User Testing. Get paid to test websites and apps.
Share your thoughts on websites and apps and get paid for 10-minute chunks of your spare time.
The best user testing sites in the UK
User testing sites provide a lucrative way to earn money in 10-minute chunks of time. I initially covered these usability testing sites in detail over on r/beermoneyuk. I’ve been using these sites since COVID lockdowns, and go through stages of earning a decent amount of money from them. My best month earned me $150 from Intellizoom (linked below) alone. Â
The name “user testing” hints at what these kinds of sites do. They pay people to give feedback on customer experiences. Really, there are a few different types of studies that you can apply to take part in:
Website tests
App tests
Game tests
Sorting studies (e.g. grouping website menu items)
Almost all studies are unmoderated – there is usually no interviewer. You record yourself doing stuff on your phone/computer and narrate while you are doing it. The recordings are reviewed by a researcher afterwards. These are easy to do – just speak your thoughts as you follow the instructions!
How to earn money with user testing
To sign up to a User Testing site, check out the recommendations below. Visit the sites to sign up. Then you will be asked to submit a practice test. You will be give instructions for doing so, and will be accepted onto the panel if you pass the test. The test assignments are pretty easy – usually involving visiting a website, and talking about what your experience as you perform a couple of tasks. For example, you might have to navigate a website to find the help section and search for help on a specific problem. As you do, speak your thoughts aloud. Say what you like, and also mention anything you do not like or find difficult/annoying! Remember that these researchers want to know what issues the test product has!
Typical pay rate: £8 ($10) for a 10-15 minute test.
And here are my rules for doing user testing studies:
You don’t get accepted if you don’t apply – apply for lots!
Don’t be shy. If you are shy, snap out of it.
Just tell them your thoughts.
The best usability testing platforms
IntelliZoom
Intellizoom offers normal “think out louds” user testing sessions and lower-paying, but easier, card sort studies. Tests are emailed out, and you can also check the website.
- $5 or $8 studies (~5-15 minutes long)
- Mobile & desktop studies
- Cash payment direct to PayPal in 21 days
- Payment is in US dollars.
User Interviews
User Interviews is a market research site offering many types of studies (user testing, one-on-one interviews, group interviews, etc.), Sign up and get a bonus ~£8 gift card when you complete your first study.
- Lots of opportunities
- Payment usually within 1 week
- Payment in vouchers (PayPal)
- Studies can dissapear fast
Userlytics
Userlytics is another user testing site that emails out opportunities to take part in tests. Most studies pay €10. There are higher paying tasks, but I have never been accepted for one.
- €10 studies (~10-20 minutes long)
- Mobile & desktop studies
- Cash payment (to PayPal) within 7 days
- Payment is in euros
Testingtime
Testingtime is a market research site that offers occasional user tests. It does not have as many opportunities as others listed here, but they tend to have longer, higher paying tests.
- Up to £30 for a 30-minute test
- All tasks pay in GBP
- Must check the website
- Minimum £20 withdrawal
Usertesting
The Usertesting platform has the most opportunities and it pays out faster than all other usability sites. But many studies are IT focussed. Studies usually take less than 10 minutes.
- $5 or $10 studies (~10 minutes long)
- Mobile & desktop studies
- Cash payment (PayPal) with 7 days
- Nice app
Respondent
I like Respondent because it frequently has usability tests for financial apps. User tests are limited to finance topics, but there are lots of other opportunities to get paid.
- Lots of additional opportunities to earn
- Can refer a friend for a bonus.
- Cash payment (PayPal)
- Payment is in US dollars.
Other user testing sites
These sites are all on my radar, but I have never performed a test with them. So I can’t really comment on how good they are.
Ping Pong
All tests are video calls, rather than unmoderated tests where you submit a recording of yourself.
PlaytestCloud
PlaytestCloud has opportunities to test mobile games. Wish I would get accepted!
Testapic
This app is now owned by Usertesting. No idea if it is any good.
Testapic
Trymata used to be called TryMyUI. I have been a member for years, but never got accepted to a single study.
User Crowd
Never been accepted, but there are never many tests to apply for
UserSense
By the time I signed up for this, I was having too much luck with Intellizoom and the others above. So I just never bothered…
uTest
Has a lot of opportunities, but the website is just a bit too complicated for me to bother with.
User Testing. Get paid to test websites and apps.
