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Game and Reward Apps Compared: 7 Apps (2026)

Table comparing seven game and reward apps by payout, age and Google Play rating
Category:Earn Money Online
Published:01 November 2026 - 18:04

This page is published by CashyGo. CashyGo is also one of the seven apps in the table. It received no payment from the other apps and has no commercial relationship with them.

The seven apps below are compared on the same eight points: reward type, minimum payout, payout methods, countries, platforms, age requirement, withdrawal fee and Google Play rating. Every app gets the same treatment: a value is taken only from the app's own site, terms, help pages or store listing, each cell links to the page it was read from, and where an official page does not give a value the cell says so and nothing is estimated. Review counts range from 702 to about 1.78 million, so the ratings are not equally stable.

The details in the table were checked against official pages on 1 November 2026.

AppReward type (what the app pays out)Minimum payoutPayout methodsCountriesPlatformsAge requirement and store age ratingsWithdrawal fee (all methods)Google Play rating
FreecashPayPal, bank transfer, crypto and gift cards [source]First withdrawal USD 25, which may differ by region. [source] After the first, only the method's own minimum applies, for example PayPal in set amounts from USD 5 up to USD 200. [source]Depends on region: PayPal, Venmo, Visa, bank transfer, crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Litecoin) and many gift cards [source]Available globally with different offers in each region. No country list for the service. [source] PayPal withdrawals have a country list in a help article. [source]Web, iOS and Android [source]At least 16 under the terms. [source] App Store 16+. [source] Google Play Mature 17+. [source]PayPal, Venmo, Visa and bank transfer: 5%, and PayPal adds USD 1 on USD 5, 10 and 20 withdrawals. Gift cards: no fee. The exact fee is shown before confirming. [source] Bitcoin: network fee. [source]4.6 out of 5 from 586K reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
JustPlayPayPal cash, gift cards and charity donations [source]Usually no minimum. A minimum can apply for promotions and for converting welcome coins. [source]PayPal cash, gift cards and charity donations. [source] The terms also list vouchers and other rewards. [source]No list in official sources. Options vary by location. [source]Android and iOS [source]18 under the terms. [source] App Store 18+. [source] Google Play Mature 17+. [source]No withdrawal fee is stated. The Play description says "No hidden fees, ever". [source] The terms leave taxes, fees and expenses of accepting rewards to the user. [source]4.4 out of 5 from 1.78M reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
KashKickPayPal, Venmo, gift cards, prepaid cards and donations [source]USD 10 in the US. [source] GBP 10 in the UK. [source]PayPal, Venmo (US accounts), KashRewards gift cards, prepaid cards and charity donations [source]US and UK. [source] The US terms cover the 50 states and DC, the UK terms cover UK residents. [source]iOS, Android and web [source]18 under the terms. [source] App Store 18+. [source] Google Play Mature 17+. [source]No withdrawal fee is stated in the help center or terms. [source] The App Store text says "No hidden fees or complications". [source]4.5 out of 5 from 143K reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
MistplayGift cards and prepaid cards, plus sweepstakes entries with points [source]No single figure on the pages we could read. Each gift card in the Shop has its own points requirement. [source]Gift cards and prepaid cards. [source] Units (points) cannot be redeemed for cash. [source]Select countries, no list on the pages we could read. [source] Local terms exist for Canada, the EU, the UK and Korea. [source]Android and iOS [source]18 under the terms. [source] App Store 18+. [source] Google Play Teen. [source]No withdrawal fees stated on the home page and the gift card page. [source]4.4 out of 5 from 1.07M reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
ScramblyPayPal, Cash App, bank transfer, Visa, gift cards and donations [source]From USD 1 for PayPal, Visa, Cash App and Target. USD 5 for Google Play, Amazon, Walmart and others. USD 10 for bank transfer. USD 25 for Macy's, Hulu and others. [source]PayPal, Visa, Cash App, bank transfer, gift cards and charity donations [source]US, UK and Canada (home page) [source]Android, iOS and web [source]18 under the terms. [source] App Store 18+. [source] Google Play Everyone. [source]No withdrawal fee is listed. The home page FAQ says there are no subscription costs or hidden fees. [source] The terms say a conversion rate can apply to non-USD withdrawals and is shown before the transaction. [source]4.5 out of 5 from 140K reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
SwagbucksGift cards and PayPal cash (store listings) [source]Not confirmed [source]PayPal cash or gift cards (store listings) [source]Not confirmed [source]Web, iOS and Android [source]At least 13 (or the higher minimum age where you live). Under 18 needs a parent's or guardian's approval. [source] App Store 13+. [source] Google Play Teen. [source]Not confirmed [source]4.2 out of 5 from 451K reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]
CashyGoGift cards. Other options vary by country. [source]USD 5 (5,000 points), 1,000 points = USD 1, can vary by payout method [source]Varies by country: see How CashyGo pays, and for countries not listed there, the withdrawal page shows the options open to you. [source]CashyGo says it is available in most countries. [source] Payout lists by region (US and Europe, US only, Europe only, Turkey) are on the How CashyGo pays page. [source]iOS, Android and web [source]18+. The terms require users to be at least 18 to register. [source] App Store 18+. [source] Google Play Mature 17+. [source]No fee on gift card requests. Some cash methods such as PayPal have a processing fee, shown on the withdrawal form before you confirm. [source]4.8 out of 5 from 702 reviews (Google Play, 1 Nov 2026) [source]

