6 iPhone Money-Making Apps That Pay You Today

Hey everyone, it’s Tom here with this OnlineWorld.com, and I hope you’re all having a fantastic day today. So if you have an iPhone device, you can start making money today, and that’s because in this video, I’m covering six of my favorite iPhone money-making apps that pay you with cash or gift cards that anyone can get started with. With this combination of apps I’m covering, anyone can turn their phone into an income stream, and I’m also covering some active and passive apps in this video, so there’s something for everyone. Let’s get to the apps.

1. TallyUp – A Fun Gaming App to Make Money

How TallyUp Works

All right, so the first TallyUp iPhone money app I wanted to cover in this video is an app called TallyUp, and this one is for the mobile gaming fans out there. So TallyUp is a new kind of game show that is 100% free to play, and it lets you play against other real players in cash tournaments. The game is actually quite simple. You basically play a bunch of mini-games against other players and compete for small cash prize pools. TallyUp also runs cash tournaments that pay out a few thousand dollars, and they have massive brackets of tournaments. As you win rounds of these mini-games against other players, you slowly advance up the tournament.

How TallyUp Makes Money

So TallyUp actually makes money through sponsors and in-app advertisements, and this is how it generates revenue that it uses to fund these different tournaments or to pay out winners of all of these cash mini-games. TallyUp also has a very cool Power Play System where you can stake the money you’ve won to kind of go for a double or nothing match against other players. So this is how most people make the most money with TallyUp. They basically play some mini-games against players, win a bit of cash, and then spend that money to compete in some of the more competitive games.

Why You Should Try TallyUp

So overall, it’s a really fun mix of kind of casual games and competitive games for mobile gaming fans, and it’s also very different than a lot of mobile gaming reward apps out there that require downloading all of these third-party apps to earn. With TallyUp, you’re playing games within the app, so it’s quite cool. It’s similar to Gamey, which is another app I’ve covered on this channel before, and again, it’s a very unique, fun app with tons of different mini-games to explore. So if you’re a fan of gaming, I definitely recommend checking it out. And what’s also cool is that the app pays you to PayPal. You only need $5 to cash out as well. So again, you’re not earning free gift cards with this app, but you are earning PayPal cash. So again, if you’re a mobile gaming fan, it could be worth downloading.

2. StepBet – Get Paid to Get Fit

How StepBet Works

All right, and the second iOS app that pays is an app called StepBet, and if you want a friendly little motivational kick to get more fit and to stay active, then StepBet could definitely be the app for you. So with StepBet, you basically pay a bit of money to enter step-based tournaments with other players. So, for example, you might pay something like $40 or $50 to enter a 6-week tournament where you and other players all compete to reach a certain step goal. So if you reach your step goal and you make it to the end of the 6 weeks, in this example, you and the remaining players then split the cash prize pool. So you get your money back from the buy-in, and you get a little bit more.

StepBet’s Features and Benefits

Now, the catch is if you don’t make your step goal and you’ve been a bit too lazy or you haven’t been that active, you lose your buy-in. So again, it’s not quite a gambling app. It’s more of a competitive fitness app in a weird way, but yeah, you can either win money or lose money depending on how many steps you get and how active you are. Now, what’s nice about StepBet is it connects to a variety of fitness devices, including most smartwatches, and also works with the Apple Health app, and this data is actually how StepBet comes up with the step goal that you have to reach in all these tournaments. So if you’re not too active, it’s going to look at your historical fitness data and then get you a goal that’s slightly higher than what you normally do, so you still have to work towards your goal, but it’s not going to say you have to make 20,000 steps a day or 30,000 steps a day if that’s really unrealistic for you.

Earnings and Payouts from StepBet

What’s nice is that StepBet also has a variety of short and longer challenges. So if you want kind of just a few weeks of trying to be more active, you could enter a shorter tournament, but it also has month-long tournaments that pay out a little bit more and are more competitive. StepBet also pays you to PayPal cash, and from my research and what I’ve seen on Reddit, most people are winning, you know, $10 to $50, let’s say, for winning a StepBet tournament. So it’s not paying you hundreds of dollars, but really, this app has a few benefits: for one, it’s getting you to be more active, and then two, you can win some PayPal cash if you’re actually, you know, dedicated and you stick to your goal. So I think it’s a pretty cool app. Some of the higher-paying and more competitive tournaments that last longer also pay out more, so you might make $100 bucks by participating in a tournament, and again, you’re basically getting paid to get fit, so I think it’s a pretty cool app.

3. Foap – Make Money from Your Photography

How Foap Works

All right, guys, and the third iPhone money app you can use is for the photographers and creative people out there, and it’s an app called Foap. So Foap is a popular app where you can sell your photos and videos to brands and people to make money. It’s paid out over $10 million to creators so far, according to its website, and really the reason I wanted to mention Foap in this video is to kind of bring up the idea of user-generated content or UGC content because I think it’s a massive opportunity right now, and you could also get started with your iPhone. But let’s get back to Foap for a second. The app is very simple to use. You can download it for iOS, and then you create your creator account on Foap, and you can begin licensing photos and videos you take to different creators or brands out there.

Partner Brands and Sales Opportunities on Foap

Now, what’s really cool about Foap is that it works with brands like Nivea, Bank of America, Volvo, Absolut Vodka, Air Asia, Pepsi, you know, tons of giant companies. Foap also distributes your photos and other photos through its marketplace partners, so you’re not just selling on Foap. You might be selling a popular stock photo websites, stock video websites as well, just by uploading your content to Foap. Now, what I also like about Foap is that you can upload photos right from your phone, and you know, iPhone cameras are quite good these days, so if you take product photos or food photos or things like that, you might actually be able to upload them to Foap and make money. The platform also pays you to PayPal. Now, the only thing to keep in mind is that Foap takes a 50% commission, so it’s definitely getting paid for providing the service. So you’re not making that much money if you just sell a couple of photos, but over time, you could turn into a pretty decent passive income source.

UGC Marketplaces – A Huge Opportunity

Again, I really just wanted to use Foap as one example, but this whole UGC marketplace idea has a ton of potential right now, and again, you could get started with your iPhone. I mean, there are a lot of UGC marketplaces out there. UGC Planet is one example. You just create a profile, you know, you can start posting content for brands, you know, reviewing products for them, and you get paid with cash over free products, and you just need your iPhone to get started. So again, if you’re kind of a creative person, you like making TikToks, you like making UGC-type content, I definitely think this is the option you can consider, and the newest iPhone or even a few older iPhone editions should work just fine.

4. Cookie Cash – Competitive Puzzle Games for Money

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