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The best survey apps for UK users - survey apps that pay the highest rates
I have listed the best UK survey apps in this initial section. These survey apps offer the highest payout rates relative to time invested. These survey apps also typically have lower disqualification rates — with most providing targeted surveys and never disqualifying users at all. However, because the surveys are targeted, these survey apps tend to have fewer survey opportunities. In practice, that usually means it can take a while to reach any cash out thresholds. Nonetheless, I recommend using these apps as profitable ‘slow-burners’ that everyone who likes earning with surveys should always have on the go.
Amazon Shopper Panel
Payment options:
- Short, 4 question surveys
- Surveys pay £0.50 each
- Amazon gift card rewards
- Get £5/month for submitting 10 receipts.
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Scrimpr review: Amazon Shopper Panel is actually a receipt scanning app. It pays up to £5 a month in Amazon vouchers to users who submit 10 in-store shopping receipts (£0.50 each).
But the Shopper panel also has short surveys that pay £0.50 each as well. There is usually a wait list to join, but this is very easy month if you get on the panel.
Earning potential: ~£5-10 per month.
Google Opinion Rewards
Payment options:
- Short (<1-minute) surveys.
- Minimum withdrawal is £0.01 on Android.
- Cash to PayPal (iOS) or Google Play (Android)
- Submit receipts for more rewards
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Scrimpr review: Google Opinion Rewards is available on both Android and iOS devices. It offers short surveys about places you have visited or products you have bought/searched for.
Opinion Rewards is probably one of the quickest-paying apps around. But Android users are forced to withdraw via Google Play Credit. Goolge Play credit can be swapped for cash via TapJoy on Freecash.
Earning potential: ~£5 / month
IPSOS iSay
Payment options:
- Cash payment (PayPal)
- Range of shopping vouchers (The Global Gift Card)
- Mobile-friendly surveys
- £5 payment threshold
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Scrimpr review: I’ve been a member of IPSOS iSay for years. iSay email out survey invitations. But you can also check the app and the website to see if there are any questions to answer.
iSay has a low withdrawal threshold of £5. But sometimes it does send you on a loop of qualifying questions. At my peak I was earning a £10 voucher every month.
Earning potential: £10 / month.
YouGov
Payment options:
- Never screens you out
- Surveys reported in the news!
- Cash payment (bank transfer) or vouchers.
- £50 payment threshold
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Scrimpr review: YouGov is probably the most famous UK survey apps. Their surveys are usually political in nature, and results are often reported in the news. Invitations are emailed so there is no need to check the site.
YouGov is a slow burner with a few surveys available per week, but YouGov provides a way to boost your balance by connecting your TV apps and sharing your viewing history.
Earning potential: a £50 payment ~3-6 months.
Norstat Panel
Payment options:
- Cash payment (bank transfer) or vouchers.
- Small payment if screened out
- £5 payment threshold
- Surveys quite infrequent
Pure Profile
Payment options:
- Rarely screens you out
- Cash payment (bank transfer) or vouchers.
- Mobile-friendly surveys (has an app)
- £10 payment threshold
Paid Focus Group
Payment options:
- Cash payment (PayPal) or Love2Shop vouchers
- Same surveys as Paid Product Testing
- £10 payment threshold
- Annoying points system
Paid Product Testing
Payment options:
- Rarely screens you out
- Same surveys as Paid Product Testing
- £10 payment threshold
- Annoying points system
The main UK survey apps I use
Even though the apps above pay the best rates for completing surveys, I actually do most of my mobile surveys on Attapoll, YouGov, Prime Opinion, and Qmee. This is because these apps almost always have surveys available. No need to wait to be invited, you can just try and take a survey any time you have a spare moment. Because they are not as targeted, you will get screened out of the surveys more often. But you can minimise that by completing all of the profile questions and trying surveys that match your demographics (on most this is indicated by the star rating of each survey).
Attapoll
Payment options:
- Endless choice of surveys
- Cash payment (PayPal, Skrill or Revolut)
- £2.50 payment threshold
- Some surveys are very low paying.
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Attapoll review: Attapoll is one of the oldest survey apps available (founded in 2016). The app is very basic and could do with an update. But the low cash-out threshold makes this one of the best survey apps to use.
Attapoll offers surveys from a large range of survey providers. Most are about consumer spending. But there is the occasional interesting survey. It also has an almost never-ending list of opportunities.
