I have been using Paceline for a bit over a year now (I think, maybe more). I started using it because I liked the idea of getting rewarded for being active, which I was already (so it was a low effort decision). I stuck up on points and noticed that I would have to get a lot of points to get something worth it for me. Because I have it linked to my Garmin I basically paid little to no attention to it for a long time other than the ocasional giveaway ticket purchase. About a week ago I won the Garmin giveaway, had a great experience with the person from customer service and was able to get a brand new heart monitor from Garmin! So, pretty happy about it! Also, I signed up for the credit card maybe at the end of last year and I haven’t heard anything about it since then, but I would be interested in looking into that if available in the future. I like the user experience of the app and as long as I can get the ocasional value from them while keeping active I would keep using it! Not sure how Paceline does it or how they keep their profits, but kudos to them for promoting active humans and rewarding them!

I've been a Paceline user for a little more than a year, and I love it. I think anything that promotes physical and financial health is phenomenal, but to also be rewarded for doing activities I already enjoy doing is a tremendous bonus. There aren't any gimmicks or gotcha's. It's a very simple premise, and it's completely free to use. I like how I can get discounts on things I'm already buying anyway, and I think it's cool to discover new brands every single week that I might be interested in. Additionally, the Paceline credit card is my new go-to. I get 5% cash back on things like grocery stores and gym memberships just by working out, and I still get 3% cashback year-round on everything else; that's far better than any other credit card that I have. As someone who cares about the intrinsic value of being healthy, using Paceline to get additional rewards for doing things I already personally care about is amazing.

50 minutes of activity a day for 1,000 days is my goal and I am at more than 500 already! The rewards are like icing on a cake but what gives me joy is seeing my ring close each day and being at the top of the list before my friends who are also striving for perfect days. When the credit card came out, I started earning 3% on everything and 5% at grocery and drug stores. I even get 5% back on my gym membership and for athletic wear - which is all I’ve been wearing since Covid. It has replaced my Amex card for everyday purchases. But most of all, even when I’m stressed or tired, wanting to hit my 50 minutes gets me out the door for a walk or bike ride or to the gym. That’s paid off both physically and mentally. Thank you Paceline for the motivation when I need it the most.

These guys launched a credit card last year and have completely shut it down leaving many high and dry after promoting a free Apple Watch through weekly credits. Users aren’t getting reimbursed for remaining credits which is morally wrong. What’s more hilarious is that they are already touting a new card to be launched soon. My question is why couldn’t they just move people over to the new card when it launched? My guess is they are in financial straits and dumping their credit card program without a care for their customers or the companies reputation. This is beyond ridiculous why would a company choose to burn its users and in turn itself.Update: seems like the company was either unclear with their initial statement or relented to customer complaints. They are now reimbursing remaining credits. It’s still not a great situation overall but at least their doing the right thing with regards to the Apple Watch credits.