A money quiz game about limits, not winnings

No real money is involved, just curiosity and self-reflection. This is a money quiz game built around hypothetical scenarios. Each question presents a situation (sometimes funny, sometimes thought-provoking) and asks you to name your price.

Would you do it for $100? $1 million? Or is it simply priceless to you? It's a game of imagination and honest self-assessment.

What this is NOT

Let's be clear about what PlayMoneyQuiz isn't:

• Not a "win money" quiz. You cannot win or earn real money here.
• Not a finance trivia game. We don't test your knowledge of stocks, crypto, or economics.
• No payouts, prizes, or gambling. This is purely entertainment and self-discovery.

The power of the question

"How much money would it take for you to...?"

This question is powerful because money is the universal measuring stick. It forces you to quantify things that normally feel abstract: comfort, dignity, adventure, fear. By putting a price tag on hypothetical scenarios, you learn what you truly value and where your real limits lie.

How Playmoneyquiz works?

You're presented with a hypothetical scenario and a simple slider ranging from $10 to $100 million (or "Priceless" if no amount would convince you). Pick your price, submit your answer, and instantly see how you compare to everyone else who answered.

Then move on to the next question. It's quick, addictive, and surprisingly revealing.

Why people play Playmoneyquiz

Comparison. See if you're more or less "expensive" than average.

Curiosity. Wonder how others would answer the same wild questions.

Self-reflection. Discover your own values and limits through honest answers.

Humor. Some questions are just fun to think about.

Why we exist?

Money is more than currency. It's a language we all speak. When we ask "how much would it take?", we're really asking about priorities, fears, dreams, and boundaries.

PlayMoneyQuiz exists to spark those conversations, whether with yourself or with friends. It's a playful way to explore the uncomfortable truth that everything has a price, or to discover the things that truly don't.

Your data

When you play without an account, we use a session ID to track your answers locally. If you create an account, your answers are saved to your profile so you can track your history and compete on leaderboards.

We use your answers to calculate aggregate statistics (averages, medians, response counts) that everyone sees. Your individual answers are never shown publicly to other users.