I learned of Wrapify a few months ago and decided to sign up as I have a relatively long commute to work and thought it would be a great source of supplemental income. I was right! It so happened I was offered a lite campaign within the first few weeks of driving with the app. Scheduling the appointment and the process for wrap installation was overall smooth. I have experienced at times the app not accurately logging miles driven. For me, the app tracks best when I am not streaming music, audiobooks, podcasts, etc. through my phone while driving with the app open. Customer service via the messaging system in the app has been easy to use and I have received timely responses from agents who have been helpful in processing missed miles reported and crediting my account accordingly. All other features of the app are user friendly as well, especially when time to take and submit photos of my wrapped vehicle prior to biweekly payouts. The quality of the wrap seems to be holding up fairly well and I have not had any issues with being able to see out the back window which is wrapped. As I am hitting/exceeding the capped miles/day limits each day I commute, my payouts have been exceeding the avg estimates of the campaign, and have been covering cost of gas and maintenance too. I’m glad I gave Wrapify a try, and plan to continue rolling with them so long as I am offered additional campaigns once my current one is complete.

I’ve only had the app about four months but I was finally approved for a campaign about a month ago. It’s super easy to use and smooth process. Basically just download the app and register. Once you accept a campaign your schedule your car to get wrapped and your phone will start tracking and paying you for the miles you drive. It’s that easy peasy and you can make some extra cash just to drive the same amount you planned to drive anyway. It’s like free money! The only reason I rated it a 4 instead of 5 star is they cap you at certain number of miles and once you hit that you stop making money. For the campaign I’m currently on I only end up making about $5 even though I drive twice what the number of miles their cap is set at. I just have to remember that the $35-$40 a week I have been making pays for a full tank of gas and I wasn’t driving anywhere I wasn’t already planning to go to! So basically free money. I also have to remember that how much they pay depends on the company the campaign is for. Maybe the pay will be better on the next campaign. Still a four-star because I’m still making some extra cash on something I was doing anyways and the process was smooth, and I was getting paid on time!

Wrapify is a great company! It is a great way to make some extra money just by driving what you normally drive. To wrap the car takes a business day; however, I just went to a nearby coffee shop and did things I was going to do anyway. It didn’t really inconvenience me at all. Once the wrap is on you just drive what you normally drive with the app open and you accrue money. There are ways of making extra money. I recently participated in a swarm, which was basically me driving around this target area for 4 hours. I downloaded an audiobook from the library and listened to that while making an extra $350 for 4 hours and some pictures. It was great! The only downside that I have noticed downside is that the app freezes once in a while and it doesn’t work unless you allow it to work always. But I haven’t noticed any problems with the payments. Their software is supposed to fill in the gaps when the app freezes, so they can mitigate that problem. When I sent a message to ask that question about it freezing, they were great to work with! Everyone I have talked to is incredibly helpful and very courteous. They do a great job of communicating with you about new opportunities and what needs to be done to wrap the car and such. So far I have had a great experience!

If you’re looking into Wrapify, you’re probably thinking, like I did, that this sounds like a cool way to make a few dollars. Well, I completed my first (and last) campaign with them in October. Aside from a few glitches when their app didn’t track my driving, and when they once sent an invite to participate in ‘swarm’ events on several dates, but the form made you apply for all or none of the events, I didn’t really have any issues, until the campaign was over and they removed the ads from my vehicle. They damaged the protective paint coating in numerous places on my vehicle. I immediately documented and took pictures and contacted them. I was told I needed to complete a damage report claim so I did and included all my information. I have since contacted them numerous times but no one has ever responded except to say that they are busy with other claims, or that I should hear from them within a month or two and (now that it has been three months) they are telling me the person I need to talk with is on vacation. I have even informed them that I will file a claim against them in small claims court. They still have not replied. So apparently I will need to make good on my promise just as I have with other shady companies like this one. So if you’re still thinking about doing this, I would strongly reconsider if you don’t want to have to deal with having them ignore you after they wreck your vehicle’s finish and don’t want to repair it.