Advertisers pay us to find people. We split it with you.
No catch, no subscription, nothing to buy. Here's the whole model in plain terms, including the parts most sites don't spell out.
You're not the product. You're the lead.
Game studios and apps spend enormous budgets acquiring users. They'd rather pay a network for a real, engaged player than burn it on ads nobody clicks.
We're plugged into those networks. When you complete an offer, the advertiser pays us an agreed amount for that completion — and we hand you the majority of it as cubes.
That's the entire business. We make our margin on the difference, never from your balance, and never by selling your personal data.
From signing up to getting paid
Four steps, and you can complete all of them on your phone today.
1,000 cubes = $1. That never changes.
Cubes are just a clearer way to show small amounts — 250 cubes reads better than $0.25. There are no tiers, no worse rate for cashing out small, and no expiry on a balance you earned. Every offer card shows both the cubes and the dollars, so you always know exactly what you're working for.
What each type actually pays
Ranges, not promises — payouts vary by country and by advertiser. Higher-income countries generally see bigger rewards because advertisers bid more there.
CubePoints is spare-time money — beer money, a game, a gift card, topping up a subscription. It is not a job, not an investment, and anyone promising you a full income from a GPT site is lying to you.
Four more ways the balance grows
Why we're strict about cheating
Every fake completion is money an advertiser claws back — and enough of them get a whole platform cut off. Protecting the wall protects everyone's payouts.
Now you know how it works.
Sign up free and the wall is one tap away — with +2,500 cubes already in your balance.
Create free accountThe get-paid-to platform for gamers, students and side hustlers. 1,000 cubes = $1, always.