Earn cash and rewards by tracking your daily steps and participating in monthly challenges. Compete against others for a share of the cash pot, or earn by the mile and for hitting step targets. Payouts are made via PayPal.
Summarized from real user reviews of PaidToGo. Based on 4.7K reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Health & Fitness app.
6.6.3
January 5, 2026
Added a gamification system of leveling up to increase rewards. Improved user onboarding process and UX.
This will enable all pro feature for 1 year
Enter Step Challenges to Win Cash Prizes
May 28, 2026 — Jun 28, 2026
Enter Step Challenges to Win Cash Prizes
Nov 12, 2025 — Dec 13, 2025
4 issues
App crashing or freezing
Inaccurate step tracking
5 requests
Lower subscription costs
Faster payouts and more frequent cash-out options
PaidToGo is an app that allows you to earn cash by tracking your steps and participating in monthly step challenges. You can earn rewards for hitting daily step targets, walking a certain number of miles, and by inviting friends. Winners of the challenges split a cash pot.
You can earn money through various methods including earning by the mile, earning for hitting daily step targets, and by participating in challenges where you bet real money and split the pot with other winners. Pro members earn more coins per mile/step and receive daily step target rewards.
Payouts are made via PayPal. To be eligible for payouts, you must be a Pro member and maintain an active Pro subscription on the date of your payout as listed in the app.
The app includes a pedometer/step counter, calorie tracker, and the ability to track miles. It also syncs with Apple Health to utilize your step data and provides fitness analytics to track your progress over time.
The app offers a free tier with some earning potential, but to maximize earnings and be eligible for payouts, a Pro membership is required. This Pro membership is a subscription-based service.
Promoted
3 month for FREE
PROMO CODE: "appshunter"
(17)
