In this guide, you will learn a few legit ways to discover paid apps that you can grab for free — directly or indirectly. The premise is simple yet very effective. Google has its survey app where it will ask you some questions and offer Play Store credits for answering them.
These questions could pertain to your experience with using different Google products like Maps, Search, YouTube, and so on. Would you like to watch more football videos? Did you enjoy a particular restaurant? How was your trip?
Google uses the feedback to show more relevant content to you. You will receive a notification when a survey is available. You'll have to complete it quickly since those surveys come with a time limit.
I think it's a win-win situation. You get targeted results, Google gets to know you better and show targeted content and ads, and you get rewarded with Play Store credits. You can use these credits to buy apps, eBooks, and movies. No, you cannot cash them out. Quite a legitimate way to earn credits by taking a break from anything. Also, those surveys often require a few taps and barely take half a minute.
Note that survey frequency, questions, and reward amount will vary based on your location, feedback, Google product usage, and other variables. AppSales is a price tracker app for keeping a watch on the prices of apps. There are four tabs. The first one will show a highlight of which apps are currently on sale.
They are listed day-wise. The second tab will show all the latest apps that have gone recently on sale. The third tab will feature only paid apps that are currently free. The last one is my favorite. You can customize the search results using filters like discount price, a number of downloads, minimum rating, and hide apps with ads or expiry.
You can also change location because apps go on sale in different locations at different times! Finally, you can create a custom filter with keywords.
You can always tweak it later. A simple to use app that can end up saving you a few dollars often. App sales is anther cool way to procure paid apps for free from Google Play Store, but AppsFree offers a better way.
A lot of these apps are not worth your time or effort. I am talking about new apps which may not be good enough, or ones that you have already rejected the last time they were free. AppsFree wants to solve this problem with a simple swipe of your finger.
There is a single list with limited filters at your disposal. I like the Dismissed list. Just swipe right, and you will never see that app again the next time it is free. There is no way to track apps on sale, though.
However, you can view the Dismissed list whenever you have a change of heart. Some paid apps are offered by their owners for free for certain periods. You can check with freeapps. Also, you can use the now popular Amazon Underground feature which allows users to download paid apps and use them without paying a single cent. Amazon achieves this by paying a fee for the apps so that the users can enjoy them for free.
It is among the most common methods these days. Sign in. Log into your account. Privacy Policy. Password recovery. Forgot your password? Get help. Technology Sage. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Reject Read More.
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