In today’s post, I wanted to share my experience with CashBaron, a mobile app that’s been on my radar recently.

CashBaron is all about earning a bit of cash by completing offers and answering surveys. It’s a concept I’ve seen in many apps over the years, so naturally, I was curious to see how CashBaron stacks up against the competition.

CashBaron operates on a GPT (Get-Paid-To) model. To put it simply, you get rewards for participating in surveys and offers. The good news is, it’s a legitimate platform – they do pay you for the work you put in.

But here’s the catch.

Just because it pays, it doesn’t mean it’s necessarily worth your time. You have  to weigh the effort against the rewards.

I took a closer look at CashBaron to understand how it works, as I do with all of my reviews. It’s important to know what you’re getting into with these apps. Sure, you can make some money, but is the amount of time and effort you put in really justified by what you get out of it?

In today’s review, let’s dive in deep and see what it’s all about.

Who Can Join?

The app doesn’t explicitly say where it’s available, but it seems to have a pretty global reach. The best way to check if it’s available in your area is to search for it. If it pops up in your search results, you’re good to go.  If not, then you may have to look for something else.  I have written about a lot of survey sites in other countries such as Morocco and Saudi Arabia, for example.  Use the search tool above to see if you can find a list for your country.

Signing up is easy. Just install the app, open it, and choose how you want to sign in. You can either use your Google account or enter your own login details. Once you’re signed up, you can start earning coins right away. The process is straightforward and user-friendly, so getting started should be a breeze.

Now, let’s talk about how you can earn money with CashBaron.

#1 Earning with Paid Offers

The heart of CashBaron is its paid offers.

Once you’re logged in, you’re greeted with a bunch of offers to choose from. These mainly involve playing mobile games or downloading and trying out other apps. Here’s the thing, though – it’s not just about playing a game, either.  You often need to hit a specific level to earn your reward. This means you have to invest quite a bit of time in each offer.

When you do complete an offer, CashBaron rewards you with coins that go straight into your account. There’s a decent variety of offers, so running out of options to earn isn’t a concern here.

#2 Paid Surveys

Another feature of CashBaron is its paid surveys.

Like most survey sites, not every survey leads to coins in your pocket, either.

You log in, hit the “Surveys” section, and start with some qualifying questions. These initial questions determine if you’re the right fit for the survey. If you qualify, great.  You get to take the survey and earn coins. If not, well, you just have to try your luck with the next one.  When you are disqualified, you will not earn any coins, but again, this is standard in the industry.

During my time with CashBaron, surveys weren’t plentiful, and qualifying for one felt like a stroke of luck. Patience is key here, and honestly, it’s not the most reliable way to earn.

#3 Refer Your Friends

With the referral program, you get a chance to earn by promoting the app. It’s pretty straightforward, too. You invite someone to join, share your unique referral code with them, and remind them to use it when signing up.

When they register and use your code, they become your referral and get a welcome bonus of 250 coins. You will then earn a 15% commission each time they complete a survey on CashBaron.

However, this isn’t the most lucrative deal. Your earnings are solely based on whether your referral completes surveys. And as you might remember, qualifying for surveys on this app can be a bit tricky.

To be honest, I’m not overly enthusiastic about recommending CashBaron to friends, but that’s just my take.

How Much Can I Make?

Honestly, don’t expect to make a fortune.

For paid offers, you’re looking at rewards between 100 to 400~ coins per task, which translates to about $0.10 to $0.40. The amount can vary based on where you live, but regardless, it won’t be much.

Paid surveys, however, offer more, around 500 to 2,500 coins, but there’s a catch. Qualifying for these surveys isn’t a piece of cake, and unfortunately, CashBaron doesn’t have the highest qualifying rate. Relying solely on paid offers means it’ll take quite a while to hit the payout threshold. That’s why I’d say the app’s earning potential isn’t something to get too excited about.

It’s a test of patience and time.

If you’re looking for a quick way to earn, CashBaron might not be the top choice. I’d hesitate to recommend it if you’re aiming for efficient earnings.

Cashing Out

Now, about those coins you’ve been earning.

When it comes to cashing out, you have options when it comes to turning these coins into something more tangible.

The app lets you convert your coins into cash via PayPal or various cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, Ethereum or LiteCoin, to name a few. For either option, you need at least 10,000 coins, which is equivalent to a $10 payout.  You can also choose from a variety of gift cards, too, such as Xbox and Amazon.

While the process of cashing out is quite straightforward, the payout threshold is a bit steep compared to other GPT sites and apps. If you’re looking for something with a quicker payout, it might be worth exploring other sites or apps that let you cash out faster.

The Pros:

• easy to use
• PayPal and cryptocurrency cash out
• Globally available

The Cons:

• low earning potential
• high payout threshold
• survey accessibility issues
• poor customer service

Final Thoughts

In my view, CashBaron is an okay app, but it’s not the best out there, especially when you stack it up against more popular GPT sites and apps. Its main issues seem to be the low rewards and the high threshold for payouts.  This simply means that you will be investing a lot of time for relatively small returns.

If you’re serious about making money through surveys and offers, you might want to explore other options. There are plenty of sites and apps with better earning potential, where your time and effort could lead to more significant rewards. Check out the top-rated survey and GPT sites in your country for potentially better opportunities using my search above. These platforms generally offer good earning potential, so you can expect to see more substantial returns for your time.

In the end, I would say skip it, but you will get paid if you duke it out.  I just don’t think it’s worth your time.

That’s going to do it for now.

As always, if you want to chime in on your experience, feel free to so below.