BuckJoy has closed
The BuckJoy website is gone, and the app is no longer on Google Play. You cannot join or earn on it now. I keep my review below as a record. The apps and sites I would pick instead are further down.
BuckJoy was an Android app that paid you coins for surveys and offers. It has now closed. I tested it myself before that. Below is what I found, and which apps and sites I would pick instead.
Tested by Mikael (EarnWithMike)Founder and lead testerMikael founded PaidFromSurveys in 2016 and has personally tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites since then. He shows his tests and payment proof to 555K+ subscribers on his YouTube channel, EarnWithMike. He tested BuckJoy himself and does not earn a commission from it.Learn more about Mikael
BuckJoy has closed
BuckJoy has closed, so you can no longer earn on it. When it was running, it was legit, but it had few ways to earn and low rewards.
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The short answer
BuckJoy has closed. Its website is gone and the app is no longer on Google Play. You can no longer join or earn there.
When it was running, it was legit, because you could really earn rewards from it. But it had few ways to earn and low rewards, a bad combination for a GPT app, so I did not recommend it.
- Was available more or less worldwide
- Paid through PayPal or a prepaid Visa card from $5
- Easy to use, with no annoying pop-up ads
- BuckJoy has closed
- Limited earning opportunities
- Low rewards
- Only worked on Android, and was still in beta on Google Play
My experience with BuckJoy
I installed BuckJoy, signed up and went through its surveys, offerwalls, referral program and payout options. This is what I did myself, and what I did not test.
- First tested
- April 2025Review first published Apr 1, 2025
- Status
- ClosedThe website is gone and the app is no longer on Google Play
- Offerwalls
- Only threeWhere I live, other GPT apps usually have around 5 to 8
- Device
- Android onlyNo iOS app and no desktop version
- Installing the app and signing up
- The survey providers in the Answer Surveys section
- The offerwalls
- The referral program
- The payout options
- The Help section in the app
- A payout. My review does not show a cashout from BuckJoy.
- How fast support replies by email.
My BuckJoy test in screenshots
These screenshots are from my test of BuckJoy when it was running.
Screenshots from my test
BuckJoy has closed. The top survey and GPT sites in your country are still open, and many of them have far more ways to earn.
See the best alternativesBuckJoy at a glance
| What it was | A Get-Paid-To (GPT) app for Android |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed. The website is gone and the app is no longer on Google Play. |
| Ways to earn | Paid surveys, offerwalls and a referral program |
| Currency | Coins. 1,000 coins were worth $1. |
| Minimum cashout | 5,000 coins ($5) |
| Payout methods | PayPal or a prepaid Visa card |
| Where you could join | More or less worldwide, on Android |
| Sign-up | With your Google or Facebook account |
| App | Android only, still in beta on Google Play. No iOS app and no desktop version. |
| Support | A Help section in the app and email (support@buckjoy.app) |
Was BuckJoy legit and safe?
BuckJoy has closed, so you can no longer join or earn on it. When it was running, it was legit, because you could really earn rewards from it. These were the catches.
- It has closed
The BuckJoy website is gone, and the app is no longer on Google Play.
- Few ways to earn and low rewards
When I tested it, there were few survey providers and only three offerwalls, and the rewards were low. It took a long time to earn a decent amount.
- Still in beta on Google Play
Because the app was in beta mode, you could not see any user reviews of it on Google Play. App developers often use this mode to avoid bad reviews. I am not sure that was the intent here, but it was worth knowing.
- Android only
There was no iOS app and no desktop version, so you needed an Android phone or tablet.
My takeBuckJoy has closed, so it is no longer an option. Even when it was running, I did not recommend it, because its earning potential was simply too low. See the alternatives below.
How you earned on BuckJoy
There were 3 ways to earn coins. Tap one to read more.
Paid surveysLow rewards
In the Answer Surveys section, you picked one of BuckJoy’s survey providers. The first time, you set up your profile there, so the provider could see if it had surveys for you.
Then you answered the qualifying questions of a survey. If you qualified, you answered the survey. If not, you moved on to the next one. When I tested the app, there were not a lot of survey providers, so the opportunities were quite limited.
OfferwallsLow rewards
Offerwalls are like a bulletin board of paid offers: tasks such as signing up for free trials, playing mobile games, answering surveys and watching videos. On BuckJoy, most offers asked you to play mobile games.
You had to follow every instruction of an offer to earn the reward. There were not a lot of offerwalls when I tested the app, which surprised me, because offerwalls are usually where GPT apps have the most to do.
Referral program10% commission
You shared your referral link. When someone registered through it, you received a 10% commission every time they earned from the app.
It was a decent rate, but only useful if the people you invited really wanted to earn on this app, and BuckJoy was not really something worth recommending to other people.
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How much could you make?
Not a lot. The earning opportunities were quite limited. Where I live, GPT apps normally have around 5 to 8 offerwalls, but BuckJoy had only three.
The rewards were also quite low, so it took some time to earn a decent amount. Low rewards and few ways to earn are a bad combination for a GPT app, which is why I considered its earning potential quite low.
How BuckJoy paid
Every way to earn paid you coins. 1,000 coins were worth $1, and you could cash out from 5,000 coins ($5).
| Method | Minimum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PayPal | 5,000 coins ($5) | Cash |
| Prepaid Visa card | 5,000 coins ($5) | A convenient option that many apps do not offer |
It was a relatively straightforward payout system. For more apps and sites that pay in prepaid Visa cards, see the top sites that pay in prepaid Visa cards.
BuckJoy alternatives I have tested
| Site | Best for | Min. cashout | My rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freecash | Offers and games, next to surveys | $5 | 4.2 / 5 |
| Swagbucks | Many daily ways to earn, on the web and in an app | About $5 PayPal | 4.3 / 5 |
| AttaPoll | Survey app for Android and iOS | $4 | 3.3 / 5 |
| JumpTask | Small tasks, many payout options | $0.50 | 3.4 / 5 |
For more apps, see the best paid survey apps, or the best money-making apps for iOS. For the best options where you live, see the top survey and GPT sites in your country.
How I scored BuckJoy
I use the same 100-point system for every platform. See how I test and rate.
BuckJoy scored 36 out of 100 before it closed. To earn today, see these sites.
See the best alternativesBuckJoy FAQ
Is BuckJoy still running?
No. The BuckJoy website is gone, and the app is no longer on Google Play. You cannot join or earn there now.
Was BuckJoy legit?
Yes. You could really earn rewards from it. But it had few ways to earn and low rewards, so I did not recommend it.
How did BuckJoy pay?
Through PayPal or a prepaid Visa card, from 5,000 coins ($5). 1,000 coins were worth $1.
How did you earn on BuckJoy?
Through paid surveys, offerwalls and the referral program, which paid a 10% commission on what your referrals earned.
Was BuckJoy available on iPhone?
No. It was an Android app, still in beta on Google Play, and there was no desktop version.
What are good alternatives to BuckJoy?
See Freecash, Swagbucks, AttaPoll or JumpTask in the alternatives above, or the top survey and GPT sites in your country.
Who tested BuckJoy for this review
Founder of PaidFromSurveys.com since 2016. Mikael has tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites and shares his tests with 555K+ subscribers on YouTube (October 2026).
If you have any comments, questions, or experiences with BuckJoy, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.