Earning potential: ~£1-2 per day.
Prime Opinion
Payment options:
- £1 minimum withdrawal
- Cash payment (PayPal)
- Over 200 vouchers to choose from
- Pays for disqualifications
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Prime Opinion review: Prime Opinion is a new survey site with a mobile-optimised website. It suggests surveys for you based on your profile and gives a good indication of the time they take to complete.
Since it’s new I have only earned £5 from the site, but the withdrawal threshold is from as little as £1 (the first withdrawal amount depends on which sign-up promotion you choose).
Earning potential: ~£1 -2 / day unless you really go for it!
Qmee
Payment options:
- £0.01 payment threshold
- Cash payment (PayPal, Skrill or Revolut)
- £2.50 payment threshold
- Endless surveys, but lots of screen outs.
* Bonus only applied when signing up using a desktop broswer (does not work if on mobile and downloading the Qmee app).
Eureka
Payment options:
- £1 minimum withdrawal
- Payment via hundreds of vouchers
- £4.00 payment threshold
- Endless surveys, but lots of screen outs.
* Get a bonus £0.80 starter survey when you apply the bonus code: TA23L5 in your profile settings.
Get-paid-to apps that also offer surveys
Anyone that knows me from r/beermoneyuk will know that I love signing up for apps and services for cash. And I love playing games for cash. The apps that offer these promotions are known as Get-Paid-To (or GPT) sites. Most of them have apps, and most of them also have some good surveys available. I tend to stick to the surveys from YourSurveys and CPX Research. For a more complete list of GPT sites, check out the Scrimpr Get-Paid-To Website Megalist.
Freecash
Payment options:
- $0.50 (~£0.40) payment threshold
- Cash payment, vouchers or crypto redemption
- Excellent sign up offers available
- Some survey partners are rubbish (Pollfish)
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Freecash surveys review: Freecash is one of the largest Get-Paid-To sites around. It is also one of the highest paying. I usually use sites like Freecash for signing up to things (it isn’t very good for games).
But Freecash also provides access to CPX Surveys and a few other survey router companies. I occasionally check CPX for high-paying surveys and do them when they appear. But avoid Pollfish at all costs.
Earning potential: lots if you sign up to things.
ySense
Payment options:
- Usually has the best game offers
- Often has 3x promotions on sign up offers
- Can boost earnings by 16%
- £10 redemption threshold
* Look out for 3x Points promotions on the various offerwalls.
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ySense Surveys review: ySense is the international version of Inbox Pounds. But, just like Swagbucks, it is available to UK users. Weirdly, it shows credits as “dollars”. But each of these dollars are equivalent to £1.
The best thing about ySense is that it allows users to boost their earnings (from all sources) by completing a daily checklist. The checklist includes completing a couple of surveys and some sign up offers.
Earning potential: lots if you play the games.
Complete list of UK survey apps and websites
Anyone that knows me from r/beermoneyuk will know that I love signing up for apps and services for cash. And I love playing games for cash. The apps that offer these promotions are known as Get-Paid-To (or GPT) sites. Most of them have apps, and most of them also have some good surveys available. I tend to stick to the surveys from YourSurveys and CPX Research. For a more complete list of GPT sites, check out the Scrimpr Get-Paid-To Website Megalist.
