The real challenge is that because it’s an incentive program open to literally everyone who is online, the rewards are modest and it takes a lot of work to earn them. For example, each Bing search you do (while logged in to your Microsoft account) is worth 5 points, to a max of 10 searches each day.
A frequent inquiry we ran across in our research was “Is Bing Rewards worth it?”.
One answer is, well, if you are already using Bing as your primary search engine, then using Bing Rewards is definitely worth trying out as it does not make you go out of your way to “ work” for the rewards. Just make regular searches using Bing to earn points or credits (You even don’t have to click and enter websites).
How can I earn Bing points quickly?
To help you earn points more quickly, Microsoft offers bonus rewards if you use Bing multiple days in a row, so that’s worth checking out too. Scroll down a bit more and you can see my current status with the reward I chose:.
Can you really make money searching Bing?
You can use any browser that uses the Bing search engine, although Microsoft Edge is the most popular. You get paid in “points”, and 1 point is worth about $0.001 (one-tenth of a cent). For every search you perform, you’ll earn 5 points. There are two “status” levels you can achieve.
I have been using it as my main search engine for 7+ years and never had an issue with it. I started using it for Big Rewards (now rebranded to Microsoft Rewards) which are points given to you just for searching stuff on Bing. I have gotten over $125 worth of gift cards from literally just doing my normal internet searches .
What is give with Bing and how does it work?
Recently, Microsoft also introduced a way to use the search option. They call this “Give with Bing”. It works more or less as the regular search option but instead of earning rewards for yourself, your Bing searches will earn rewards points that will automatically be donated directly to a charity cause.