Earn Rewards Playing Games
Game offers pay you for progress you were going to make anyway: reach level 20, finish the tutorial, hit a spending-free milestone. You install from the offer wall, play, and Rebux land as each step confirms. Free to join, and every offer shows its exact reward before you start.
Free to join · No fee to cash out · Payouts from $5
100+
Brands to cash out for
$5
Minimum payout
48 hrs
Payout processing
Since 2020
Paying members
Ways to earn
Fun and easy ways to start playing & earning
Play games
Install a game, reach a level, keep the reward. The offers pay in stages, so the first Rebux land within minutes rather than at the end.
Answer surveys
Short paid studies from research panels. You are told the length and the payout before you start, and screening out still counts toward your streak.
Try apps and products
Sign up, try a free trial, test a product. These are the highest-paying offers on the wall, and the ones worth doing deliberately.
Watch videos
The lowest-effort tasks here. Small per video, but they run in the background while you do something else.
What a game offer actually pays
It is worth being straight about this, because most sites are not. The majority of game offers pay between about $0.25 and $1. A smaller number run to $2 or $3, and the best of them reach roughly $6. If a rewards site tells you mobile games routinely pay $50, they are describing a deposit offer or a free trial, not a game.
The reason the range is so wide is that advertisers pay for different things. A studio wanting installs pays a little for a tutorial completion. A studio wanting players who stay pays considerably more for someone who reaches level 30 a week later. The long offers pay more because most people quit before finishing them, and the advertiser is buying the few who do not.
So the honest way to use game offers is as a steady background earner rather than a payday. Several small offers completed properly beat one large one abandoned halfway, because partial progress on most game offers pays nothing.
How milestones credit, and why one sometimes does not
When you install from an offer wall, the click is tagged so the game knows which player came from where. Reaching a milestone fires a postback from the advertiser to us, and that is what credits your balance. Nothing is credited by us guessing at your progress; it is the advertiser confirming it.
That is also why the two most common problems happen. If you already had the game installed, the advertiser usually cannot count you as a new player, so the offer will not credit no matter how far you get. And if you install from the store rather than through the offer link, the tag never exists and there is nothing to confirm.
Install fresh, through the link, and let the game finish opening before you switch away. If a milestone still does not land within the window the offer states, that is exactly what support is for, and a missing credit that the advertiser confirms is one we correct.
Picking the offers worth your time
Read the milestone list before the payout. An offer paying $3 for level 60 of an idle game is worth less per hour than one paying $0.60 for level 10, and the level-60 one is where most people give up unpaid.
Prefer offers that pay in stages. A staged offer pays something for the first few hours even if you stop, while a single-milestone offer pays nothing at all until the end.
Check the platform before you start. Many game offers are Android only, a smaller number are iOS, and a few run in the browser. Starting an Android offer on an iPhone is the most common way to waste an evening.
And treat the wall as a rotating stock rather than a fixed catalogue. Offers are added and pulled as advertisers fund and pause campaigns, so an offer worth doing today may not be there next week.
Turning game rewards into something real
Rewards accumulate as Rebux, fixed at 100 Rebux to the dollar so the number never shifts under you. Once you have enough, the cashout wall converts them into prepaid Visa and Mastercard, crypto including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Solana, or gift cards from around a hundred brands.
The lowest denomination on the wall is $5, so that is the practical target for a first payout. At typical game payouts that is a handful of completed offers rather than one, which is why mixing games with surveys and app trials gets most people there faster than games alone.
Payouts are normally sent within 48 hours and arrive as a code to your registered email. There is never a fee to release one, and nobody at RewardEarn will ever ask you to pay to unlock a balance.
How it works
From sign-up to payout in three steps
Create your free account
Sign up with your email or Google in under a minute. RewardEarn is free to join for anyone 18 or older.
Complete offers you like
Play games, try apps, answer surveys, shop, and complete offerwall tasks. Each one pays a set reward in Rebux, at 100 = $1.
Cash out your earnings
Redeem from the Cashout page for cash, crypto, or gift cards. Payouts are processed within 48 hours and arrive as a code to your email.
Paid in stages
Most game offers pay per milestone rather than all at the end, so the first reward usually lands within the first session.
The reward is fixed
Every offer states its payout up front. It does not change while you play, and you can check your progress on the Earn page.
Nothing to spend
The great majority of game offers are free to complete. Anything asking for a purchase is labelled as such before you begin.
Payout methods
Every way to cash out
Your balance can go to any of these, and you can cash out as many times as you reach the minimum.
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Frequently asked questions
Open the Earn page, pick a game offer, install it through that link, and complete the milestones it lists. Each milestone credits once the advertiser confirms it.
Most pay between $0.25 and $1, some pay $2 to $3, and the largest reach around $6. Longer offers pay more because they ask for more play. Anyone promising $50 for a mobile game is describing a different kind of offer.
No. The great majority of game offers are free to complete. A few reward in-app purchases and are clearly labelled, and those are always your choice.
Almost always one of two things: the game was already installed, so the advertiser cannot count you as a new player, or it was installed from the store rather than through the offer link, so there was no tag to confirm. Install fresh, through the link.
Some offers run in the browser, but many are Android or iOS only. If an offer is mobile-only while you are on desktop, scan the QR code shown to continue on your phone.
The lowest amount on the cashout wall is $5, which is a few completed game offers. Payouts are processed within 48 hours and arrive as a code to your registered email.
Yes, and it always is. There is no membership, no fee taken from your balance, and nothing to pay to withdraw. Advertisers pay us to reach members, and the rewards on the wall are our share of that passed back to you.
Enough for a gift card every week or two if you use it regularly, and considerably more if you take the higher-paying sign-up and trial offers deliberately rather than only doing the quick ones. Nobody replaces an income here, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. Every offer shows exactly what it pays before you start, so the maths is yours to do rather than ours to promise.
Most within minutes of finishing. Offers that an advertiser has to confirm — free trials, financial sign-ups, anything involving a purchase — can take a few days, and your activity page shows each one with its status while it waits.
Over a hundred gift card brands, prepaid Visa and Mastercard, food delivery credit, and crypto. Payouts start at $5 for most brands and are processed within 48 hours, arriving as a code to your registered email.
No. RewardEarn never asks for a card number or bank details — there is nothing to pay for. All you need is an email address to receive your rewards at.
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