Logo | Platform | Age | Cashout | Payment | Rating | App | Website | Sign Up | Review | Details |
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Prolific | 18 | £6.00 | 5.50 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | If you want to make money doing surveys, Prolific is a great option. It offers academic surveys with a minimum pay of £6 per hour, though many pay more. Surveys usually take much less than an hour, and you're paid based on how long each one takes. | ||
Cloud Research Connect | 18 | £5.00 | 5.40 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | Cloud Research Connect is a new version of Prolific. It does not have as many opportunities, but the ones it has are good. Surveys pay a minimum of £4.50/hour. | ||
Testable Minds | 18 | £0.80 | 5.30 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | Testable Minds is the third acadmic-type survey site. Again, not as many opportunities as Prolific, but they are good. The hourly minimum pay is ~£5.70. | ||
YouGov | 16 | £50.00 | 5.20 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | YouGov primarily sends out political surveys, but users can also earn money by sharing their banking and browsing history. It's usually better to top up your account with survey earnings when needed, as surveys typically pay around £3 per hour. | ||
CashInStyle | 13 | £1.60 | 5.10 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | CashInStyle is a new 'get-paid-to' website that offers $1 (£0.80) surveys through its partner, Cherries. Cherries even compensates users after several screenouts in a row. Additionally, users will receive a £1.60 ($2) bonus when they earn £8 ($10) by using the special link https://cashinstyle.com/?ref=beermoney from r/beermoneyuk. | ||
Y-Live | 16 | £50.00 | 5.10 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Y-Live pays £1 per 5 minutes, which translates to £12 per hour of answering questions. It is one of the best paying survey sites around. However, you’ll need to stick with it since you can only cash out once you reach £50. | |||
Opinium | 18 | £25.00 | 5.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Opinium usually offers political surveys that are quicker to complete than the estimated time, with rare screenouts. They pay around £4 per hour of survey taking. | |||
Google Opinion Rewards | 18 | £2.00 | 5.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Google Opinion Rewards is another app that lets you scan receipts and complete micro-surveys. These surveys often ask about places you’ve visited and pay between £0.10 and £0.50 for answering 3-4 questions. | |||
Amazon Shopper Panel | 18 | £0.50 | 5.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Amazon Shopper is primarily a receipt scanning app, but it also pays £0.50 for very quick four-question surveys. | |||
TM Panel | 16 | £5.00 | 4.50 | No | Yes | Sign Up | TM Panel is a Scottish survey company offering relevative decent payouts to Scottish panelists. | |||
IPSOS iSay | 16 | £5.00 | 4.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | I-Say is one of the firs survey sites that I joined. It pays okay. | |||
Opinion Outpost | 18 | £1.00 | 4.20 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Opinion Outpost was one of the first survey sites I joined (many years ago now, back in 2013!). I used to cashout every 50 points (£2.50) for an Amazon voucher, but I don't use it as much these days. | |||
Valued Opinions | 16 | £10.00 | 4.10 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Valued Opinions lets you complete up to 10 surveys a day, and also gives you a 10% weekly bonus once you hit Diamond membership. One of my "old faithfuls". | |||
ySense | 16 | £1.00 | 4.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | ySense is the worldwide version of Swagbucks (but it pays more to UK users via the Checklist Bonus), again it is better for playing games. But it does have surveys from YourSurveys, which often offers decent payments for short surveys (but not always) | ||
Good Sense | 13 | £5.00 | 4.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Good Sense is the survey panel to join if you want to product test new snacks! | |||
Pure Profile | 15 | £10.00 | 4.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Pure Profile makes their own surveys, so as long as you avoid the partner surveys you can avoid getting screened out. | |||
Paid Product Testing | 18 | £10.00 | 4.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Same as Paid Focus Group, Paid Focus Testing is pretty good. | |||
Paid Focus Group | 18 | £10.00 | 4.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | You can sell your Netflix viewing history to Paid Focus Group. | |||
Onepulse | 16 | £16.00 | 4.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Someone on Reddit told me about OnePulse. It pays for micro-surveys. Turn notifications on your phone and complete when they appear for some easy money. | |||
Norstat Panel | 16 | £5.00 | 4.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Norstat is the place where PanelBase sent their users. | |||
Attapoll | 18 | £2.50 | 4.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Attapoll is a survey app with an endless list of boring surveys, but it pays out. Get a £0.40 bonus just for joining with the code TGQSW or by using the link: https://attapoll.app/join/tgqsw. It's my go-to survey router app when I'm bored. | |||
Pinecone | 18 | £10.00 | 4.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | We are fortunate to offer a special sign-up link for Pinecone Research, which provides numerous product tests and pays £1 per survey. They also send emails when you’re eligible for new surveys. Sign up using our link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/out/pinecone-research-surveys. | |||
