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Wellth empowers people to prioritize their health, every day. Built on the science of behavioral economics, the Wellth platform generates lasting behavior change and positive health outcomes by motivating members to follow through on healthy behaviors. Learn more by visiting wellthapp.com.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I haveMisleading app math and hidden rules—unfairly docks payouts! used Wellth Rewards for 101 days…

I have used Wellth Rewards for 101 days straight without missing a single check-in. The app is highly deceptive about how it calculates rewards. Every single day I submit my photo, the app flashes a message saying "You earned $2 today." Basic math dictates that 30 days of compliance should equal $60. Instead, they cap the monthly payout at $30, which is completely misleading based on what the screen tells you.Worse, after months of doing the exact same routine and checking in early, my latest June payment suddenly dropped to $25 with zero warning or notification. Do not trust the daily dollar amounts this app shows you. It is incredibly sketchy. Honestly $30 isnt worth the effort, it won't even cover a bill and you cant withdraw it as cash to put in your own bank account.

July 2, 2026
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