Millions of people receive a Tremendous reward, and many of them are marketers, researchers, HR staff or founders who send incentives too. The Growth PM's own brief names "reward recipients becoming senders" as a channel, and the platform has no free tier or trial to lean on instead.
First action
Redeem a reward end to end and screenshot every screen and email a recipient sees.
How to measure it
Business sign-ups from recipients
- Now
- –
- Target
- 500 a month
- By
- 3 months
Steps
Audit the flow
Every screen and email after redemption.
Senior Product Manager, Growth 1 day
Agree with senders
Default on, with an opt-out for clients who want a white-labelled flow.
Senior Product Manager, Growth 2 days
Add the line
Post-redemption screen and confirmation email.
Senior Product Manager, Growth 2 days
Tag the link
Source, sender industry and country.
GTM Engineer, Marketing 1 day
Set the offer
$25 test funds on first send, once per company.
Senior Product Manager, Growth 1 day
Read weekly
Clicks, sign-ups, first sends, by sender industry.
Senior Data Analyst, GTM 30 minutes a week
Why it works
Audit what a recipient sees after redeeming; add one quiet line and button ("Need to send rewards? Tremendous is free for businesses") to the post-redemption screen and confirmation email, with a tracked link that gives new business sign-ups $25 in test funds.
Recipients have just had a good experience with the product, at no acquisition cost. Even a small conversion rate on that volume is a large channel, and the test-funds offer turns the case-by-case incentive into a system.
Ready to use
ChecklistRecipient-to-sender launch checklist
[ ] Screenshot every recipient screen and email [ ] One line and button below the redeemed reward [ ] Same line in the confirmation email [ ] Client-level opt-out [ ] Tracked link with source, sender industry and country [ ] $25 test funds after first verified send [ ] Weekly read: clicks, sign-ups, first sends
Risks and how to handle them
Clients dislike their rewards advertising Tremendous
Keep it below the reward, one line, and let clients turn it off.
Fraudsters farm test funds
Pay test funds only after a verified first send of real budget.
Evidence
- HiringSenior Product Manager, Growth: owns "how companies discover Tremendous, sign up, and send their first reward"; self-serve clients are "your primary focus and scorecard"; "The Growth team doesn't exist yet"; "We have no free tier, no trial, and no paywall"; "we don't have the traffic for most A/B tests to reach significance"; channels to give product muscle: "referrals, programmatic SEO, AI-search and chatbot referrals, interactive tools, reward recipients becoming senders"; "Today we hand out test funds and fee waivers case by case. You decide what we offer, to whom, and what it's worth."Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "Send gift cards and money in minutes" / "Join 25K+ businesses who use Tremendous to send global rewards. For free."; "$3B delivered worldwide"; "Over 2,300 options in over 200 countries"; 100 currencies and 65 languages; "On average, 10% of incentive budgets go to fraudsters"; users "save 15 hours per month" (survey of 687 clients, 2022); logos include Google, Visa, Github, Notion, Hyatt, Prudential, Square and United Way; use cases research incentives, employee rewards and payouts (marketing, sales, nonprofits, legal disbursements, clinical trials).Source
- Your websitePricing: "Tremendous is free to use": platform, bulk sending, API and integrations at $0; gift cards, prepaid Visa and donations at face value; 4% fee on Venmo and PayPal ($0.25 minimum) and 4-6% on other monetary payouts; 3% for credit-card funding; volume discounts for teams sending more than $200K a year; revenue comes from partnerships with reward brands such as Amazon and Visa.Source
- Your websiteRecipient tour page: a visitor enters a work email to receive a sample reward and see the recipient experience, then is invited to "Book a demo" or "sign up for free".Source