A few months ago, the Russian providers PayupVideo and Worker cash They've tried to earn a few cents on the side using a simple method on their phones: watching YouTube videos. However, the concept doesn't seem to be working out for either of them. Lucky Watch now wants to change that. Will they succeed, and what will they do? Lucky Watch What makes it different, I will try to explain in more detail in this post.
Lucky Watch – first impressions
According to their own Telegram channel, the service launched on September 1, 2025. The principle behind the service is similar to that of PayupVideo and Workercash. You watch hundreds of YouTube videos for 15 seconds and receive payment for it. And before some of you start seeing dollar signs: it's only a fraction of a cent per video. More on that later.
I like the website's layout. Everything is clear and uncluttered. And here's the first point that stands out compared to the others: While PayupVideo and Workercash allowed you to watch videos on your home browser on your laptop or PC, this one doesn't. Lucky Watch It focuses entirely on the mobile experience. There's a reason for this.
Macrodroid as an automation aid
Currently, you can watch 400 videos per day. For now. Depending on the content, this number could increase in the coming weeks and months. But try watching 400 videos a day manually on your computer – just to earn 12 cents at the end of the day. Since no sane person would do that, there's an automation tool: the free app. Macrodroid, which are exclusively available for Android systems. Lucky Watch Their website offers a script that can be saved to the Macrodroid app. And then the magic begins. The script automatically starts the videos, closes the browser after 15 seconds, and opens the next video automatically – and so on… 🙂 This makes it easy to watch all 400 videos. But be careful: A CAPTCHA window appears at regular intervals, which must be completed. Otherwise, you can't proceed. Therefore, the system doesn't run completely autonomously.
Perhaps a small point here as to why everything was done right again: With Lucky Watch, the script has worked from the start. No freezes or dropouts. The scripts of the other two providers were constantly changed and are now offered in 3 different versions, all 3 of which (at least for me) are not stable.
The thing about Clover Coins
So. Now I come to the point that the guys from Lucky Watch (incidentally, this also applies to Russians) compared to the other two systems different There was a so-called level system in place. This meant that the more videos you watched, the higher your level. As a result, you received a higher percentage of your earnings. However, combined with all the referral payouts, this system didn't seem to work out perfectly. Although they later tried to rectify the situation by disabling the levels, users are still complaining about payout delays of up to several weeks.
At Lucky Watch There's no level system. Instead, for each video watched, you receive Clover Coins in addition to the mini-cents. These can be redeemed in the in-house shop for various extra services. These include fixed dollar amounts, a percentage increase in earnings, or even the waiver of withdrawal fees. Currently, if you were to withdraw your balance as TRX, as I did, there would be an additional 15-cent fee. However, this fee can be avoided by redeeming Clover Coins.
My conclusion
I'm a naturally curious person. If there's something new, I try it out. Even though I've learned my lessons from PayupVideo and Workercash. Lucky Watch I see nothing positive about this. The attention to detail in the website's programming and the careful handling of its funds alone show me that the operators of this site want to do things right. While I haven't requested a payout myself yet, there are hardly any negative reports of missing payments in their Telegram channel.
Of course, I'll keep you updated on further information from Lucky Watch.