The faucet
A small, free claim every hour. It costs nothing, it needs nothing, and it is the first thing to do on a new account.
Ways to earn
Five ways to turn time into Coins
None of them costs anything and none of them needs a deposit. They differ in what they pay per minute and in how much of your attention they want, so most people end up using two or three rather than one.
Everything on this site is priced from one number: 10,000 Coins is one US dollar. That is what makes the figures below comparable, and it is what a cash-out converts at, whether you take crypto or a gift card.
The share matters too. When an advertiser pays us for something you finished, you keep 70% of it. The rest covers the payout fees and keeps the site running.
Paid surveys
Market research panels pay for opinions. You keep the large majority of what they pay us.
Offers and tasks
The biggest single payouts here. An advertiser pays for a completed action, and most of that reaches you.
Paid to click
Short ad views, paid in batches. The smallest commitment on the site.
The surfbar
Leave a tab open and let it run. The only thing here that earns while you are not looking at it.
Which one should you start with?
Claim the faucet, because it is free and takes five seconds. Then open a survey wall, because that is where the money is. The faucet will not get you to a cash-out on its own in any reasonable time, and it is not meant to.
If you would rather not answer questions, the offer walls pay more per completion than anything else here and ask for an action instead of an opinion. If you want something running in the background while you do something else entirely, that is the surfbar, and it is honest about paying the least.
Whatever you pick, the balance is one balance. There is no separate wallet per method and nothing expires.