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Online Side Hustles I’ve Been Using for 1 Year — ₱4k–₱9k/month
TL;DR: Sharing some online side hustles that I've been using for around a year na. My highest earnings in a month were around ₱9,000, while my lowest was around ₱4,000, usually spending around 1–3 hours a day. Some days mas matagal ako kapag maraming available na surveys, which also means mas mataas ang possible earnings.
Of course, earnings will vary from person to person, and part of my income also comes from referrals on some of these platforms.
As a student na naghahanap ng pandagdag-baon for college, these are the apps/platforms I've personally been using. Most of them are things you can check from time to time whenever may available na surveys, tasks, or other activities.
If you decide to sign up for any of these, I'd really appreciate it if you could use my referral links/codes. It also helps me save up for my school expenses.
If you use one of my codes and need help getting started, feel free to DM me. I can also share the tips I've learned from using these platforms. You can just click the name ng app that you are interested in para ma-redirect po kayo! Most of them ay both of us ang may extra points.
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Perfect for those who love walking or commuting daily!
Sweatcoin tracks your steps and gives you Sweatcoins based on eligible activity. One thing I like is that you don't need to constantly watch ads just to earn from your normal walking.
There are also optional activities such as watching ads for additional rewards. Personally, I just let it run in the background while I'm walking or commuting, so I don't really have to spend extra time on it. Isa siyang passive app, so expect na medyo mabagal po siya. You can earn $20 (≈ Php 1250) here ng 4-5 months.
Rewards: Gift cards and vouchers
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If mahilig kayo mag-search online, this one is worth checking out.
Microsoft Rewards lets you earn points through eligible activities, including searches using Bing. You can redeem your accumulated points for available rewards such as gift cards/vouchers.
For students, I find this convenient because I can incorporate it into my normal browsing/searching instead of setting aside a separate time just for surveys.
Payment: GCash / Maya
About:
RP Rewards is a GPT (Get-ρáíd-To) app where you can earn points through different activities. Among the GPT apps I've tried, I personally find the rewards here relatively good.
One thing I like about RP Rewards is that it also has game-related tasks where you can earn points based on your activity/playtime. So, you just have to download a game tas hahayaan mo lang siya sa background and that's it. However, the way rewards work depends on the specific game or offer.
You can use my referral link when signing up to receive the applicable referral bonus.
If you want a quick guide on how I use RP Rewards, feel free to DM me.
Payment: GCash / PayPal
About:
AttaPoll is one of the survey apps I've personally had a good experience with.
The downside is that there aren't always many surveys available, but when there are, I find the rewards fairly decent.
My personal average has been around ₱200–₱400 per week, although this can be higher or lower depending on survey availability and referrals.
The minimum withdrawal is relatively low, and I've received my PayPal payouts quickly in my experience.
Payment: PayPal / Gift Cards
About:
GrabPoints is another GPT platform where you can earn through surveys, videos, and various offers/tasks.
Personally, I use this alongside other survey apps. The number of available surveys can vary, so I don't rely on just one platform.
If you're trying out survey apps, I'd recommend having several options available because survey availability and qualification can vary from day to day.
Referral Code: CC4UWM
Payment: PayPal / GCash
About:
HeyCash is a survey platform where you can earn by answering surveys and completing other online tasks.
I personally like the interface, and I usually check it whenever I'm looking for available surveys.
It's also useful to have alongside other survey platforms because survey availability isn't always consistent.
Survey availability changes constantly. Having several apps gives you more opportunities whenever one doesn't have available surveys.
2. Don't rush through surveys.
Read the questions properly. Getting screened out is normal, especially when your profile doesn't match what the survey is looking for.
3. Keep track of your earnings.
I recommend recording your withdrawals so you know which platforms are actually worth your time.
4. Don't expect a fixed income.
The ₱4k–₱9k/month I mentioned is my personal experience, not a guaranteed amount. Your results can be very different depending on your profile, location, survey availability, activity, and referrals.
5. Be careful with referral links.
Always check the app's current terms, minimum withdrawal, payment methods, and age requirements before signing up.
If you have questions about any of the apps above, feel free to comment or DM me. If you used one of my referral links, let me know as well. I can share the guides/tips I've learned from using them.

