What a Coin is worth
10,000 Coins is one US dollar. Every price on the site follows that one number, so a 200 Coins cash-out is $0.02.
Advertisers pay to reach people. You do the thing they are paying for, we take a cut and pass the rest to you as Coins. When you have enough, you swap them back for money or a gift card.
10,000 Coins is one US dollar. Every price on the site follows that one number, so a 200 Coins cash-out is $0.02.
Survey panels and offer networks pay us for every completion. About 70% of what they pay goes straight to whoever did the work. The rest keeps the lights on.
Small cash-outs are sent the moment you ask. Larger ones are checked by a person first, which usually means the same day.
A free claim every 1h, worth 2 to 20 Coins. Claim on consecutive days and a streak bonus is added on top, growing up to 7 days.
A panel asks who you are, then matches you to studies. The pay is the highest on the site because a completed survey is worth real money to the panel. You will not qualify for everything, and that is normal; screen-outs still pay a little.
Install an app and reach a level, sign up somewhere, try a service. Payment arrives when the network confirms it, which can be instant or can take a few hours. Read what an offer asks for before starting it.
Short ad views. Each one is small, they add up while you are doing something else, and credits arrive in batches every few minutes.
Share your link. When somebody signs up through it and confirms their address, you get 0 Coins, then 10% of everything they earn from then on. Their balance is never touched: the commission is paid by the site.
You need a free FaucetPay account. Pick a coin, enter the amount in Coins, and the crypto amount is worked out at the live price. The minimum is 200 Coins ($0.02).
Pick a card, pay the price in Coins, and the code appears on your gift cards page. There is a small markup on the face value, which is how the catalogue pays for itself.
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