How Much Are 1,000 Coins Worth on Each Rewards App?

On Cashkun, 1,000 coins is $1. On Swagbucks, 1,000 SB is $10 by its own bonus note. On Survey Junkie, 1,000 points works out to $10 from its own cash out figure. Most other big rewards apps, including Freecash, Mistplay and JustPlay, do not publish a fixed rate on their official pages.

Values come from each brand's own pages, checked November 8, 2026. Where a brand states no value, the table says so.

Cashkun

1,000 coins = $1. It does not change with your level, the game you play or the day. Every coin amount in the app has its money value next to it, in your currency. More in how it works and Is Cashkun legit.

Swagbucks

Swagbucks uses SB. Its own site describes a "1000 SB bonus, which is equivalent to $10 in value." That makes 100 SB about $1. Some gift cards may cost a little more or less SB per dollar, so check the reward you want. Compare it with Freecash in Freecash vs Swagbucks.

Survey Junkie

Survey Junkie says "Members can cash out beginning at $5 (500 points)." By that figure, 100 points is $1 and 1,000 points is $10. That rate is our math from its own number, not one it publishes.

KashKick

KashKick does not use points at all. Your balance is in dollars, so there is nothing to convert. More in Is KashKick legit.

Freecash

Freecash calls its unit coins, but we could not find a coin to dollar rate on its official pages. Cash out options are shown in dollars. Its terms say points are "also referred to as coins, dollar amounts, points" and that "Rewards have no cash, monetary, or other value" before you redeem them. More in Is Freecash legit.

Mistplay

Mistplay pays units for play and pays out in gift cards. Its terms say "Units are promotional and have no cash, monetary or other value," and the number of units needed varies by reward. So the value of 1,000 units depends on which gift card you pick. More in Is Mistplay legit.

JustPlay

JustPlay's terms say coins "will be periodically converted into real currency amounts" during cash out periods. No fixed rate is stated. More in Is JustPlay legit.

Cash Giraffe

This one is mixed. Its how-it-works page says gems "convert 1:1 into real money or gift cards." Its terms say the exchange rate is set by the provider and can change. The terms also say gem rates "intentionally decrease with extended play in a single game." Treat the value as not fixed. More in Is Cash Giraffe legit.

Prime Opinion

Prime Opinion talks about points but does not state a conversion on the pages we could read.

A coin with a stated money value is easy to judge:

• You can compare offers. 3,000 coins is $3. You know what you are playing for.
• You can compare apps. A goal that pays 5,000 coins on one app and 400 SB on another can be put side by side once both have a dollar value.
• You notice changes. If the number of coins for a $5 card goes up, a fixed rate makes it obvious.

Coin value is one of the checks in the rewards app scam checklist.

On any app, the cash out screen gives you the real value:

1. Open the cash out or rewards screen.
2. Pick a reward you would use, for example a $5 gift card or a PayPal amount.
3. Note how many coins or points it costs.
4. Divide the dollar value by the coins. A $5 card that costs 5,000 coins means 1,000 coins = $1.

Do this for the reward you will actually take. Different rewards on the same app can cost a different number of points per dollar, and fees can change the result.

Value per coin is only one part. A low minimum cash out, the payout methods you use, and whether the app works in your country matter just as much. See all of it side by side in best rewards apps, or go straight to survey apps that pay cash and apps that pay instantly to PayPal.