
The one app that tracked every offer it said it would
The reliable one. Not the fastest payer, but offers sync and terms are readable.

Fig. 1. The games installed chasing offers
Roughly 98% of what I started actually registered. That single number does more work than any payout figure on this site, because an offer that never credits isn't a low rate, it's a zero.
The verdict in one block
The differentiator
Every offer I have run, with the hours it actually took and whether it credited. Sort by dollars per hour. Filter by device, region, or whether it paid at all.
| App | Offer / game | Genre | Hours | Payout | $ / hour | Credited |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FreecashAnimals & Coins | Animals & Coins | TBD | — | — | — | — |
| FreecashBingo Rock | Bingo Rock | bingo | — | — | — | — |
| FreecashCall of Dragons | Call of Dragons | — | — | — | — | — |
| FreecashCash Legends: Real Money | Cash Legends: Real Money | — | — | — | — | — |

The reliable one. Not the fastest payer, but offers sync and terms are readable.

Best UI and game selection; slowest payouts, gift cards only in Canada.

Good for finding unusual games; glitchy, ad-heavy, and thin. Cashed out once and quit.

Vampire Survivors on a phone. You stand in a field, things come at you in waves, you dodge and your character shoots automatically, and every few levels you pick an upgrade.

I quit this one. Before you read further, open the Monopoly GO write-up next to it.

Here is how this one works, and the design tells you everything.

This is the one I was actually looking forward to. Big strategy game, dragons, the kind of thing I would install anyway without an offer attached to it.
This is the best-paying offer I have seen on testerup, and I could not take it.

Start with Dice Dreams. Same dice, same board, same raids on other players.

The reward curve on this offer runs backwards, and that is the whole story.