Short answer: yes, Mistplay is legit. It's a real company that has paid out a large amount in gift cards, and its terms are public. But it's a rewards app for people who already like mobile games, not a job, and its rules on age, expiring units and ID checks are stricter than most reviews mention.
If you've seen a pin promising you'll "get paid to play games," this review shows what Mistplay actually offers, what its own terms say, and what real users complain about.
How we reviewed it: we read Mistplay's homepage and full terms of use, and its Trustpilot reviews, in October 2026. Nobody at Dollarberg has cashed out on Mistplay, so we're reporting what the company and its users say rather than claiming a test.
What Is Mistplay?
Mistplay is a play-to-earn app. You install mobile games through it, play them, and earn points (called units on Android) that you trade for rewards.
Mistplay's homepage says it has 50M+ players worldwide and reports more than $205 million in reward value redeemed to date (Mistplay, checked October 2026). It's available on both Android and iOS. Business databases list the company as founded in 2016 and based in Montreal (CB Insights).
Is Mistplay Legit or a Scam?
Mistplay is legit in the sense that matters: it's an established company and people do receive rewards. On Trustpilot it holds a TrustScore of 4.1 out of 5 from about 5,600 reviews, with 63% five-star and 16% one-star ratings (Trustpilot, checked October 2026).
The one-star reviews matter, though. The most common complaints are:
Accounts suspended or points withheld without a clear reason.
Games that don't register progress, so points never arrive.
Slow point earning, especially after the first few days.
Confusion about gems and loyalty tiers.
So: not a scam, but not risk-free either. Treat your points as "maybe money" until they're redeemed.
How Mistplay Works
Download Mistplay from Google Play or the App Store and create an account.
Pick games from its list. Mistplay recommends games and shows how many points each can earn.
Play and hit milestones. Points come from playtime, game milestones and daily streaks, according to Mistplay's homepage.
Redeem in the shop. Trade points for gift cards or prepaid cards.
Mistplay says most rewards are processed within an hour, and it reports an average of 3 hours to a first payout. Those are the company's own figures.
How Much Can You Earn With Mistplay?
Mistplay pays in rewards, not wages. There's no hourly rate, and Mistplay doesn't publish typical earnings per hour.
