Watch ads. Earn real cash. Simple as that.
View video ads from major global brands and local small businesses. Accumulate points and cash out directly to PayPal or a Visa gift card.
Those three numbers are the whole system. A finished 30-second ad is worth one cent, and no account withdraws more than $30 in a calendar month — unless you clear every daily challenge, which raises that month's cap to $50. Daily challenges pay up to $4.00 on top — enough to earn up to 4.8× a casual month. Nothing hidden behind a login.
What you'd actually earn
Real rates. Move the inputs and watch the limits bite.
Estimated monthly cash
$0.00
- Ads / day
- 0
- Points / day
- 0
- Hours / month
- 0
An estimate, not an offer. It assumes ads are available for the whole time you're watching, which depends on how many advertisers are bidding in your region that day. Some days there are fewer.
Daily challenges
Clear the challenges, earn up to 4.8× the average.
Seven challenges, one per day, paid on top of what your ads already earn. Each asks you to finish a set number of spots, so a bonus speeds up your rate instead of replacing it. Do a few days a week and you roughly double a casual user's month; clear all seven — Sunday's capstone included — and your cap for the month rises from $30 to $50, the highest anyone can reach.
Clearing all seven
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Monday Warm-Up
Finish 50 ads before midnight.
Bonus
$0.50
In points
500
Ads to finish
50
How the bonuses work
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Paid in points, like everything else. A $0.50 bonus is 500 points, credited the moment you hit the target.
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Same $30 ceiling — unless you clear all seven. Challenge bonuses count toward your monthly withdrawal cap, and finishing every challenge in a week raises that cap from $30 to $50.
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Your timezone, midnight to midnight. A day's challenge expires when that day does.
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Abandoned ads don't count. Only spots watched to the end move a challenge forward — same rule as the points.
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Sunday needs the whole week. The $4.00 capstone unlocks only if all six earlier challenges are done — and it's what raises that month's withdrawal cap from $30 to $50. It's the one you have to plan for.
Targets scale with what's available in your region. Where daily inventory is lower, the ad requirement is scaled down to match so the challenge stays reachable.
What the difference actually looks like
Three people, same platform, same month. The only variable is how many challenges they bother with. Every figure below is calculated from the rates on this page — nothing rounded up for effect.
Transparency
Every rule, before you sign up.
Most sites in this category bury the limits until you've already put in the hours. Here they are first.
$30/month
$50/month if you clear all seven daily challenges
Why there's a cap at all
Advertisers pay us a fixed amount per view. If a handful of accounts — or a room full of bots — could drain that budget, the rate per ad would collapse for everyone else. The cap spreads a finite ad budget across a growing number of real people, which is the only way the rate per ad stays at a cent instead of sliding toward zero.
It's a ceiling, not a target. Most people will land well under it, and the calculator above will tell you roughly where. Clear every daily challenge in a week and the ceiling itself moves to $50 — it's earned with real ad volume, not handed out free, so it doesn't strain the same shared budget.
Minimum cash out
$5.00
Fees we take
$0.00
Accounts per person
1
PayPal cash
Straight to your balance, in your own currency. One to three business days after you request it.
Any amount from $5.00
Digital Visa gift card
Emailed as a code you can spend anywhere Visa is accepted online. Useful where PayPal isn't.
Issued in $5 increments
What you'll be watching
Two kinds of advertiser share the same queue, which is what keeps inventory steady enough to be worth your time.
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National campaigns. Brand spots from large advertisers, the same creative you'd see before a video anywhere else.
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Local promotions. Small businesses near you buying reach they could never afford on television. Often the more interesting half.
Things we don't do
If you've used a rewards site before, you already know why this list matters.
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No referral tiers. Nobody earns money off recruiting you.
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No points that quietly expire to clear our liability.
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No selling your contact details on to third parties.
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No surprise "offer wall" tasks standing between you and a withdrawal.
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We do enforce one account per person. Multi-accounting is what pushes rates down for everyone honest.
Try it
This is the whole experience.
Press play on a demo spot. Watch it through and the points land; leave early and they don't. The real player behaves exactly like this.
Using an ad blocker? Turn it off for this site before you play. A blocked ad can't finish, and a spot that doesn't finish doesn't pay — whitelisting LoopViewAD takes a few seconds and is the most common reason a session shows $0.
Play a demo spot — 10 seconds here, 30 in the real queue.
