Fetch is an app and browser extension that provides you with rewards when you shop with its retail partners after clicking through its platform, or even when you upload your receipts after shopping in ...

As an entrepreneurial studies student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a young Wes Schroll — future CEO and co-founder of Fetch Rewards — balanced undergraduate courses with his sparse ...

This post on earning cash back and gift cards is brought to you by Fetch Rewards. Who doesn’t love getting great deals? If you’re into shopping, you probably look for every advantage in your favor.

Fetch Rewards is a free-to-download mobile app that gives you reward points every time you shop. By logging your receipts and orders, you're given credits to spend on gift cards. It's an easy, safe ...

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Kyle has a degree in Film, Television, and Cultural Studies and has loved video games for as long as he can remember. He's owned every PlayStation, dabbled with the occasional Xbox, and even owned a ...

MADISON, Wis., April 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Fetch Rewards, America's No. 1 consumer-rewards app,* today announced that it has raised $240 million in equity and debt in its latest funding round at a ...

Wouldn’t it be great if you could earn rewards you actually want on any purchase from any store or restaurant? Fetch Rewards does just that by letting you scan your receipts to transform them into ...

Wes Schroll feels like he's made it to the starting line. The Madison-based consumer loyalty and rewards app Fetch Rewards Inc. that Schroll founded as a college student is now valued at more than $1 ...

Mobile shopping rewards startup Fetch Rewards Inc. revealed today that it has raised $240 million in a new late-stage funding to fuel its growth as it continues to build its digital loyalty and ...

As a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Schroll shopped where it was convenient depending on if he was walking, taking the bus or driving to the store. He signed up for loyalty rewards ...