What are some apps/sites that aren't well known for passive income

I’m talking about passive income in the same sense as honeygain. Set and forget type app or program. The App can not be predatory like honeygain LOL. I do not mind small monthly profits I do not expect to get rich off this

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Ah, I see what you mean. If you’re looking for passive income opportunities similar to Honeygain but without the potential drawbacks, there are a few options you might consider:

  1. Swagbucks: Swagbucks is a popular platform that allows you to earn points (called SB) by completing surveys, watching videos, shopping online, and more. While it’s not entirely passive, you can earn SB by running videos or apps in the background on your device.
  2. Nielsen Computer & Mobile Panel: Nielsen offers a program where you can earn rewards by sharing your internet usage data. Simply install the app on your devices, and it will passively collect data in the background. You earn rewards just for keeping the app installed.
  3. MobileXpression: Similar to Nielsen, MobileXpression rewards you for sharing your mobile browsing activity. Install the app on your smartphone, and it will collect data in the background. You earn credits that can be redeemed for gift cards
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@Barbara I use Pawn to sell bandwidth, but I don’t really recommend it. I got into it because I had the chance to sell Wi-Fi for a big business while I was working. I also do surveys on the app to earn some extra money. I’ve started playing Atlas: Earth too, but I only do it to keep myself busy. Is there anything else I should know about?

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! If you’re looking for passive income opportunities similar to Honeygain, where you can set it and forget it, here are some lesser-known apps and sites to consider:

  1. Pawns:
  • Pawns (formerly known as IPRoyal) is a Honeygain alternative that lets you sell your internet bandwidth. You earn $0.25 per gigabyte of data shared, and the cash-out threshold is only $5. [Available on desktop and Android.
  1. Nielsen Computer Panel:
  • Join the Nielsen Computer Panel by registering your devices (laptop, smartphone). You can earn about $50 per year (for the mobile panel) and participate in monthly sweepstakes. [Legit research panel that pays for sharing opinions.
  1. Swagbucks Watch:
  • Swagbucks offers various ways to earn, including passive income through watching videos. Accumulate points (SBs) by letting videos play in the background. [Redeem SBs for gift cards or PayPal cash.
  1. Mistplay:
  • If you enjoy mobile games, try Mistplay. It rewards you for playing games on your phone. [The more you play, the more points you earn, which can be exchanged for gift cards.
  1. Mobile Performance Meter:
  • Install the Mobile Performance Meter app and let it run in the background. It collects data about your phone usage and rewards you with points. [Available for Android].
  1. Fundrise:
  • While not entirely passive, Fundrise allows you to invest in real estate with relatively low minimums. [It’s a long-term investment, but you can earn dividends and capital appreciation.
  1. Worthy Bonds:
  • Worthy Bonds lets you invest in small business loans. Your money earns interest at a fixed rate, and you can cash out anytime. [It’s a way to support small businesses while earning passive income.
    Remember that true passive income often requires some initial effort or investment. While these apps and sites may not make you rich, they can provide small, consistent earnings over time. :star2::moneybag::iphone:.

I’ve been registered on a website for 7 years now, and it’s starting to generate a decent amount of money, around €50 a month. I find it impressive considering it’s just a simple online “game” that I spend about 3 minutes on each month.

However, if you’re looking for quicker results, you’ll either need to invest a significant amount of time or money (I haven’t done the math on this). For me, it took 7 years to see these results, but I didn’t invest a single penny.

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Ofcourse not exactly passive, but I earned $200 this week by selling my old video games on eBay. I have previously sold antique coins. I plan to look through thrift stores for outdated treasures and brand-name stuff to sell online.

When you put that into a HYSA, it adds up over time. It is passive in the sense that I can list items as I work from home.