Put Your Payouts on Autopilot With Boost

Boosting Crush tokens can now happen automatically, which means you can earn more Crush without any additional effort. Turn on autopilot in the Crush app and every 3 days your payout will be claimed and rolled over into the lock pool. No more remembering to do it yourself.

Crush users who lock up their rewards earn more, and those who roll those rewards into the next cycle earn the most. Over the last 30 days, people who boosted earned about 1.5x as much per reward cycle (every 3 days) as people who don't. People who roll their claims back into Boost earned about 3x the monthly rewards of people who boost but don't roll them over.

Key takeaways:

• What it does: rolls over Boost rewards automatically
• What it costs: nothing
• Your control: turn it off any time, and your boost unlocks within 3 days

A Quick Refresher on Boost

When you boost, you lock some of your CRUSH in the app to earn extra rewards. It pays out every three days, the same as rewards for receipts and shelf scanning. Most of the total rewards paid out by Crush go to receipt scans, card transactions, and shelf scans, but 15% of total rewards are distributed to users in the Boost pool. The pool is shared among everyone who is boosting, weighted by how much each person has locked.

What We Saw in the Numbers

We went through close to thousands of payout claims from April to October, and the data showed that people boost right after they claim, or mostly not at all. About a third of claimed payouts end up in Boost within a week, and half of those boosts happen within about two and a half minutes of the claim. Some people come back later in the week, but if a payout isn't boosted in that first moment, it usually isn't boosted that week. About half of claimed payouts were neither boosted nor sold, so they stayed in the wallet.

More than 8 in 10 people who have ever boosted still have Boost on. So far this October, about 44% of the CRUSH people claimed went into Boost within a week.

Boosting by hand means catching the right moment. You open the app, claim the payout, head to the Boost tab, and boost it. Miss that moment and the payout usually stays put. Right now, thousands of people have a payout waiting that they haven't claimed yet. Autopilot makes it much easier to keep earning.

Here's How It Works

1. Open the Boost tab and tap Auto-invest. That's where autopilot lives in the app. You can also start from the Never miss a boost card on Home, or from Settings under Wallet.
2. Read the three short screens and tap Turn on auto-invest. You'll be asked to approve it. That lets Crush do two things with your wallet: claim your payouts and put them into Boost.
3. Let it run. Soon after each payout is ready, we claim it and boost the amount it paid. It works whether the app is open or not, and it's free.

Think of it like putting your morning coffee on a timer. You set it up once, and it's done before you'd have remembered.

Good to Know Before You Turn It On

• Payouts only: autopilot handles your payouts. Your Boost rewards still collect on the Boost tab, and you claim them yourself as you do now.
• Your boost stays locked while it's on: every boost restarts the 3-day lock, and a new payout comes every 3 days.
• You're always in control: turn it off any time in the app. Your boost unlocks within 3 days, and Crush's access comes off your wallet.
• If a boost doesn't go through: the payout stays in your wallet and the app notifies you, so you can boost it by hand.
• If you see Paused: nothing is claimed or boosted until it's back, and you can still claim your payouts from Home.

Is Autopilot Right for You?

Autopilot is for people who already like to boost their payouts. If you'd rather cash out or use your payouts as they come in, leave it off and keep claiming by hand. Either way, it's your call, and you can change it any time. If you're still deciding whether to boost at all, the Crush Rewards overview is a good place to start.

Turn It On Once

Update the app, open the Boost tab, and tap Auto-invest. Want the bigger picture on CRUSH? Start with the CRUSH token page.

To be clear, Boost is a rewards feature, not a savings account or an investment. Boost rewards are a share of what Crush sets aside for people who boost. They aren't interest, a dividend, a profit share, or an investment return.

Happy Crush'n.