Do what you love.We'll reward youfor it.
The internet's favorite 'too good to be true' app. Play games, try new apps, take surveys, earn cashback.

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Trusted by millions worldwide
80M+
Users
4.5
Avg app rating
$400M+
Given back in rewards
So what's the catch?
Here's the honest truth.
Brands are chasing your attention all the time
Brands spend big budgets to reach people like you, mostly on ads. We give them a more direct option: spend it on the people themselves. That is where your rewards come from.





We match you with brands that you'll actually like
We match you with the games, products, and brands you'll actually enjoy, day after day. None of it works unless you really like what you get, so that's exactly what we aim for.




Do what you'd do anyway. Now you get rewarded for it
Games, apps, surveys, shops you'd use anyway: engage with them and get rewarded for it. Not life-changing money, but real. Brands are happy too: their budget reaches people like you directly. A new form of marketing that works better for both sides.
Earn from what you already do.
Whatever you're into,
there's a game for it
Puzzle, merge, solitaire, arcade, strategy, RPG, hidden-object, shooters, hyper-casual, and loads more.
Whatever kind of gamer you are, there are hundreds of titles to pick from, and you earn as you hit real milestones.




Share your opinion
Brands pay real money to hear your take. Some surveys are quick, others go deeper, and you always pick the ones worth your time.
You are in the center here: brands want your opinion, and you choose who gets it.




Get cashback where you already shop
Shop through the app, and a slice of every purchase comes back to you as rewards. No extra steps.
Try apps and
complete tasks
Brands reward you for giving their app a real go: signing up, starting a free trial, or finishing a few simple tasks inside.
It takes a little more than a tap, and that is exactly why it pays.




Rewards, your way.
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Real reviews from real
people like you.
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I play games on my phone anyway so why not get paid to do so. I usually cash out for gift cards to buy something special not in my budget.

honest, easy to use, check your email when getting a payout, as long as your patient you can get a few bucks. perhaps more if your lucky
Way better than expected
I'm revising my review because I was skeptical of the app. This is legitimate rewards, just be patient and play a lot! By far the best development and UI of any cash earning app I've ever seen. Congrats developers!
Make your everyday
more rewarding.
$400M+ in rewards, paid to actual humans. We checked. Twice.
Still skeptical? Fair.
We've got answers.
Yes. Over $400 million paid to users since 2020, with cashouts happening every minute of the day. You can withdraw to PayPal, Venmo, 100+ gift cards (Amazon, Google Play, Visa prepaid and more), or crypto. PayPal and Venmo payouts usually process the same day, and gift-card codes typically land by email within minutes.
Some payouts are held a little longer on purpose while we run security and verification checks, and that is a good thing. That short wait protects you and keeps the reward pool safe for everyone, so the money keeps flowing to real users.
No, and anyone who promises that is lying to you. Freecash is rewards on top of things you would be doing anyway, not a salary, and most users earn somewhere from a few dollars up to around $50 in a typical month, depending on how much they play and which offers they pick.
To be fully open about it: a small fraction of users do earn considerably more than that, but they pour in a lot of time and spend a lot of money to get there, and they are only a tiny slice of the user base. They are not getting rich, they are earning more while also spending more. For almost everyone, think covered my coffee and a takeaway, not quit my job.
There is no hidden catch, but there is an honest trade-off: your time. Game studios and brands (the makers of the big mobile titles you already know) pay us to bring them real, engaged users, and offers take genuine time to complete. The trick is only picking ones you would actually enjoy, a game you would happily play anyway, an app you were curious about.
On how much time it takes: as much or as little as you want. Some offers are quick, others are surveys or games that pay out over days or weeks as you hit milestones, so it varies a lot. There is no quota, nothing expires if you take a break, and you are never locked in. Most users just dip in during downtime, the commute, the sofa, waiting for the kettle to boil.
We hear this worry a lot, so here is the honest version. Rewards come from a shared budget pool meant for real users, and if we blindly paid everyone who merely claimed to finish an offer, fraudsters and bot networks would drain that pool and leave normal, legitimate users with almost nothing.
So we take fraud seriously, with a large dedicated team that hunts down scams, schemes, and coordinated networks trying to steal from us and from you. That is exactly what keeps the pool intact so real users actually get paid.
Signing up is free forever. No card to sign up, no subscription, no paid tiers.
How we make money is the same story you read above: brands spend big budgets to reach people like you, mostly on ads. With Freecash, they spend it on the people themselves. Brands pay us to bring them real, engaged users, we keep a margin, and the larger share goes back to you as rewards. The more brands we partner with and the bigger we scale, the more we can give back to users. That has always been mission number one: the bigger Freecash gets, the more real value we put into people's hands around the world.
We never sell your data. We use it for one thing: making the product better for you, through better matches, fairer rewards, and a safer platform. Freecash (by Almedia) is a registered company in Germany, and we have a dedicated team of data scientists and engineers whose first mission is data privacy, and they take it personally. Read our Privacy Policy, or learn more about Almedia.


