Is the new get-paid-to app ProGamer – Play & Feedback legit or a scam?
If you’ve ever spent time playing mobile games and thought, I wish I could get paid for this, you’re not alone. I recently came across ProGamer, an app that claims to pay users for playing games. Naturally, I had to check it out because, let’s be real—most apps that promise to pay you end up being a waste of time.
So, is ProGamer actually legit? Can you really make money with it? Or is it just another scam that leaves you frustrated? I tested it myself, and here’s what I found.
What Is ProGamer: Legit or a Scam?
ProGamer is a mobile app available on iOS that lets you earn money by playing games. The idea is simple: you download and play the games they feature, rack up points, and then cash out via PayPal. The app also has a “goal bar” system that appears to offer bonus rewards as you accumulate points.
At first glance, it looks a lot like JustPlay and PlayHive, which are well-known apps in this space. But there are some key differences, and not all of them are great.
How Does ProGamer Work?
Getting started is easy:
- Download the app from the App Store.
- Create an account (just basic sign-up stuff).
- Choose a game to play from their list.
- Earn points for the time you spend playing.
- Cash out your earnings through PayPal.
Sounds easy, right? Well, there’s more to it than that. The points you earn don’t instantly convert into money. They update every three hours, which means you have to wait to see how much they’re actually worth.
How Much Money Can You Make?
This is the big question. After testing it, I found that the conversion rate fluctuates, but here’s what I was able to determine:
- 5,559 points converted to $0.048
- 50,576 points converted to $0.38
Based on this, you’re looking at about 130,000+ points to earn $1—which is a lot of gameplay.
For context, I tested a strategy where I farmed ads by minimizing and reopening the game every few minutes. In 15 minutes, I earned about 20,000 points, which translated to roughly $0.15-$0.20 per hour.
So no, you’re not getting rich off this app. But if you’re already playing mobile games, it’s a little extra pocket change.
ProGame Payment proof
How Do You Cash Out?
ProGamer offers PayPal cashouts starting at just $0.05, which is super low and a good sign. I tested two withdrawals:
- My first cashout of $0.06 arrived in minutes.
- My second cashout of $0.38 was also instant.
While they claim it can take 3-5 business days, all my payments arrived almost immediately. However, they send payments as actual transactions (not “friends and family”), meaning PayPal fees could apply for larger withdrawals.
Is ProGamer Legit or a Scam?
From my testing, ProGamer is legit in the sense that it does pay, and you can cash out quickly. However, there are some red flags:
- Low earnings – You’re making pennies per hour.
- App description is misleading – It suggests you “test” games, but there’s no feedback system.
- Odd inconsistencies – The “About” section of the app seems recycled from something else.
- Very few App Store reviews – Despite claiming 500,000 users, the app only has about 40 reviews.
So while it’s not a scam, it’s also not a game-changer for making money. It’s best for casual gamers who don’t mind a slow trickle of earnings.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
✔ Free to use ✔ No sign-up bonus gimmicks or fake promises ✔ PayPal cashout as low as $0.05 ✔ Instant payments (in my experience)
Cons:
❌ Very low earnings rate ❌ Repetitive gameplay needed to earn anything meaningful ❌ The app’s branding and About section feel rushed
FAQ
How long does it take to earn $1 on ProGamer?
Based on testing, it could take 6-8 hours of active play, depending on the game and ad frequency.
Are there any hidden fees?
No fees from ProGamer itself, but since payments come as transactions, PayPal might take a small cut.
Does ProGamer really pay instantly?
For me, yes! Both of my withdrawals arrived within minutes, though they say it can take up to 5 business days.
Is ProGamer better than JustPlay or PlayHive?
Not really. JustPlay and PlayHive offer similar or better earning rates with more game variety.
Final Verdict
ProGamer is a legit but low-paying app. If you’re looking for a fun way to earn some spare change while playing games, it works. But if you’re hoping to make anything substantial, this isn’t the app for you.
Have you tried ProGamer? Do you think it is legit or a scam? Let me know your experience in the comments!
