How to Get Free CoD Points

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You can get 300 CoD points every two months with the free Battle Pass.
You can buy CoD points without spending your own money by getting the funds from Freecash.
Social media giveaways also provide a way to win CoD points, but unlike other suggestions, this is far from a guranteed method.

CoD may not have loot boxes anymore, but a decent skin still costs around $20. There are several ways to earn CoD Points without spending your own money, including a method that also works for getting free Valorant points, plus ways to get a small discount on points you do buy.

Earn 300 CoD Points Through the Free Battle Pass

Earning XP unlocks Battle Pass tiers whether you've purchased the pass or not, but only the free rewards are accessible. Those free rewards include 300 CoD Points, which accumulate at a rate of roughly one batch every two months per season.

Six seasons of play gets you enough for a basic skin, so combining this method with the one below speeds things up considerably.

Use Freecash Earnings to Buy CoD Points

Freecash is a platform where you earn money by completing simple tasks on your phone, like testing mobile games and completing paid surveys. It won't replace a salary, but it's a practical way to cover small purchases like CoD Points.

How much you earn depends on the tasks you complete, and you can withdraw using any of 20 cashout methods, including PayPal and bank transfer.

Signing up is free:

Create an account on Freecash, or log in instantly with Google or Facebook.
Go to the Earn page and pick a task offer, such as playing a mobile game.
Start the offer by tapping the green button in the pop-up, then complete the tasks. For games, this usually means reaching a set level.
A game offer page on Freecash showing a Play and Earn button with task requirements listed · August, 2025
Tap the "Play and Earn" button to download the game and start earning. | © Freecash
When ready to withdraw, go to the Cashout page and choose a payout method.
Use the funds to buy CoD Points.

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Call of Duty content creators run CoD Points giveaways regularly, most often on X (Twitter), but also across Discord, Instagram, and occasionally Facebook. Searching for CoD Points giveaways on these platforms a few times a week gives you a reasonable shot at entering at least one.

There's no guaranteed payout here, but the effort is minimal and wins tend to be substantial when they land.

Stretch Your Budget With Third-Party CoD Points Sellers

Third-party sellers often list CoD Points at a discount compared to the first-party store, with savings of up to 25% on some bundles. For anyone already using Freecash to fund purchases, routing that withdrawal through a third-party seller gets more points for the same spend.

A $20 withdrawal taken directly to a console or PC storefront nets 2,400 CoD Points. The same bundle at a third-party seller can cost as little as $15.

Third-party seller listing page showing CoD Points bundles at discounted prices — Third-party sellers list competing offers that can represent a meaningful saving over store prices. | © G2A

A quick Google search surfaces multiple competing listings, so comparing prices before buying takes under a minute.

Avoid CoD Points Generators — They're Scams

Any site offering a CoD Points generator is a scam designed to harvest personal data. None of them work, and that has always been the case. Skip them entirely.