What Is an Offerwall?

A download is cheap. A player who sticks around is not. So game studios pay for depth: a level, a chapter, a number of wins, a building upgrade. The deeper the goal, the more it pays, because fewer players get there.

Survey companies pay per completed survey from people who match what they need. App makers pay for sign ups, trials or a first action in the app.

Game goals

"Reach level 30", "finish chapter 5", "upgrade the City Hall to level 15". Usually only for new players. They pay the most, and they take the most time. Our game guides cover how to reach these goals faster, for example Monopoly GO reward goals and Royal Match level goals.

App tasks

Sign up, verify an account, try a feature. Some need a deposit or a paid trial, and the offer terms say so.

Surveys

Short questionnaires. You can be screened out early if you do not match the profile. See survey tips.

1. You tap an offer. The app opens it with a click id tied to your account.
2. You install the game or open the survey on the same device.
3. The advertiser's tracking sees your progress.
4. When you hit the goal, the network tells the app: the partner confirms your goal.
5. The app credits your coins.

Break any link in that chain and the reward can go missing: a VPN, an ad blocker, a different device, a reinstall, or a game you played before. Our offerwall not crediting guide has the full fix list. More detail on the steps: how offer tracking works.

• Country. Advertisers pay more for players in some countries.
• Device. iPhone and Android offers are bought separately, and often priced differently.
• Time. Prices go up and down with the advertiser's budget.
• New player rules. Most game offers only count if you never installed the game before.

Advertisers can take a payment back after checks: a refunded purchase, an uninstall right after the goal, rushed survey answers, or multiple accounts. Good apps hold new rewards for a while so the check can finish first. See how holds work and reversed rewards.

• The goal. Exactly what counts. "Reach level 20" is not "play for 20 minutes".
• The deadline. Many goals must be reached within a set number of days.
• New player only. If you installed it before, skip it.
• Purchase needed. Fine to skip.
• The reward in money. Coins mean nothing until you know the value. On Cashkun, 1,000 coins is $1. Other apps use other rates: see how much 1,000 coins are worth.

Cashkun pulls offers from several partner networks. The best paying ones sit in one list on Earn, and more games, apps and surveys open by category. You see the goals, the coins and the money value before you start. The offer shows Tracking while you play, Pending when the partner confirms, and Available when the hold ends. Read how Cashkun makes money for the full picture.