Do you see these apps that claim they pay you to play? I decided to test a few, and I'll be honest: it's not a gold mine, but you can earn 1 real via Pix, yes, it just takes patience. People usually think they'll get rich playing, but the reality is quite different.

I tested Make Money, AppKarma, CashPirate, and some others. The process basically works like this: you download the app, complete small tasks (playing mini-games, testing other apps, answering surveys), accumulate points, and then withdraw the money. Most pay via PayPal first, then you transfer to Pix. Cash App is one of the few that pays directly to Pix, which makes it much easier.

But look: to earn 1 real in Pix for real, you need to do this every day. It’s not like “clicked once and got rich.” Some days I make about 5 reais, other days 2 reais. It depends on how many tasks are available and if you can complete them. Toloka, for example, pays more per task (like classifying images, validating data), but requires more focus.

The thing is: if you're really looking for extra income, this works. But if you think it will replace a salary, forget it. Many people start expecting guaranteed earnings and then complain that it’s slow. The truth is, earning 1 real in Pix on these apps is possible, but you’ll need discipline to do it every day.

The comparison is more or less like this: Cash App is faster for Pix, CashPirate has more tasks, Toloka pays better per task but is less “game-like” and more work. Big Time and Gamee are more about lotteries, so it’s more like gambling.

My advice? Try 3 or 4 at the same time, see which one you like most, and keep a routine. It’s not to get rich, but earning 1 real in Pix or more every day is feasible. Just don’t fall for those “earn 100 reais a day” stories, because that doesn’t exist. The people who earn well on these apps do so consistently, testing several at once.

Also, if you really want to invest and grow financially, there are much better options. But for now, these apps provide some extra income. Just don’t set your expectations too high, because frustration comes quickly.