Freecash, JustPlay, KashKick, Mistplay, Scrambly and Swagbucks are in alphabetical order, and CashyGo, which publishes this page, comes last so that it does not lead the list. The order is not a ranking. "Not confirmed" means we could not read the page that would give the value on 1 November 2026, and phrases such as "No list in official sources" mean the pages we read do not state one. The Google Play rating is the store's own figure on the date shown, and this page gives no rating or ranking of its own.

How each criterion is read

  • Reward type: the kind of reward the app pays out, as its official pages describe it.
  • Minimum payout: the smallest balance the official pages say you must reach, including conditions such as a higher first withdrawal.
  • Payout methods: the options the official pages list, which often depend on the country.
  • Countries: where the official pages say the app is available, or that the pages we read give no list.
  • Platforms: where the app can be used (iOS, Android or web), from official pages and store listings.
  • Age requirement: the minimum age in the terms, followed by the US App Store age rating and the US Google Play content rating.
  • Withdrawal fee: any fee on withdrawals that the official pages state, for all methods.
  • Google Play rating: the rating and the number of reviews shown on the US Google Play listing, with the date they were read.

How the apps were chosen

We included apps that give users rewards for playing games, completing offers, taking surveys or shopping, pay out through gift cards or other options, have App Store and Google Play listings, and have official pages we could read on 1 November 2026. This is not a survey of the whole market.

Notes on each app

Freecash

Freecash lists games, new apps, surveys and cashback as ways to collect rewards. [source] The first withdrawal has its own minimum of USD 25, which may differ by region, and the help pages state a 5% fee on PayPal, Venmo, Visa and bank transfer withdrawals, with no fee on gift cards. [source] The terms also mention identity verification before the first payout and offer credits that can be held for up to 90 days. [source]

JustPlay

JustPlay lets users collect loyalty coins by playing mobile games. [source] Its terms say there is usually no minimum, but at least three hours of gameplay or app use can be required before a redemption, and coins and rewards expire six months after being credited. [source]

KashKick

KashKick lists games, surveys, deals, referrals and giveaways, and its Google Play listing also mentions cash back shopping. [source] It is available in the US and the UK, and PayPal and Venmo payouts need an account verified in the user's country (US or UK) that is at least 30 days old. [source]

Mistplay

Mistplay rewards playing games, tournaments, surveys and quizzes, and its withdrawals are gift cards and prepaid cards. [source] The terms cap redemptions at USD 550 per calendar year and the gift card page sets a daily cap of USD 250.

