TigerTree.io Review 2026: The Fake Creator Partnerships Company Behind EarnX.GG

If you received an unsolicited email from someone at TigerTree.io or mytigertree.com offering you a creator sponsorship deal, this article is for you.

If you are a user researching who actually runs EarnX.GG before you invest your time completing tasks and surveys, this article is also for you.

We investigated TigerTree.io after being personally approached by their so-called Creator Partnerships team. What we found raises serious questions about the legitimacy of this operation.

What Is TigerTree.io?

TigerTree.io presents itself as a marketing network and the parent company behind EarnX.GG, a Get Paid To (GPT) platform with over one million downloads on Google Play. Their pitch to creators is straightforward: promote EarnX.GG to your audience in exchange for a sponsorship fee.

The website looks professional. The outreach emails are well-written. The Notion sponsorship packs are polished. Everything is designed to project legitimacy.

None of it holds up under scrutiny.

What We Found: Red Flag by Red Flag

Red Flag #1 — An 8-Month-Old Shell Company

TigerTree Solutions Ltd is registered in the United Kingdom under company number 16058881. The incorporation date: November 2024.

At the time of writing, this company is eight months old. Their registered address is Unit A, 82 James Carter Road, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, England — a common address used by newly incorporated UK shelf companies. Their registered SIC code is 73110, meaning Advertising agencies.

This is publicly verifiable on the UK Companies House register in under two minutes. Any creator or user who checks will find the same thing.

Red Flag #2 — A Gmail Address as Their Only Contact

For a company claiming to run a marketing network with over one million app users, TigerTree Solutions Ltd has a single public contact: [email protected].

Not a corporate email. Not a support ticketing system. A personal Gmail account.

Legitimate companies — even small ones — use domain-based email addresses and have documented support infrastructure. A Gmail address as the sole contact point for a million-user platform is not a minor oversight. It is a structural choice that makes accountability impossible.

Red Flag #3 — No Findable Team, Anywhere

TigerTree.io has no LinkedIn company profile. Their website has no team page, no about page with names, no founder story, no advisory board, nothing.

The people behind TigerTree Solutions Ltd are completely anonymous. The UK Companies House filing lists directors, but the public-facing operation maintains total opacity about who is actually running the business.

Red Flag #4 — The Creator Outreach Uses Unverifiable Personas

We were contacted by Ashley Shinraf, Creator Partnerships, TigerTree. This name returns zero results on LinkedIn, Google, or any professional database. No profile, no history, no footprint.

The email was sent from an @mytigertree.com address — a domain separate from tigertree.io, the main website. This separation between the contact email domain and the main domain is a common tactic to obscure the origin of outreach campaigns.

Whether Ashley Shinraf is a real person using a false name, a fabricated persona entirely, or a contractor with instructions to stay invisible, the result is the same: there is no accountable human being attached to this outreach.

Red Flag #5 — The App Is Built by a Solo Developer in India

The EarnX.GG Android app on Google Play lists its developer as Nitin Singh, based in India, with a personal Gmail as the developer contact.

TigerTree Solutions Ltd is a UK-registered advertising company. EarnX.GG is their flagship consumer product. The app has over one million downloads. And the developer behind it is an anonymous individual in India with a Gmail address.

This is not a structure that supports user protection, dispute resolution, or regulatory accountability. It is a structure optimized for anonymity.

Red Flag #6 — The Withdrawal Pattern

Users of EarnX.GG consistently report the same experience: the first withdrawal pays out smoothly, subsequent withdrawals remain permanently pending or silently fail. The redeem section of the app stops functioning once users reach payout thresholds.

This is not a bug. It is the mechanism by which the platform extracts ad and survey revenue from users while avoiding the cost of paying them.

The Creator Sponsorship Scheme: What They Actually Want

Understanding TigerTree's creator outreach strategy is important for any YouTuber, blogger, or social media creator who has been approached.

They do not want your content. They want your audience.

Every creator who promotes EarnX.GG to their followers sends a stream of new users into the platform. Those users complete tasks, watch ads, fill out surveys, and generate revenue for the platform operators. The first withdrawal for each new user costs the platform a small amount. Every subsequent attempt by that user to withdraw fails. The platform keeps the revenue.

The creator who promoted the platform has no way of knowing this is happening to their audience — and bears reputational responsibility for recommending the product.

We declined. We are writing this instead.

What We Did

Upon identifying TigerTree.io and EarnX.GG as a likely fraudulent operation, we took the following steps:

• Reported to UK Action Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk with full details including company number 16058881
  
• Reported the EarnX app to Google Play under the Misrepresentation policy category
  
• Filed Trustpilot reviews documenting our findings
  
• Published this article and the companion EarnX.GG review to ensure anyone researching these platforms finds the information they need

If You Have Been Approached as a Creator

Do not respond to sponsorship offers from TigerTree.io or mytigertree.com.

Mark the email as spam and report it to your email provider.

If you wish to take further action, you can report the outreach to:

• UK Action Fraud: actionfraud.police.uk
  
• Your national consumer protection agency

If You Are an EarnX.GG User Waiting for a Withdrawal

Your withdrawal is not coming. The pattern is consistent and documented across multiple independent users.

Report the app at play.google.com → EarnX → Flag as inappropriate → Misrepresentation.

Leave a factual review on Trustpilot at trustpilot.com/review/earnx.gg describing your experience.

The more documented reports exist in public record, the faster platforms like Google Play act to remove the app.

Verdict

TigerTree.io is not a legitimate marketing network. It is an anonymous shell operation incorporated in the UK eight months ago, with a Gmail support address, no public team, unverifiable contact personas, and an app product that systematically fails to pay its users.

If you receive outreach from anyone at tigertree.io or mytigertree.com: delete it, mark it as spam, and move on.