To use Slice, you’ll need to install the browser extension. As far as I know, you can install it on chrome, edge, opera and firefox. Once you’ve installed the Slice browser extension and linked it with your Slice account, you’ll see small ads at the bottom right of your screen, whenever you browse on the internet. Each time you see an ad, you’ll be rewarded with Slices. You’ll only see ads, whenever you’re on a search results page, so you don’t need to worry about your website experience degrading. 1000 slices is 1 USD.

I have the extension on my secondary browser microsoft edge. I mostly use microsoft edge for the microsoft rewards program as well as for Serpclix, so I use it for no more than 10-15 minutes a day. From the ads alone, I make about 5 slices a day. Since I live in Switzerland, I don’t see too many ads on Slice, so earnings could be higher or lower for you depending on where you live.

Slice also has a daily bonus reward. That’s where I’m currently making most of my Slices. If you log into your dashboard, you’ll receive some slices. The bonus is based on how long your streak is, starting from 1 slice on day 1 and capping out at 30 slices on day 30 and onwards. This means you can make up to $0.03 a day, just by logging onto the dashboard.

Once you’ve earned some slices, you’ll have to wait 30 days until you can withdraw them. Slice says they do this to prevent fraud.

You can withdraw slices to paypal, to bitcoin lightning or to gift cards.

You need at least 50 slices in order to withdraw through bitcoin lightning and at least 300 slices to withdraw through paypal. Keep in mind that there’s a fee when withdrawing through paypal. When I checked, there was always a minimum fee of 250 slices ($0.25).

I haven’t withdrawn anything from Slice yet, so I can’t say how long a withdrawal would take.