Scrambly

Scrambly lists game and app offers, step rewards, daily rewarded playtime, cashback on in-app purchases and Spendback (expense tracking, where available). [source] It is available in the US, the UK and Canada according to its home page, and a one-time identity check is needed before the first redemption.

Swagbucks

Swagbucks lists surveys, games, shopping cash back, daily trivia and receipt scanning in its store listings. Several payout details could not be confirmed because we could not read its help center on 1 November 2026, so check them on Swagbucks' own pages.

CashyGo

CashyGo lists games, app installs, surveys, website tests and sign-up offers as ways to collect points. [source] The terms require an identity check before the first withdrawal and allow one account per person, household and IP address. [source]

Where CashyGo falls behind

CashyGo falls behind on two points in this table. On minimum payout, JustPlay's terms say there is usually no minimum and Scrambly lists a minimum from USD 1 for some methods, while CashyGo's minimum is USD 5 (5,000 points) and can vary by payout method. On withdrawal fees, Mistplay's home page and gift card page state no withdrawal fees, while CashyGo's FAQ says some cash methods such as PayPal have a processing fee, shown on the withdrawal form before you confirm. Mistplay's withdrawals are gift cards and prepaid cards, and its terms say Units cannot be redeemed for cash, so the two statements cover different methods.

How to use this comparison

Start with your country and the payout method you want, then compare the minimum payout, the age requirement and the withdrawal fee for that method. If two apps look alike, read their terms on identity checks, reversed rewards and account rules, because those rules differ from app to app. For a closer look at the apps people compare with Freecash, see Freecash alternatives compared, and for payout minimums across more apps, see reward apps with a low payout minimum, compared. For the CashyGo side, see CashyGo's withdraw page and the FAQ.

FAQ

Is there one reward app that suits everyone?

No. The apps differ in reward type, minimum payout, payout methods, countries, platforms, age requirements and fees, and the right one depends on your country and payout method. This comparison lists Freecash, JustPlay, KashKick, Mistplay, Scrambly and Swagbucks in alphabetical order, followed by CashyGo, and it does not rank them.

Which reward apps include cashback?

Four of the seven apps describe cashback or cash back shopping in their official pages or store listings: Freecash, KashKick, Scrambly and Swagbucks. Freecash's home page mentions cashback, KashKick's Google Play listing mentions cash back shopping, Scrambly describes cashback on in-app purchases, and Swagbucks lists shopping cash back in its store listings. The pages we read for Mistplay, JustPlay and CashyGo describe other ways to collect rewards and do not mention cashback. Features change, so check each app's own pages.

How were the apps in this comparison chosen?

The table includes apps that pay out through gift cards or other options, have App Store and Google Play listings, and have official pages we could read on 1 November 2026. The same eight points are recorded for every app, a cell marked Not confirmed means we could not read the official page, and the list is not a survey of the whole market.

Who publishes this comparison?

CashyGo publishes this page and is one of the seven apps in the table, which is why the disclosure comes first. CashyGo received no payment from the other apps and has no commercial relationship with them. The other six apps are in alphabetical order with CashyGo last, every cell links to the page it was read from, and you can check each value there.

What does CashyGo offer?

CashyGo is available on iOS, Android and the web. The minimum withdrawal is USD 5 (5,000 points) and can vary by payout method, payouts are usually made within 24 hours, and users must be 18 or older. Payout options depend on your country and are listed on How CashyGo pays, and the withdraw page shows the options open to you.

When was the data collected?

The details in the table were checked against official pages on 1 November 2026, and the Google Play ratings carry the same date. Terms change, so confirm the figures on each app's own page before you install.

Sources

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Cumhur Eren
Cumhur Eren

Cumhur Eren is a content editor at CashyGo, where he works with the platform’s team to produce practical, easy-to-understand content about online earning platforms, digital tools, and everyday technology. His focus is on clarity and usefulness, helping readers understand how different platforms work and what to expect from them in real-world use.

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