V-Bucks in Fortnite
Kylo Smith

How to Get Free V-Bucks In Fortnite

The best thing in life is not always free, but what if the free money gets doubled with free money… I am talking about none other than Fortnite’s V-Bucks.

We all know that Fortnite V-Bucks is the Battle Royale’s in-game currency that is needed to purchase emotes, Battle Passes, gliders, cosmetics, and all your favorite loot in Fortnite’s Battle Royale being in the Creative and Save the World modes.

So, if you’ve enough real-world money, then you can buy as many V-Bucks as you can… want some for free?

Well, I know how to get free V-Bucks in Fortnite; keep reading this write-up and pick some bucks for free.

Note: Make sure you don’t fall prey to fake sites which offer to give you ‘free V-Bucks,’ they are likely a scam, and you could end up giving away your personal information to cybercriminals.

So, my advice is… always to play safe and opt for legitimate ways only – even if it requires hard work!

Thankfully, there’re a number of ways to get free V-Bucks; some are easier while some are not. I have tried and tested a couple of them, and they all worked for me, so if you want to know all the ways to earn Fortnite V-Bucks for free, make sure you’re going through this handy guide till the end.

Don’t know how much you will save in getting free V-Bucks in Fortnite? Here’s how much Fortnite V-Bucks cost?

What Are FORTNITE V-BUCKS?

Although the highly successful Battle Royal Game Fortnite from Epic is free to play, it is understandable that Epic had to come up with ways to make money from the hundreds of thousands of people who play the game regularly.

One of the ways is Fortnite’s virtual currency called  V-Bucks. V.Bucks, as you may have already guessed, is a virtual currency in Fortnite that you can get in multiple ways, including in exchange for actual money. With V-Bucks, players can purchase cosmetic enhancements for their character.

 Unfortunately, V-Bucks are no good for getting anything that will give you a competitive advantage in the game, so you will be limited to spending your hard-earned in-game digital currency to improve the look of your character. You can buy emotes with V-Bucks too. Nonetheless,  Fortnite V-Bucks can also be put to use for attaining  Battle Passes, which is a tiered system every season that allows participants to unlock and complete various challenges to win more V-Bucks. 

Frequently V-Bucks are on sale, which makes them more affordable, and there are also some ways to get V-Bucks for free, which we discuss in this article. So, now that you know how valuable V-Bucks are, you can follow our guide on how to score some Fortnite currency without spending your real cash.

How much does it cost to buy Fortnite V-Bucks? 

Fortnite V-Bucks cost

First things first, if you want to buy Fortnite free V-Bucks and don’t mind paying, then here’s how wealthy you should be; 

Here are the prices:

  • 1,000 V-Bucks – £7.99 / $9.99 
  • 2,500 V-Buck (+300 bonus) – £19.99 / $24.99 
  • 4,000 V-Bucks (+1,000 bonus) – £29.99 / $59.99 
  • 10,000 V-Bucks (+3,500 bonus) – £79.99 / $99.99 

And, with these V-Bucks, you can buy customization items, including Gliders, Outfits, Emotes, and Battle Passes in the Battle Royale and Creative. 

However, other than your favorite items, you can also use the same V-Bucks in Save the World mode… so that you can buy Heroes, X-Ray Llamas, and other loot. 

And yes, don’t forget that items purchased with VBucks cannot transfer between Save the World and Battle Royale.

So, ready to roll free V-Bucks in Fortnite? 

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Daily log-ins – it’ll never get easier!

As I said, daily log-ins are the easiest way of earning free V-Bucks. You may ask how? It’s simple; this in-game currency can be earned every time you log in to Fortnite – only if you keep resetting the counter every day. 

Saddle, being the most straightforward way out there, earning via daily log-ins is probably the slowest method, so if you’re short of time, go to my following suggested method. 

I have earned enough with this workaround… so taking the 100% guarantee of this, so don’t forget to try this out, and yes, do reflect in the comment section. 

Battle Pass challenges – the longer, the better

Want to access Save the World mode? 

I got your back!

No, no, you don’t need to invest your real-life bucks to purchase Fortnite’s battle pass to earn V-Bucks… but we cannot ignore the fact that having a battle pass guarantees a better chance of getting more V-Bucks. 

However, you could have used the money you spent on a battle pass to buy V-Bucks directly.

Anyway, get back to free playing, as we all know that Fortnite lets players access three weekly challenges (more if they have a battle pass). These challenges range from “kill x number of players” to “collect x amount of wood.” 

So, keep completing these challenges and earn battle stars which eventually help you level up your chances of winning a free battle pass Fortnite. 

Ranking up your battle pass will not only unlock rewards in terms of gliders, skins, pickaxes, and emotes – but also, you will be rewarded with 100 V-Bucks. 

Again, this method takes a bit longer but worth trying if you’re a pro and love to undertake challenges… so, keep working hard and keep adding free cash to your Fortnite wallet.

Daily quests – only for those who own Save the World mode

If you don’t, then this workaround is not for you. 

Well, Save the World mode means having daily rotational challenges that end up rewarding you a set amount of V-Bucks, ranging between 50 to 100. 

Different challenges reward different amounts, and if you complete them all, you’ll have plenty of Fortnite cash that you can splash in either Battle Royale mode or Save the World mode.

So, which method have you opted for getting free V-Bucks in Fortnite… feel free to share with me in the comment section below.  

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Kylo is a tech geek who loves technology and spends time writing about it. He is also an avid gamer, completing his studies in Information technology. He is a co-founder of Reviewsed.