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Games or surveys: where should you start in Cashing?

Compare a short survey with a milestone-based game offer and choose what fits your time.

Games or surveys: where should you start in Cashing?

How much time do you want to spend today? A survey may fit into a short break. A game offer can give you a goal to come back to later. Pick one that fits your schedule and see how it goes before committing to several tasks.

If you only have a few minutes

The time shown in Earn → Surveys helps you choose an option. Some of your break may go to screening questions. If the first study ends early, a second attempt can take the rest of the time you set aside.

Survey cards with estimated minutes and points.

If you want a game to come back to

Pick a milestone rather than setting out to finish the whole offer. Try the first board goal and see how fast you progress. If a task asks for a purchase or subscription, factor in that cost before you start it.

Compare sessions you’ve actually tried

Record how long you spent and how many points reached History → Points/Offers. Include attempts with no credit. That gives you a better picture of your own time than the biggest number on an offer card. How to judge the time you spend on surveys.

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