I'm seeing a lot of people looking for an app that really makes money, and I decided to test a few to see if they actually work. Honestly, yes, you can make some extra cash, but be realistic: it won't replace your salary, but it can earn you some change.

I tested several, and the ones that worked best were CashPirate (very simple, pays via PayPal then transfers to Pix), Make Money (daily check-in + small tasks), and Toloka (which isn't a classic game, but the microtasks feel like a game). Cash App is the most straightforward if you want quick Pix, but not everyone can withdraw easily.

Here's how it works: you play, answer surveys, download partner apps, accumulate points, and then convert them into money. There are also those that pay through sweepstakes like Big Time and Gamee, but that's more luck-based.

To withdraw, most go through PayPal before transferring to Pix. Some apps like AppKarma and FeaturePoints let you choose between gift cards (Amazon, Steam) or PayPal. CashPirate and Make Money follow the same path.

The truth is, an app that truly makes money needs consistency. It’s not quick, but if you have time and patience, it pays off. Toloka pays a bit more because the tasks require more attention, while Make Money and CashPirate are more relaxed.

One detail: if you want to earn more steadily, it’s not just with these apps. Many people who focus only on games end up switching to real investments later. Bitcoin is at 79.13K, Ethereum at 2.23K, Dogecoin at 0.11 — these are options that yield more in the long run, but that’s a whole other level.

Anyway, a legit money-making app is worth testing if you have free time. Just don’t expect to get rich, okay?