Get some change for something you enjoy: watching videos. So, when the end of the month comes, you will have earned a little money, something you already do normally. Generally, companies that remunerate their users share the money earned. After all, nothing fairer than getting paid for your attention, right? So, check out our list of 5 apps and websites to get you started making money watching videos today.
1) TikTok
This list couldn't start another app. For many, it was TikTok (Android and iOS) that started the idea of making money watching videos. The dynamics of this social network is very simple: you watch videos and earn Rubies points that can be exchanged for money.
Watching for three minutes of TikTok videos usually nets 300 Rubies. Every 10 points equals R$1. You can withdraw money when your account accumulates from R$0,40 (available only on the first withdrawal) up to R$10. If you prefer, you can exchange your money for Claro recharge , Tim or Vivo.
Access our complete tutorial and see how to earn and 'withdraw' money from TikTok.
2) Egg
The second on our list goes to TikTok's direct competitor: Kwai (Android and iOS). With a very similar business model, Kwai also rewards points that can later be exchanged for cash. Currently, you can earn up to 2 Kwai Golds per day by watching videos on the platform. This is equivalent to R$ 0,20.
Again, just like on TikTok, each 10 points is equivalent to R$1. The difference is in the values of available withdrawals, which start at R$0,50 (available only on the first withdrawal) and go up to R$20. you can exchange your balance for mobile recharge and discount coupons at McDonald's, Bob's and iFood.
See step-by-step instructions on how to earn money on Kwai and redeem.
3) COS.TV
COS.TV is a video streaming platform created by Contentos and is very similar to YouTube and Vimeo. Unlike these, however, COS.TV (Android and iOS) remunerates all its users (not just the producers). Still, it's important to point out that it doesn't specifically give you money to watch videos, or TikTok or Kwai.
But don't worry, you have to make money with COS.TV – it's just a different process. There is a platform token called POP that you earn when you watch videos and do other interactions, checking in or opening a chest, for example. However, this internal currency is only valid within the platform itself. That is, it is not possible to withdraw the amount in cash.
So what you have to keep an eye on to win are COS and VEST. VEST is network power (they call it over there). In other words, it's an index of your engagement with the platform measured through the entries and likes you make or receive on videos. COS is Contentos' cryptocurrency.
In this way, you should not just watch the videos, but interact with them to gain network power. Then these VEST points can be exchanged for COS on the platform. Finally, you can trade your cryptocurrencies on Binance, a specialized exchange, and redeem your money.
It just has a few tricks:
- The more network power (VEST) you have, the more your like is worth. Therefore, you may not want to exchange all your network points for cryptocurrency.
- There is a monetization window for likes on videos and entries. After this window, it is not possible to earn VEST points.
- You have a limit of entries and likes that you can leave daily on videos. Their number will be determined by your Stamina (which starts at 100k).
- Your likes depend on your Energy, which is renewed daily. Thus, the lower or higher your energy level, the lower or higher the value of your like.
4) TV-TWO
Another lesser-known app that also pays you to watch videos is TV-TWO (Android and iOS). It can be seen as a YouTube brother, as you interact with videos from the Google platform.
The good thing is that you can browse the home videos or choose one of your favorite channels. To do this, access the search tab in the magnifying glass and type in the search box:
Unfortunately, it doesn't break down how much each watched minute is worth. However, by my tests, a video of about 28 minutes yielded 500 points and another, of about 3 minutes, yielded 203 points.
When you accumulate 100 points in the app, you can request withdrawal. Every thousand points equals 1 TTV. In turn, the TTV value depends on the exchange rate of the day. According to today's quote on Coinbase, 100 TTV cryptocurrencies are worth BRL 0,95.
The only things you need to provide to turn your points into cash are your email address and your Ethereum wallet address.
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5) Moon Bitcoin
Moon Bitcoin is a website that offers bitcoin payments in exchange for certain simple actions, namely watching videos. To start making money, you need to have a cryptocurrency wallet, namely Binance.
For the site, the way to earn income is by getting the attention of advertisers. o The business model assumes that people will watch videos and click on ads, companies have the chance to advertise to more people and expand their network of contacts.
Interested? Access our Moon Bitcoin faucet guide and start making money today.
