Best point-site ranking 2026 — 8 sites rated from real use

Comparisons Published：2026-05-30 12 min read

How the ranking is judged

This ranking rates the 8 major point sites as of May 2026 (Moppy / Hapitas / Pointtown / Gendama / PointIncome / Powl / Rakuten Rebates / Fruitmail) on the following 6 axes.

Overall strength: members / total offers / name recognition
High-value offers: card / FX / brokerage rates
E-commerce cashback: Rakuten / Yahoo! / Amazon
Surveys: spare-time earning
Ease of cash-out: minimum / fees / arrival time
Safety: operator transparency / listed status / JIPC membership

Overall ranking TOP 8

Rank	Site	Strength	Weakness
1st	Moppy	Members / high-value offers / JAL 88%	E-commerce is level with rivals
2nd	Hapitas	E-commerce / overseas hotels / 40% referral	Cards / FX are second-tier
3rd	Pointtown	Furusato tax / GMO trust / 100-yen cash-out	20pt=1yen conversion confuses
4th	PointIncome	Rank +7% / shopping guarantee	500-yen minimum cash-out
5th	Gendama	3-tier referral / Dentetsu / veteran	Dated UI, slow crediting
6th	Rakuten Rebates	High Apple / Mac cashback at times	Rakuten-member premise, few offers
7th	Powl	Surveys / instant PayPay	Few high-value offers
8th	Fruitmail	PC-only, veteran reassurance	No mobile, few offers

3 sites for beginners

For those who feel "registering everything at once is too much", here are the first 3.

MoppyWith 12M members, its "information volume when stuck" is No.1 in the industry. Hit a snag and a search shows someone already solved it.
HapitasComplements your everyday Rakuten / Yahoo! / Amazon shopping. Easy to habituate as auto-savings via e-commerce.
PointtownCash out from 100 yen — your "first success" comes fast. A must if you do furusato tax.

2 to add as an intermediate

PointIncomeA "lower failure rate" design with rank bonus + guarantee. The 4th site for heavy EC users.
Gendama3-tier referrals are a stock-income source for blog / SNS operators. Also for those who enjoy Dentetsu's game element.

Advanced combo strategy

Advanced users aiming for 100,000+ yen a month mechanically execute "apply on the highest-paying site per offer".

Card sign-ups → Moppy first, Hapitas / PointIncome only in unfavorable months
FX / brokerage → Moppy first
Rakuten Ichiba → Hapitas (campaigns) or Moppy (normally)
Overseas hotels → Hapitas only (Booking.com / Expedia)
Furusato tax → Hapitas for Rakuten, Pointtown for Satofuru / Furunavi
Surveys → Powl + Pointtown

What reduces the per-time comparison effort to zero is pointnavi. 8 sites at once, one search in one second.

Recommendations by goal

Just want to earn (50,000+/month): the big three Moppy + Hapitas + PointIncome
Don't want to miss everyday shopping: Hapitas + Pointtown
Spare-time cash: Powl + Pointtown
Mile collectors (ground mile collectors): Moppy (JAL Dream) + Hapitas (via PeX)
Family point activity: Pointtown (separate family accounts OK) + Gendama (referral linkage)

Where off-ranking sites stand

Point sites outside this ranking (ECnavi, Chobirich, G-Point, Warau, etc.) aren't bad sites, but "consider them after you've maxed out the top 8" is enough. Under 1M members / few offers / limited cash-out routes lower their priority.

FAQ

If I narrow it to one, which?

Moppy, no contest. 12M members / strong high-value offers / rich cash-out routes — a king well-balanced across the board.

Should I register all 8?

No need. 3 (Moppy / Hapitas / Pointtown) cover 90% of offers. Adding the other 5 "for a specific category" is the realistic approach.

Does the ranking change over time?

Per-offer rates shift monthly, so "per-offer rankings" are fluid. This article's overall ranking rates "strength as a site" on 6 axes and won't change much over six months to a year.

This article was written from publicly available information on each point site as of May 2026. Cashback rates, campaign terms, and redemption rules can change without notice — always check each site's official page for the latest. This site uses each point site's referral program, but going through a referral link never changes the rate you receive.