From Learning to Earning: My Journey with Daily Paying Apps

When I began developing my app, it was purely with the intent to enhance my developer skills. I built it entirely free, without ads or in-app purchases. However, a swift change in plans came when I released it publicly, just hours after completing it. This hasty decision nearly landed me a free learning experience in app publishing.

Initial Public Release and unexpected Success

Even before the app was ready, I made it available to the public in the Google Play Store just to observe the process. To my surprise, the app was quickly downloaded, and a handful of users started using it. I decided to take this more seriously and released a new, more comprehensive version.

As the app gained traction, I observed something intriguing: the more I improved and updated the app, the more users it attracted. After a few days, the app was swiftly gaining 1000-2000 active users, and I was amazed by this rapid success.

Earning with Ad-Based Revenue

A few weeks later, I began to think about monetizing the app. Initially, I integrated AdMob banners to generate some ad-based revenue. To my amazement, I started earning money even from the first version of the app. This boosted my confidence and encouraged me to continue developing the app further.

Integrating In-App Purchases

Next, I focused on in-app purchases. The plan was to introduce premium features that users could unlock with a cost. After implementing the in-app purchase functionality, the app continued to see growth. Each small improvement seemed to contribute to the app's success.

I'm now in my first year in the app's development cycle, and I've noticed a significant decline in user installs. But, throughout this journey, I've learned many valuable skills and discovered that even a free app can be financially rewarding.

League11: Daily Earning through Fantasy Sports Platform

League11 is another platform that can be seen as a daily paying app, but it's important to understand that it's a fantasy sports platform rather than a guaranteed money-making app. Users participate in fantasy sports contests by forming teams of real-life players and earning points based on their actual performance in matches.

Winning contests requires a blend of skill and a bit of luck. There’s no guarantee you'll earn money. As is the case with all gaming and fantasy sports platforms, there's always a risk involved.

Key Considerations for League11

Legal Risks: Fantasy sports involving real money hauls can be illegal in some regions. Make sure to check local laws before participating. Financial Risk: Most contests require a monetary investment. Only invest what you can afford to lose. Time Commitment: Researching players, creating teams, and tracking matches can be time-consuming. Alternatives: There are many other fantasy sports platforms available, each with its own features and fees. Consider comparing them before making a decision.

With all these factors in mind, it’s crucial to weigh the potential rewards against the risks and invest time and effort wisely. Whether it's through daily paying apps or platforms like League11, understanding the landscape and making informed choices is key to successful monetization.