Note on earnings: The specific earning figures in earlier versions of this post have been removed because they could not be verified. No daily or monthly income is promised or guaranteed here. These apps pay small amounts, if anything, and none of them is a replacement for a job.
Introduction
This post lists nine free apps that pay you to watch videos. Most of these apps are described as available worldwide and not requiring previous experience, and available for both iOS and Android, though availability varies by app and country. To be honest from the start: none of these apps will make you a millionaire, and none of these apps will allow you to quit your job, but they may pay small amounts if you are just trying to make some extra money online while watching videos from your phone.
App 1: CashStar.com
App number one is CashStar.com. CashStar pays you to complete different tasks, including watching YouTube videos, searching on Google, playing video games, writing posts, and all sorts of different things. It is not available for everyone, so you would have to apply by entering your first name and email address. You would have to join the priority waitlist, and then you will receive an email. It usually takes about a month, sometimes two or three months, to receive a confirmation email, so it takes a lot of time.
App 2: Tube Pay
The second app on our list is available specifically for the Google Play Store, so only for Androids, and it is called Tube Pay. It essentially pays you to watch YouTube videos. The reason these apps pay you to watch videos is that the videos are either purely ads or educational videos with many ads on them. When you watch those ads, they split the ad revenue with you. That is also why you are not paid a lot, and why you would have to combine multiple apps to make a decent amount of money — though even combined, amounts remain small.
App 3: Rewarded. TV
App number three on our list is Rewarded. TV. This app allows you to get paid even while watching movies. You can stream movies and get paid for it. The way their business works is much the same as the previous ones: they show ads, you skip or watch them, and they split the ad revenue with you.
App 4: VV (Only for Android)
The next app on our list is VV, another app only available for Androids. It is available at the Google Play Store, and it pays you to watch videos and ads. Sometimes the ads can be very boring and long, and it takes a lot of time to go through them. Playing videos in the background may not always earn rewards, and apps may limit or block rewards for idle playback. Withdrawals from this app are usually PayPal or other gifts; if PayPal is not available in your country, you may have to pick from physical gifts that they can send and ship to you.
App 5: Coin Tipple (Pays in Crypto)
The next app is available both for iOS and Android, and it is called Coin Tipple. This specifically pays you in crypto. You would have to go to their website or open it on your phone, enter your email address, click on “Start Earning Now,” and complete different tasks to earn free crypto, mostly free Bitcoin. One of the tasks is watching videos and clicking on ads, which does not require a lot of experience or special skills. It is free and described as available worldwide, but it does not pay a lot.
App 6: Fiverr — Subtitle Translation Service
Another way to make money by watching videos, but harder than the previous ones because you have to do extra work, is to go to Fiverr and other freelancing platforms like Upwork or Freelancer.com and offer subtitle services for YouTube videos. Creators may pay someone on Fiverr to add subtitles in different languages so people around the world can watch. This increases viewership and revenue for the creator. You can watch YouTube videos, and if you speak multiple languages, you can translate them and add subtitles: watch the videos, listen to them, write down the subtitles, and submit the document. Rates vary by client, video length, and language, so check current listings rather than relying on older examples.
App 7: QuickRewards.net
Back to easier apps. This one is called QuickRewards.net, and it pays you to complete surveys, play video games, and also watch videos. There are not that many videos to watch here, so it is not very active, but when there are videos to watch, you can earn quick cash. Minimum withdrawal amounts vary by app, so check the current terms; fees may make very small withdrawals impractical.
App 8: LootUp (Only for Android)
App number eight is LootUp. This app is only available for the Google Play Store; it is only available for Android. Here you can get paid to complete surveys and play video games, which the creator recommends avoiding, since surveys can take a lot of time and ask many questions. The creator recommends focusing only on the offers that pay you to watch videos and ads. If you combine multiple apps, you can earn more, but earnings from a single app are usually very small.
App 9: VideoCash (Both iOS and Android)
The final app on our list is VideoCash. This app is available both for iOS and Android, so it is available on both the App Store and Google Play Store. It is another app where you can either get paid to watch videos or upload videos. It acts as a social media platform where you can share videos, just like on TikTok.
They are trying to become a new social media platform, so they incentivize people by paying them to upload videos and watch videos on the app. That is how they are growing quickly. It is not clear how sustainable this will be for them, but they appear to split ad revenue. These apps are described as available all over the world, though availability varies by app and country.
Conclusion
The original video also points to a link for learning more about the creator’s preferred online business and mentions bonuses for enrolling within a limited time. Any such offer may have changed since the video was made, so check the current details. The apps above pay small amounts at best, and no daily or monthly income is promised.
