAC-SHA256 postback. It is not a survey wall: there is no profiling and no survey routing.

AdGem’s docs offer a web offerwall, iOS, Android and Unity SDKs, and two APIs, Prism (GraphQL) and a REST Offer API, with signed POST postbacks. Its website says it is active in more than 180 countries. AdGem alternatives compares it further.

Lootably has an iframe or direct link, an Android SDK, an Offers API and a Reporting API. Its postback docs say postbacks are currently sent only with a completed status; its conversion webhooks report pending, rejected and approved states. See Lootably alternatives.

Torox, formerly OfferToro, offers a web offerwall, a mobile SDK and an API, and its publisher FAQ says it pays monthly by bank transfer or PayPal with no prepayment.

Survey-first: ayeT-Studios, CPX Research, TheoremReach

ayeT-Studios runs an offerwall, a surveywall called Polltastic and rewarded video. ayeT says Polltastic has more than 40,000 live surveys across 120 countries. Its surveywall docs cover a web surveywall, Android and iOS SDKs, Flutter and React Native wrappers and a Surveywall API. Reversal callbacks are optional and arrive with the original transaction ID prefixed by “r-”. Its publisher terms pay per calendar month, due within 30 days after the month ends. ayeT-Studios alternatives has the details.

CPX Research, run by Make Opinion GmbH in Berlin, is surveys only. Its website lists a script tag, an iframe, SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native, and an API, and says it covers more than 105 countries with surveys from brands and over 120 market research companies. It says users are rewarded even when they are screened out. Its FAQ gives bank transfer or PayPal from $25 and Bitcoin from $100, paid on agreed terms. See CPX Research alternatives.

TheoremReach focuses on rewarded surveys and says it has surveys in over 50 countries, optional offers and user support handled on your behalf. Its publisher docs list a web JavaScript SDK, iframe or new tab, iOS, Android, React Native, Unity and Flutter SDKs, a mobile API for platforms without an SDK, Surveys and Offers APIs, and an offerwall guide that covers HMAC callback security. We did not find payment terms on its site.

How to choose and switch safely

Start from where your BitLabs revenue comes from. In your BitLabs dashboard, split last month’s revenue into surveys, games and offers, receipts and cashback.

• Mostly surveys: add a second survey wall (ayeT-Studios, CPX Research or TheoremReach) and give each its own “Surveys” entry.
• Mostly games and offers: add an offers wall from a different company. Best offerwalls for publishers lists more options.
• A website: any provider here with an iframe works. Iframe, link or API? covers the trade-offs.
• A Flutter, React Native or Unity app: Moonetix, ayeT-Studios (Flutter and React Native), CPX Research and TheoremReach document SDKs for these.

Then add the new wall without risking balances:

1. Keep BitLabs live. Late survey reconciliations and offer events still need to reach your server.
2. Match the coin value. If BitLabs uses 1,000 points per $1 at a 60% share, set the new wall to 600 points per $1. The virtual currency calculator helps.
3. Store every reward with a provider name and transaction ID, and link BitLabs reconciliations through REF. Prevent duplicate reward credits shows the pattern.
4. Hold rewards long enough to cover reversals from every wall. Reward hold periods explains how to pick the length.
5. Compare walls on earnings per user who opened them, by country, after reversals, over two to four weeks.

How to add Moonetix next to your survey wall

Moonetix adds offers, not surveys, so it sits next to BitLabs or another survey wall rather than replacing it.

1. Apply as a publisher at moonetix.com. Every application is reviewed by hand, and once you are approved, apps you add go live right away.
2. Add your site or app and set the currency name, icon, conversion rate, user split and rounding to match your BitLabs points. Set up your app currency walks through it.
3. Integrate with the signed link or iframe (offerwall link docs), the floating Earn button, or the Flutter, React Native, Unity, Android or iOS SDK.
4. Credit only from the signed postback and take coins back on status 2, then test with “Open as a test user” and “Send a test postback” in the app’s Integration tab. Test your app before launch has the checklist.

Where it does not fit: if surveys are nearly all of your revenue, Moonetix will not replace them. Users on VPNs, proxies, Tor or data center networks are blocked from the wall, and users must be at least 16. Moonetix for rewards sites has the full setup.

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