TL;DR: Sharing some online side hustles that I've been using for around a year na. My highest earnings in a month were around ₱9,000, while my lowest was around ₱4,000, usually spending around 1–3 hours a day. Some days mas matagal ako kapag maraming available na surveys, which also means mas mataas ang possible earnings.
Of course, earnings will vary from person to person, and part of my income also comes from referrals on some of these platforms.
As a student na naghahanap ng pandagdag-baon for college, these are the apps/platforms I've personally been using. Most of them are things you can check from time to time whenever may available na surveys, tasks, or other activities.
If you decide to sign up for any of these, I'd really appreciate it if you could use my referral links/codes. It also helps me save up for my school expenses.

If you use one of my codes and need help getting started, feel free to DM me. I can also share the tips I've learned from using these platforms. You can just click the name ng app that you are interested in para ma-redirect po kayo! Most of them ay both of us ang may extra points.
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Rewards: Gift cards / other available rewardsAbout:
Perfect for those who love walking or commuting daily!
Sweatcoin tracks your steps and gives you Sweatcoins based on eligible activity. One thing I like is that you don't need to constantly watch ads just to earn from your normal walking.
There are also optional activities such as watching ads for additional rewards. Personally, I just let it run in the background while I'm walking or commuting, so I don't really have to spend extra time on it. Isa siyang passive app, so expect na medyo mabagal po siya. You can earn $20 (≈ Php 1250) here ng 4-5 months.
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Platform: Microsoft Edge / BingRewards: Gift cards and vouchers
About:
If mahilig kayo mag-search online, this one is worth checking out.
Microsoft Rewards lets you earn points through eligible activities, including searches using Bing. You can redeem your accumulated points for available rewards such as gift cards/vouchers.
For students, I find this convenient because I can incorporate it into my normal browsing/searching instead of setting aside a separate time just for surveys.
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You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.Payment: GCash / Maya
About:
RP Rewards is a GPT (Get-ρáíd-To) app where you can earn points through different activities. Among the GPT apps I've tried, I personally find the rewards here relatively good.
One thing I like about RP Rewards is that it also has game-related tasks where you can earn points based on your activity/playtime. So, you just have to download a game tas hahayaan mo lang siya sa background and that's it. However, the way rewards work depends on the specific game or offer.
You can use my referral link when signing up to receive the applicable referral bonus.
If you want a quick guide on how I use RP Rewards, feel free to DM me.
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Referral Code: AEWKOPayment: GCash / PayPal
About:
AttaPoll is one of the survey apps I've personally had a good experience with.
The downside is that there aren't always many surveys available, but when there are, I find the rewards fairly decent.
My personal average has been around ₱200–₱400 per week, although this can be higher or lower depending on survey availability and referrals.
The minimum withdrawal is relatively low, and I've received my PayPal payouts quickly in my experience.
5. You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
Payment: PayPal / Gift Cards
About:
GrabPoints is another GPT platform where you can earn through surveys, videos, and various offers/tasks.
Personally, I use this alongside other survey apps. The number of available surveys can vary, so I don't rely on just one platform.
If you're trying out survey apps, I'd recommend having several options available because survey availability and qualification can vary from day to day.
6. You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
Referral Code: CC4UWM
Payment: PayPal / GCash
About:
HeyCash is a survey platform where you can earn by answering surveys and completing other online tasks.
I personally like the interface, and I usually check it whenever I'm looking for available surveys.
It's also useful to have alongside other survey platforms because survey availability isn't always consistent.
Tips if you're starting with survey/GPT apps
1. Don't rely on just one app.Survey availability changes constantly. Having several apps gives you more opportunities whenever one doesn't have available surveys.
2. Don't rush through surveys.
Read the questions properly. Getting screened out is normal, especially when your profile doesn't match what the survey is looking for.
3. Keep track of your earnings.
I recommend recording your withdrawals so you know which platforms are actually worth your time.
4. Don't expect a fixed income.
The ₱4k–₱9k/month I mentioned is my personal experience, not a guaranteed amount. Your results can be very different depending on your profile, location, survey availability, activity, and referrals.
5. Be careful with referral links.
Always check the app's current terms, minimum withdrawal, payment methods, and age requirements before signing up.
If you have questions about any of the apps above, feel free to comment or DM me. If you used one of my referral links, let me know as well. I can share the guides/tips I've learned from using them.

