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From here, Google distributes films, games, books, but mostly: apps.

Do some digging yourself.Google PLAY is Google's official store for Android smartphones and tablets.

These types of offers aren’t always visible in the apps themselves, so keep an eye on news and deals sites to know when they pop up and how to access them. At the time of this writing, YouTube Premium subscribers can get a Nest Mini for free ( via this link), and Nest Aware subscribers can get a Nest Hub (which appears to be over email invitation)-handy deals if you already use one of those services. Sometimes, it seems like Google gives away Nest Minis like candy. It’s probably not the app for privacy advocates, but you won’t be punished for declining surveys you aren’t comfortable with, and it can rack up rewards pretty quickly. Most of the time, it’s just trying to improve Google’s data in Maps (asking you if you visited a certain location), search improvements (what were you trying to find when you searched for “watch men”?), or whether you used your credit card at a certain store. If you aren’t familiar with Google Opinion Rewards, it’s basically an app that occasionally sends you super-quick surveys that can get you Google Play credit ( on Android) or PayPal credit ( on iOS). Rack up credit from Google Opinion Rewards I was able to redeem all of these on my older Chromebook without a problem, though your mileage may vary. They come and go, but at the time of this writing, there are some great freebies available, including 100GB of Google One storage for a year and free downloads of DOOM, DOOM II, Stardew Valley, and Duet Display-all of which work on Android phones and tablets as well as Chromebooks.

If you have a Chromebook, Google offers some pretty sweet perks. These don’t seem to appear as often as they used to, but the option is still there, so it’s worth checking once in a while. In the Home app (for Android or iOS), tap the plus button in the upper left corner, then choose Offers. Now that Chromecast has been combined with other smart products in the Home app, these offers have moved to a hard-to-find spot.

Once upon a time, Google offered regular movie rentals and other perks for free if you had a Chromecast.