What Happened to Perk TV?
The image above is our original Perk TV code card, kept for the record. The code ae9ecd43 was real when this post was written — we’re not removing it, but we can no longer confirm it works, because we can’t find a live app to enter it into.
Perk TV was part of Perk.com, an Austin-based mobile rewards company that let you earn points — redeemable for gift cards to places like Amazon and Home Depot — by watching movie trailers, playing trivia, and completing small tasks. RhythmOne (an ad-tech company) acquired Perk.com in December 2016. We can’t confirm exactly when the consumer-facing Perk TV app itself shut down, but the signs today all point the same direction:
Taken together, that’s a discontinued app, not a site that’s just slow to update. We’re leaving this page up because people still search for the Perk TV referral code, but we want to be upfront: we don’t believe there’s anywhere left to redeem it.
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- PerkTV.com now redirects to a domain marketplace page listing it as a “premium domain for sale” — nobody is running the site anymore
- Searching the App Store and Google Play for “Perk TV” or “PerkTV” turns up unrelated apps, not the original one — it’s been delisted from both stores
- Perk.com itself now belongs to a completely different, unrelated business (a travel-and-expense platform), with no trace of the old rewards app or RhythmOne
Looking for a Working Watch-and-Earn or Rewards App?
If you want the same basic idea — earn points or cash for simple everyday actions — Swagbucks is the closest match we have that’s still active: use sign-up code HAPPY70 via our Swagbucks link for 70 SB plus Swagbucks’ current $10 (1,000 SB) welcome bonus, and you can earn more from surveys, watching videos, and shopping. If you’d rather earn points for scanning grocery receipts, Fetch Rewards is also live — code 198MQ via our Fetch link gets you 2,000 points (about $2) after your first scan.
My Original Perk TV Review
For what it’s worth, here’s what the app actually was, from our original review: Perk TV wasn’t a video-streaming subscription — it was a mobile rewards app. You watched short movie-trailer clips and played quick trivia games (most just a couple of minutes long) and racked up points redeemable for gift cards to places like Amazon and Home Depot. It was simple, a little addictive, and free. That’s the app this page’s referral code was built around.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Perk TV referral code ae9ecd43 still work?
We can’t confirm it does. The code was real and functional when this post was written, but PerkTV.com is now listed for sale as an unused domain and we can’t find the app in the App Store or Google Play, so there’s currently no app to redeem it in.
Is Perk TV the same as Perk.com?
Yes — Perk TV was the flagship rewards app from Perk.com, an Austin-based mobile rewards company that RhythmOne acquired in December 2016. The Perk.com domain today belongs to an unrelated travel-and-expense business with no connection to the original rewards app.
What’s a good alternative to Perk TV now?
Swagbucks and Fetch Rewards are both active rewards apps that cover similar ground — watching videos and shopping for Swagbucks, scanning receipts for Fetch Rewards. See our current codes for each above.
Why hasn’t couponsuck removed this page?
People still search for “Perk TV referral code,” and we’d rather tell you honestly that the app appears discontinued — and point you to something that actually works — than leave the page up pretending the old code is still live.
The Perk TV offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
See the current alternative