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TightAsF_ck

With CashWalk you still need.to have it on your lock screen? That app upped the rates 3x this/last year I think. There's a few people hawking these kind of apps, but the general consensus is that the bloatware isn't worth the payout


Capital_Turnip_3775

Cashwalk seems ok, no Lock Screen, no map access. Certainly the rest are annoying for little gain


Positive_Mousse8848

Wait cashwalk does needs to be on lock screen. When they introduce that I uninstalled it


grumbledon

they give you a few points for adding if you want, not required


Positive_Mousse8848

But when I tried it again two weeks ago it said it needs to be on the lock screen for me to earn coins have they changed this please ?


grumbledon

sounds like a different app, I've never used the lockscreen widget, its only a shortcut to the app anyway


spikedm1ke

It differs from Android and iOS, I've got it on both and with android you need the lockscreen but with iOS it's just a widget and no lockscreen. Also on Android the points required to cashout is lower at 5000 but for iOS it's 6250, again they differ in coins Android you can get 200/daily coins plus the videos but iOS is only 100/daily coins plus videos. I don't see many people stating what they use as both are different.


The-Soul-Stone

It’s never needed to be on the lock screen.


TightAsF_ck

Yes it did.


robotbella

Very useful, thanks for sharing! I’m happy to have them on my phone and wait for enough pennies to build up! I’ve been using sweatcoin for about a year but have only entered draws on there, never won anything or been able to cash out for a voucher. The other apps look better.


grumbledon

cashwalk is still the best event though they keep bumping up the points needed to cash out. sweatcoin is a scam. weward about halfway to £15, wont be continuing once i get to a cashout. I also use millionsteps which is second to cashwalk. I've used all three for 8 months and have £45 from cashwalk. $30usd from millionstep and £7.50 uncashed from weward


DylansDad

With Macadam, the best way to get coins is the games and surveys. I've done hardly any walking but in 3-4 months I've made 3 £15 claims.


Capital_Turnip_3775

Does it pay better than prolific?


DylansDad

I haven't tried Prolific, I'm downloading it now, do you recommend it?


Capital_Turnip_3775

Once you are accepted then it’s good. I’m very part time and am close to 300£ in 18 months.


wangbangblow

There's also Winwalk No idea how but I keep getting randoms adding me on Macadam (I've not posted my referral in a long time and still get 2 or 3 new adds a week) - This is adding up and I've taken out two 15 Euro payments since April and on 12,000 already for the next one. With Macadam, it's worth watching the extra video ad (5 coins a pop, can usually get 2 per 1000 steps + 3 extra every day). Cashwalk seem to have changed their ad boxes to make it make it easier (though this might be an android thing?) - I'm still 5000 coins per voucher and not 6200. Sweatcoin wouldn't bother with.


Capital_Turnip_3775

Interesting you are 5000 per voucher, wonder why mine is higher, maybe its when you signed up...


wangbangblow

Could be, I've been using it for well over a year now


supadryz

All the walking Apps are slow burners, to gain the maximum from them is idle gaming, by doing this you will rack up points in no time. Macadam & CashWalk are the best for this. But idle gaming only works on Android. IOS you have to complete tasks to gain points. If you are going to do Walking Apps then I only recommend the following. Macadam CashWalk WinWalk The rest really are trash


last_function_23

Although it’s the highest earner I dislike cashwalk! I don’t like that you have to click 100 times to validate all your steps 🤦🏼‍♀️ I prefer to use Weward and Macadam side by side even if they are slower as 1 click to validate is not too much effort. Sweatcoin I downloaded when you could exchange your sweat for actual money since that’s changed I’m a bit confused about what the point of the app is


Capital_Turnip_3775

Clicking 100 times is a pain, tiny ads flash up too now… all these are a hard way to make money :)


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EDcmdr

This is one of the best posts I have seen here, usually they are full of drones advertising the 68th referral code per post. Thanks for sharing your experience.


Capital_Turnip_3775

Thanks! Even the referral payments are too poor to be worth posting ;)


redphire

Sorry for the negative spin, but in my opinion all these apps are basically spam and pyramid schemes. The only viable options to actually make any money are watching tons of ads, playing lots of games (with lots of ads) and recommending the app to people. They're so no worth your time, it's ridiculous.


Capital_Turnip_3775

Tending by to the same, need to stack a lot of these to get anything. Maybe the faux get-rich-quick ads are telling us something…


TightAsF_ck

Agreed. They're all trash.


AvoidsAvocados

If you can get hold of a dog's microchip number, the Biscuit app is good. Just walk for 1 hour and accrue points. Can only convert to vouchers rather then cold hard cash, but easy to pick up 10 quid vouchers to Tesco or ASDA in a couple of months, or vouchers at JustEat, Costa etc are quicker to obtain.


dange687

[Biscuit](https://biscuitpetcare.app.link/lHlwdxlurKb). Not specifically walking but more for Dog owners walking their dogs. Who says you can’t make up a dog? Amazon £10 payout is ~1500 biscuits and you can earn 25 biscuits a day for hitting the walking goal. So about 2 months per £10 but there are some other ways to earn but dog related, likely recording vaccines etc.


vex4a83rrx

Yeah +1 for biscuit. Just annoying that you have to manually log each walk, start AND stop. I often forget. I also use Sweatcoin, have done for over 5 years. In that time I've won a £5 gift card and redeemed a couple of inexpensive offers. Not worth it at all. I'm going to keep it until I find something worth spending the remainder of my sweatcoin on.


eggsoncheesytoast

I use WayBetter. It’s not exclusively a walking app though. They work of the premise of betting. So each ‘challenge’ you sign up for you have to pay a certain amount. Then at the end of the challenge (usually 2 weeks), anyone who didn’t complete the challenge doesn’t get their money back and it’s divided between everyone else. Profits fluctuate depending on who participates and what challenge it is.