Grass introduction
Grass is a super simple app that lets you earn rewards by sharing your unused internet bandwidth with the Grass network. It runs quietly in the background, earning you rewards by sharing your unused Internet bandwidth with verified businesses that use it to improve their online services.
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Grass uses only a tiny portion of your idle network—up to 0.3%—so it won’t slow down your regular internet activities. Plus, it’s designed with privacy in mind, meaning it won’t access your personal data or invade your privacy. The network resources collected are later sold to vetted companies or institutions that have been carefully reviewed and approved by Wynd Network, ensuring they’re not used for any illegal purposes.
Wynd Network, the Canadian team behind Grass, has already secured two funding rounds: $1 million and $3.5 million. This backing helps reinforce the company’s commitment to responsible data use and secure network sharing.
Overall, it’s a practical option if you’re looking to earn passive income with minimal impact on your internet usage.
Points issues
Earning points couldn’t be easier! Just keep your browser open with the extension running, and it will automatically gather points for you without interrupting your usual online activities. From my experience, the extension uses very little data—no more than 50MB per day—so it won’t slow down your browsing or impact your data plan.
Plus, if you prefer, there’s a dedicated app you can download instead of using the browser extension. It’s a great option for those who want to keep earning points without worrying about browser settings.
| Network Quality | Points earned |
| Network Quality 100% | 100 points per hour / 2.4k points per day |
| Network Quality 75% | 75 points per hour / 1.8k points per day |
| Network Quality 56% | 56 points per hour / 1.344k points per day |
| Network Quality 34% | 34 points per hour / 0.816k points per day |
To avoid triggering anti-fraud controls, don’t set up multiple accounts on the same network or run multiple plugins at once. A smarter way to maximize your points and rewards is to use different network IPs and devices, all connected to a single account. This setup makes it easier to keep track of your points and boosts your activity level, which can lead to better rewards.
Think of it as a way to play it safe while still getting the most out of the system.