GFK Mediaview | 16 | £1.00 | 4.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | GFK MediaView is one of the main panels that gathers information about people watch on the TV and listen to on the radio. | |||
ViewsBank | 18 | £12.00 | 3.50 | No | Yes | Sign Up | ViewBank is a bit of a weird one. They will pay you to join their insurance panel, where they will use some of your details to test out insurance quotations. They pay you £5 a time for it. | |||
Freecash | 16 | £0.50 | 3.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | Freecash is another "get-paid-to" site, often better for playing games. Check it periodically for high-paying surveys. Use our link to get a random bonus worth between $0.05 and $250: https://freecash.com/r/tightaswhat. | ||
Kash.gg | 13 | £0.40 | 3.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Read Review | Kash.gg is a Freecash competitor, and it might even be better... | ||
Crowdology | 16 | £4.00 | 3.50 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Crowdology is the survey platform from Savanta. Some might know Savanta as "the good surveys from Attapoll". Join Crowdology and its partner app YourVue if you like Savanta. | |||
Swagbucks | 13 | £1.00 | 3.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Our Swagbucks link gives users a £10 bonus when they earn cashback at the Swagbucks shop: https://scrimpr.co.uk/out/swagbucks-bonus. Swagbucks is renowned for its "get-paid-to-play" game-based earning opportunities, and it often tops other sites lists of the best survey sites. | |||
Qmee | 16 | £0.01 | 3.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Qmee is great with no minimum cashout (withdraw from £0.01). However, people often get screened out of surveys. Try it out and get a £0.50 bonus using our link: https://qm.ee/EEFSSSAXDC6FM. | |||
Prime Opinion | 18 | £1.00 | 3.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Prime Opinion offers a bonus of up to £3 when signing up using our link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/out/prime-opinion. However, it’s primarily a survey router, and you might be better with Attapoll. | |||
Influence | 16 | £10.00 | 3.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Influence are a bit different - they have "video surveys" where they ask you to describe something and submit a recording. Really easy to do, and they never screen you out. | |||
Opinion Panel | 16 | £25.00 | 3.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | OpinionPanel is the community for younger survey takers. But it is no longer accepting registrations, but instead recommending people join YourVue. | |||
MSR | 16 | £10.00 | 3.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Get a small bonus with our link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/raf/measure-msr. MSR offers quick daily surveys that pay around £0.80, though you need to get up early to take them (I often miss them). They also pay £0.40 each time you share your app usage. | |||
Curious Cat | 16 | £1.00 | 3.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Curious Cat is another app that people on r/beermoneyuk like. The trick is to stick to the surveys marked with a Cat or a Rocket symbol. | |||
TRP Surveys | 16 | £5.00 | 3.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | TRP have daily surveys about what you watched on the TV. They are really easy and quick to do. But you have to complete them for over a month to earn £5 | |||
Toluna | 18 | £5.00 | 2.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Get a 500 point bonus (worth around £0.30) with our link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/raf/toluna. Toluna may not be as good as it used to be, but it offers access to many other panels and group chat surveys that tend to pay quite well. | |||
Survey Spin | 18 | £4.00 | 2.50 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Enter the code S8SCMY on the referrals screen in Survey Spin to unlock a short 80p survey just for signing up. Enter the code on the referral screen: https://surveyspin.page.link/A5mFxNYqeFo354bo6. Surv ey Spin offers a near-endless supply of surveys but often involves a lot of screenouts. | |||
Survey Pop | 18 | £4.00 | 2.50 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Enter the code EGYLT8 on the referrals screen in Survey Pop to unlock a short 80p survey just for signing up. Enter the code on the referral screen: https://surveypop.page.link/fkaegZ1XoRhsEqRU8. Survey Pop offers a near-endless supply of surveys but often involves a lot of screenouts. | |||
Streetbees | 18 | £0.01 | 2.50 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Streetbees has quick chat style surveys that pay straight to PayPal. You won't get rich, but they are easy and quick to complete. | |||
Poll Pay | 18 | £10.00 | 2.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Poll Pay is, for want of a better word, garbage. | |||
Appinio | 13 | £10.00 | 2.50 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Appinio is a quick survey app. Im not too sure what the point of it is though, | |||
Eureka | 18 | £4.00 | 2.50 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Enter the code TA23L5 on the referrals screen in Eureka to unlock a short 80p survey just for signing up. Enter the code on the referral screen: https://eurekasurveys.page.link/7EDkn8QC6i5KYLh8A. Eureka offers a near-endless supply of surveys but often involves a lot of screenouts. | |||
NewVistaLive | 16 | £50.00 | 2.20 | No | Yes | Sign Up | NewVistaLive is another slow burner survey site that only lets you cash out after earning £50. However, there are hardly any surveys on it. | |||
