I just looked through the list of online money-making apps in the US that many users are currently using, and I found a few interesting ones. On average, each person spends about 4-5 hours a day on their phone, so why not use that time to earn extra money?

There are many different types of online money-making apps in the US. Some allow you to invest through the app, some require you to watch videos, complete surveys, or even play games. Depending on your skills and free time, choose the one that suits you.

Swagbucks is well-known - watch videos, answer surveys, each earning a few cents. To date, they have paid out over $675 million to about 10 million members. But this pays slowly, usually within 10 business days via PayPal, and the income isn’t very high.

Preply is different - if you know English or another language, you can teach online to earn money. Rates range from $3 to $20 per hour. But the commission fee is high; initially, the app takes 100% of the money, then 18-33% depending on the number of lessons.

Game Tester is for those who are good at gaming - test unreleased games and earn $50-$150 per hour if you have the skills. But you need to pass an evaluation first, and the payment process is complicated, requiring identity verification with a passport.

Survey Junkie is also popular - do surveys, earn points, and exchange them for cash or gift cards. The minimum withdrawal is $5. Easy to start, but it also takes time.

ClipClaps allows you to watch videos and earn coins, which can then be exchanged for cash. Completely free, but the minimum withdrawal threshold is $15, and the income is quite low.

BuzzBreak is a news reading app that pays in the US - just select an article, wait 30 seconds, and earn points. Very easy, but the rewards are extremely low, under $0.01 per task.

Mistplay is for gamers - play games, earn points, and exchange them for cash via Visa cards or gifts. They have paid out over $9 million to players. But it’s only available on Android, not iOS.

Upwork is for freelancers - translate articles, write content, code, do SEO... Suitable for those with professional skills. But service fees range from 5-20%, identity verification is required via video call, and competition is quite high.

Besides these, there are financial investment apps that allow earning through forex trading, stocks, cryptocurrencies, gold... But that’s a longer path, requiring a lot of learning.

I want to note that there are many scam apps out there. Some steal data, some promise to pay but never do. Recently, Google removed over 50 apps from the Play Store due to malware. So, when choosing online money-making apps in the US, carefully check licenses, payment history, and reviews from real users.

Depending on your goals, choose accordingly. If you want quick and easy earnings, watch videos or do surveys. If you have skills, teach online or work as a freelancer. For long-term and effective income, learn about financial investing. The key is to find what fits your time and abilities.