What Is Tezzers? A Traffic and Rewards Platform for Online Marketers
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Tezzers is a traffic-and-rewards platform aimed at online marketers. According to its own site, it combines a "DIY Traffic Power" system with reward mechanics: members earn bonuses for things like playing games, completing missions, engaging with the platform and its partners, logging in, or even having a birthday. The site says it has been operating since 2009 and that 77,396 real people use it daily. Getting started is described as free and easy, and the platform markets itself as a way to send "motivated buyers and hot prospects" to your sites.
What Tezzers offers
The homepage groups its offering into four main pieces:
| Feature | What it does (per the site) |
|---|---|
| DIY Traffic Power | Lets you increase recognition and engagement with real people visiting your sites, described as "for as little as $0 a day" |
| TezQuest | A hosted activity described as "a fun and exciting way to brand yourself and build your online business with real results and real rewards" |
| Targeted Live Traffic | Permission-based traffic from a community of people who want to see sites, promos, and offers like yours |
| TezzerMail | A permission-based viral mailer for reaching thousands of members and building your own subscriber lists |
How the rewards side works
Rewards are framed as the hook for engagement rather than a standalone product. The site lists earning opportunities such as:
- Playing games
- Completing missions
- Engaging with Tezzers, the platform, and its partners
- Simple actions like logging in or having a birthday
This matters if you are evaluating Tezzers as a marketer: the reward loop is what the site says keeps members active, and that activity is what the traffic features draw on.
Who it is for
Tezzers positions itself for people who want to promote websites, promos, and offers to a permission-based audience, and who are willing to participate in the platform's reward and mission system in exchange for visibility. If you already run an online marketing stack and want an additional traffic source built around member engagement, that is the use case the site describes.
Practical notes before signing up
- The site states signup is free and that you can start promoting "within seconds."
- It references a Purchase Terms page, so paid elements exist alongside the free account; the site does not publish specific prices in the material available here, so treat "as little as $0 a day" as a starting claim rather than a full pricing picture.
- The traffic is described as permission-based, meaning the audience has opted in to see offers — a different model from interruptive advertising.
If you want to see whether the volume and targeting fit your niche, the free account is the low-risk way to test it before committing to any paid tier.