Maru Voice | 18 | £10.00 | 2.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | I tried Maru Voice out very briefly. It's a UK based company focussed on UK survey takers. But I never got many surveys from it. | |||
Branded Surveys | 16 | £5.00 | 2.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Branded Surveys is one of the most popular panels, but I did not get on very well with it—maybe it’s just me. Get 100 points to start with our special link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/out/branded-surveys. | |||
Unbanx | 18 | £3.00 | 2.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Unbanx is an app that pays for your banking data. But you can also complete surveys on it if you are desperate. | |||
Survey Time | 13 | £0.80 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | I'm not aware of anyone who had much luck with SurveyTime | |||
Opinion Pioneer | 18 | £8.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Opinion Pioneer pays very poorly on almost all surveys they have. | |||
Opinion Bar | 18 | £10.00 | 1.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Some people like Opinion Bar. But it does not indicate how long a survey will take. So it is impossible to know before taking a survey if it is worth doing... | |||
Mingle | 16 | £15.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | I gave Mingle a try, but got nowhere with it. I hope everyone else has better luck. | |||
Maximiles | 16 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Maximiles doesn't even let you cash out. Instead you have to buy one of their prizes. And their prizes are not very good. | ||||
Market Agent | 14 | £10.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Market Agentis another survey app and website that just pays poorly. I am surprised that sites like these are still around. | |||
Lifepoints | 16 | £5.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Lots of people on r/beermoneyuk like LifePoints. But Lifepoints do not like me! | |||
Five Surveys | 18 | £5.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Pays £1 per survey, and allows you to cash out every £5! | |||
Meta ViewPoints | 18 | 1.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | I signed up to Viewpoints when it was still Facebook. But I have never been invited to complete a survey. | ||||
Cash Camel | 13 | £4.00 | 1.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | A terrible survey router. Do not bother with this one. | |||
THX Surveys | 18 | £5.00 | 1.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | THX is an app that collects TV and Radio information, but its quite intrusive as it requires microphone and location access on your phone. | |||
Zap Surveys | 16 | £19.00 | 1.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Another really bad site/app. Try this if you dare. | |||
Panel Opinion | 15 | £10.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Owned by the same company as Paid Product Testing and Paid Focus Group. I'm not sure anyone really needs to be a member of all of these sites... | |||
OnePoll | 16 | £25.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | OnePoll has very short surveys, easy to complete, but it takes a while to cash out. | |||
Myiyo | 18 | £16.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | My Iyo does not have many surveys, and it does not pay well either | |||
Mobrog | 18 | £4.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Mobrog pays very poorly. | |||
Hiving | 18 | £4.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Just an awful website. Nothing more needs to be said here. | |||
Triaba | 15 | £11.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Pays very poorly. | |||
Mindmover Connect | 18 | £20.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | I'm still to rate Mindmover Connect | |||
Paid Viewpoint | 13 | £12.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | I'm trying this out, it looks promising... but who knows! | |||
Opinion Bureau | 16 | £10.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | I'm still testing it out. | |||
Answerpoints | 16 | £5.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Still testing this out, but it seems to have very few surveys. | |||
YourSayPays | 15 | £20.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | I'm still testing it out. | |||
SurveyYeah | 18 | £10.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Another panel that pays very poorly for rather long surveys. | |||
Survey Friends | 18 | £10.00 | 0.00 | Yes | Yes | Sign Up | Owned by the same company as Paid Product Testing and Paid Focus Group. I'm not sure anyone really needs to be a member of all of these sites... | |||
Survey Bods | 16 | £15.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | Get a £1.50 bonus with our link: https://scrimpr.co.uk/out/surveybods-surveys. I haven’t used it much, so I don’t have much to say about it. | |||
Surveoo | 18 | £18.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | The Surveoo website is just full of pop up adverts. It's a hard avoid from me. | |||
PaysWell | 13 | £8.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | PaysWell is relatively new, but promises to pay fairly for surveys. So I'm giving it a try. | |||
YourVue | 16 | £5.00 | 0.00 | Yes | No | Sign Up | Crowdology is the survey platform from Savanta. Some might know Savanta as "the good surveys from Attapoll". Join Crowdology and its partner app YourVue if you like Savanta. | |||
DragonFly PressPlay | 16 | £5.00 | 0.00 | No | Yes | Sign Up | I'm testing our PressPlay after reading about people haveing success with it on r/beermoneyuk. |
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