So guys, there are many apps out there that promise to earn free Pix, but which ones actually work? I decided to test a few and will share what I found out.

First, it is indeed possible to earn extra income with these apps, but you have to be realistic — nobody gets rich. Most work with simple tasks, mini-games, surveys, or referrals. The money accumulates in dollars or points and then you cash out via PayPal or digital wallets, transferring later to Pix.

The apps that caught my attention the most were:

Make Money is pretty basic — daily check-in, download partner apps, quick tasks. Ideal for those who want to earn free Pix without complications, but it requires consistency. AppKarma also works this way, rewarding for playing and completing challenges. BigTime is different, it operates with sweepstakes — the prizes are larger but not guaranteed.

There’s FeaturePoints, which is more comprehensive, mixing games, surveys, app tests, and referrals. Gamee offers dozens of quick mini-games. CashPirate is quite well-known here in Brazil, with a simple interface and recurring payments. Toloka isn’t a traditional game but works in a gamified way — you complete micro-tasks and earn.

Cash App is one of the few that allows more direct withdrawals via Pix, which makes it much easier for us who want to earn free Pix without going through PayPal. Cash Alarm rewards your playtime, slow but steady earnings. Easy Bucks combines games, surveys, and invites — more diversified. And there’s Premise, focused on quick tasks and surveys.

The comparison is roughly like this: Cash App is the most practical for direct Pix. CashPirate, Make Money, and Toloka also work well but require PayPal as an intermediary. Earnings vary a lot — minimum withdrawal amount, ease of accumulating, all that changes from app to app.

The truth is that earning free Pix on these apps is possible, but it’s not like getting rich overnight. It works better as a supplement, especially if you have free time. The important thing is to choose apps that really pay and avoid scams.

As for investing seriously, that’s another story. If you want more serious long-term gains, investing in stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies — then the game changes. But that’s a different level of commitment and risk. These reward apps are more for those who want to earn extra without dealing with real investments.

BTC is at 76.78K (-0.28%), ETH at 2.12K (-0.17%), DOGE at 0.10 (-0.17%) at the moment. But that’s just for reference.

Is anyone else using any of these apps? Which one is working best for you?