UserInput.io pays you to record your screen and talk through tests of websites and apps. I signed up and received only one test, and the video I recorded for it was around 10 minutes long. I think it is a mediocre user testing site, as tests are rare and the …
I signed up for the Contentful Research Panel, but I was never invited to a study while I tested it. I think it is not for everyone, as invites are rare and the rewards are not cash. I would only recommend it if you use Contentful products. Few studies, and …
The Zendesk Experience Research Panel is not a great platform if you want to earn extra cash. I did not get any invite even after a couple of weeks, and not every study pays. I think its true purpose is to help shape Zendesk’s products. Run by Zendesk, but few …
I think TestMate pays a decent rate per test for the time spent, and I like that there is no payout threshold. But tests are not always available, so I would say its earning potential is not that great. Its support was fast and helpful every time I contacted them. …
Preely rewards you with gift cards for testing prototypes of apps and websites. Its rewards are fairly low for a user testing site. There are also not a lot of studies, so you cannot earn from it regularly. Not bad, but low rewards and gift cards only A user testing …
When I tested Tandemz, the first thing I noticed was that there were not a lot of studies. I like that it has no payout threshold. But I think it does not give you a good reason to use it, so I do not recommend signing up. No payout threshold, …
UXTesting has closed The UXTesting website is down. You cannot join or earn on it now. I keep my review below as a record. The user testing sites I would pick instead are further down. UXTesting paid testers to try out websites, apps and products and record their feedback on …
I checked out Testlio as a tester, and I think its hourly rates are above the market range, from what I have observed. But you must pass a certification test you cannot retake, and I noticed it is tough to get accepted into a testing workspace. I only recommend it …
I think Research-i is one of the higher-paying sites, as it pays a good amount per project. But there are not a lot of projects available, so it is not something you can earn from regularly. It is also only really for people who live in the UK. Pays well …
UserAdvocate offers decent pay, around $10 per test, and convenient payout methods with no threshold. But in my experience, people in the US, UK or Canada usually get the most tests. I only recommend it as an extra user testing site, not as a primary way to earn. User testing …
I think Tryber is a decent user-testing site, but it is not the best one out there. There were a decent number of campaigns when I tested it, but most take a significant amount of time. I have also seen several readers report campaigns that were not paid. A real …
I think PlaybookUX is a decent user testing site to earn from. It pays a good amount per test, but you do not control how many tests you get. I see it as a site for some extra cash on the side, not a full-time income. Pays well per test …
I applied as a user tester on Loop11 and did a testing project. Most tests are quick and easy, but there are not a lot of them. I think Loop11 is not a bad user testing site, but it is not that great, either. Quick tests, but too few to …
Experience Dynamics no longer lets you earn Experience Dynamics was a usability testing site with a panel you could join to take part in paid research studies. Its website now leads to the UX consulting website of its founder, and the page where you could join the panel is gone. …
I think you can potentially earn good money on Wynter if you qualify, but it is not for everyone. I had never seen a site ask for your LinkedIn profile before. I would not expect to earn from it regularly, as the opportunities to earn are limited. Pays well per …
I think Hotjar, formerly PingPong, is not a bad site to earn from, and the pay per interview is decent. But invites are rare, and it can take weeks or even months before you get a chance to earn. I would not rely on it to earn. Decent pay per …
I think Lightster is an interesting and fun way to earn, as you share your opinion with creators in a live session. I like that you are paid after every session, with no threshold. But I did not get a single invite while testing it. Paid sessions with creators, but …
I would say Intuit User Research pays a decent amount per study, but there are very few chances to earn. I never got an invite while I was testing it. I think it is not for everyone, as you only qualify if you use Intuit products. Decent pay per study, …
I think BetaTesting is not a bad user testing site, and its pay per test is decent. But new testers can wait weeks or even months for an invite. I suggest other sites if your goal is just to earn extra cash. Decent pay per test, but a long wait …
UserHappy pays a decent amount per website test, usually $10, and I like that there is no payout threshold. But from what I have observed, there are not a lot of projects, so I would not depend on it to earn regularly. I also found no way to test mobile …
I tested G.Round, which rewards you with points for testing unreleased PC games. The games are quite interesting and fun, but almost all of them only run on Windows, and I think the rewards are a bit low. I think it suits gamers who want early access to new games, …
Ubertesters pays you to test mobile apps and websites. I like that it offers PayPal and has no payout threshold. But there aren’t a lot of projects to work on, so you have to be very patient. Bug testing work, but too few projects Paid per project at an hourly …
Checkealos is a user testing site that pays you to give feedback on websites and apps. I think it is not a bad user testing site, as it pays decently per project. But it does not offer a lot of projects, so you cannot earn from it regularly. Decent pay …
I think Testerup, formerly Testery, is not transparent. It says it pays you to test games and apps, but in reality you complete paid offers, and many of them need time or money. I think its $70 payout threshold is a huge red flag, and I never reached it. Not …
Beta Family pays a decent amount per app test, but when I checked there were only two paid tests. I think the $50 payout threshold is quite high. I would say it is not a bad user testing site, but it is also not that good. App testing for $5 …
I think Testapic is a decent user testing site, and its €5 to €20 per test is quite competitive. But you cannot expect to earn regularly from it, as there are not many tests. I also think its €28 payout threshold is rather high. €5 to €20 per test, but …
Userpeek has closed The Userpeek website can no longer be accessed. I am not sure if this is temporary, but there was no announcement about it, so you can consider the site closed. You cannot join or earn on it now. I keep my review below as a record. The …
I like that Conversion Crimes pays through PayPal every week, with no payout threshold. But I think its pay is low compared to other user testing sites. I would consider you lucky if you get one project a week. User testing with weekly PayPal, but low pay and few projects …
I noticed a decent number of paid research studies on User Interviews when I tested it, and I think they pay well. But you can get rejected a lot of times, so I think you need to set your expectations properly. It is a decent site to earn from if …
I think Testbirds is a decent user testing site with good pay per test. But in my experience, testing opportunities are not plentiful, and you are lucky if you get invited once or twice a month. I also found it takes a bit of time before you can start earning. …
I checked out Test IO, and in my opinion, the best thing about it is that it is available globally. I like that there is no payout threshold and that payments are processed automatically. But I think it takes a bit of experience and a lot of skill to earn …
If you are good at paying attention to details, or you are just looking for an interesting way to earn extra cash, user testing sites can be a great option. But there are many platforms where you can supposedly get paid to test apps and websites, and many of them …
Userlytics is a user-testing site that pays you to test websites and apps and give your feedback. I like most that it pays rather well for each test. But I think you cannot expect to earn from it regularly, as tests are not always available. Pays rather well per test, …
Validately has closed Validately was bought by UserTesting, so all the opportunities it offered can now be accessed from the UserTesting platform. You cannot join or earn on Validately itself now. I keep my review below as a record. See my UserTesting review, and the other sites I would pick …
In my experience, Userfeel pays fairly well per website test, with no threshold. But I noticed that you usually do not get tests very often, and each test takes real work, as you record yourself talking through a site. I think it can be a decent site if you are …
I have been a UserTesting member for a few years. I think it pays pretty well for the time a test takes, and it is a legit site. But I would only join if you want to give feedback once in a while, as you will not get many tests. …