Your demo balance
The same two counters you'd see in the app.
Points balance
0
worth $0.00
Progress to the $30 cap
$0.00 / $30.00
At 10 points an ad, the cap works out to 3,000 finished ads in a month. The bar in the real app moves at exactly this rate.
Demo points aren't real and can't be withdrawn. Nothing here touches an account.
Questions
The ones people actually ask.
Is this actually going to pay me, or is it another scam?
Fair question — the category has earned its reputation. The honest answer is that the rate is low and we say so: a finished 30-second ad is worth one cent, and the ceiling is $30 a month ($50 if you clear every daily challenge). We publish the arithmetic on this page precisely because the sites that hide it are the ones you should worry about. If a cent an ad isn't worth your time, we'd rather you decide that now than after twenty hours.
Why cap it at $30 (or $50) instead of letting me earn more?
Because the ad budget is finite and shared. Without a ceiling, a small number of heavy accounts and automated farms would absorb most of it, and the only lever left would be cutting the rate per ad for everybody. The cap is how the rate stays at a cent. Clearing every daily challenge raises your personal ceiling to $50, but only because it requires far more ads finished that month — the extra payout comes from the extra advertiser revenue you generated, not out of anyone else's share.
How long until I can withdraw?
$5 is the minimum, which is 5,000 points, or 500 finished ads. At 45 minutes a day in a well-supplied region that's roughly a week. PayPal transfers land in one to three business days; gift card codes arrive by email.
Can I earn from anywhere in the world?
You can sign up from anywhere, but how much you can earn depends on how many advertisers are bidding for attention where you are. Points per ad are identical everywhere; what differs is how many ads are available to watch in a day. The calculator at the top of the page shows what that means for your region, and we open countries in waves as inventory supports it.
What happens to my data?
Advertisers get aggregate numbers — how many people in a region finished a spot. They don't get your name, email or contact details, and we don't sell them. We do need enough device and account signal to catch multi-accounting, because that directly protects the rate for everyone playing straight.
Do the daily challenges pay on top of the cap, or inside it?
Inside whichever cap applies to you. Bonuses are paid in points like everything else. Clear some but not all seven and they count toward the standard $30 cap — they get you there faster, they don't lift it. Clear all seven, Sunday's capstone included, and the picture changes: that month's cap itself rises to $50. Someone watching casually and ignoring challenges lands around $10.50 a month; picking off four of the seven puts them a bit over double that; clearing all seven takes them to the full $50, roughly 4.8 times as much. The comparison in the challenges section shows the arithmetic for all three. Nothing is lost by skipping a day; the board resets Monday.
Do points expire?
Not while your account is active. Unused points roll over month to month — your monthly cap ($30, or $50 if you clear every daily challenge) limits what you withdraw in a calendar month, not what you accumulate.
Create your account
Four fields. Then you're in the queue.
We onboard by region as ad inventory supports it, so pick your country and we'll email you the moment your queue opens. No card, no fee, nothing to cancel.
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One email when your region opens. Not a newsletter.
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Change your payout method any time before your first withdrawal.
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Delete your account and your data goes with it.
You're on the list
Contact
A real person answers these.
Pick the route that matches your question and it lands with whoever can actually resolve it. If it's about money that hasn't arrived, use the payouts address — it's monitored first.
Payouts & missing money
payouts@loopviewad.com
A withdrawal that hasn't landed, a rejected gift card code, points that didn't credit. Include your account email.
General support
support@loopviewad.com
Account access, challenges that didn't register, region availability, anything else.
Advertisers
advertise@loopviewad.com
Buying views, whether you're a national brand or the shop on the corner.
Privacy & data requests
privacy@loopviewad.com
Export or delete your data. We action these regardless of where you live.
Or send it here
Goes to the same inboxes. Use whichever you prefer.
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How it works
Three steps. No fine print at the end.
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1 30 seconds
Create your account
Name, email, country, and how you want to be paid. Free, and no card on file — we never charge you for anything.
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2 10 pts each
Stream ads
Short clips from Fortune 500 campaigns down to the taquería two blocks over. Watch one to the end, get your points. Skip early, get nothing — that's the whole rule.
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3 From $5
Cash out
PayPal in one to three business days, or a digital Visa gift card by email. Up to $30 per calendar month — $50 if you clear every daily challenge — and we don't take a cut of your balance.