Survey Spotter Review – Worth It? (Full Details + Rating)

At first sight, Survey Spotter looks like any other survey site – you can sign up, complete online surveys, and get paid.

But is Survey Spotter legit or a scam?

This Survey Spotter review will address that question and more. It will show you the full details of what the site actually has to offer, so you will know exactly what to expect from it before you even hit the sign-up button.

Let me reveal right away that Survey Spotter is not a scam, but you need to know what you will really get before joining, as it might not be what you expect. So, let's get on with the review, shall we?

What is Survey Spotter, and what does the site offer?

There is not much information about who is behind Survey Spotter on the website. You can, in fact, not find any info about the owners or if there is a company behind it.

More or less, everything you can see on the website is that it offers paid surveys, and you can earn £5-£300 per month by joining and taking surveys. All you have to do is supposedly to sign up, start taking surveys, and then get your rewards.

All this looks and sounds legit. So, even though there is no real info about who is behind it, I decided to give it a chance and sign up.

It turned out it was not exactly what I expected, and it does, in my opinion, not give you what it gives you the impression you will get. This is especially the case if you are new to survey sites and do not know how they usually work.

So, let's look at what you get if you sign up.

Option 1 – Access to a short list of survey sites:

Once you join, you might expect to get access to a members area, where you can start taking surveys, like you would on any regular paid survey site.

This is, however, not the case. After you have filled out your name and email, you are instead taken to a screen where you have to select the survey companies you want to sign up for.

So, it turns out you are not actually going to get access to paid surveys on Survey Spotter. You are just going to get a list of survey sites you can join.

The list is not even very long or very impressive. It just shows the name and very little superficial info about the sites. You cannot find any real info to help you decide what the best sites are for you, and there is no in-depth info about what the sites offer.

In their defense, all the sites I saw on the list are legit survey sites. I was, for example, offered to join Toluna Influencers and Swagbucks, which I know are good sites worth joining.

So, at least Survey Spotter only has legit survey sites on the list. The site does, however, remind me of the site Survey Voices, and in general, I really dislike sites where you have to sign up just to get a list of survey sites. And especially because they, at first, make it look like you can actually join to take surveys on their site.

So be aware that you can not take surveys on Survey Spotter. You will just get a list of survey sites. Once you have selected the ones you want to join, Survey Spotter sends you an email with links to the sites, and then you have to go to the actual sites to sign up and fill out your info there.

Survey Spotter does not have a member area, and all you see after having chosen the survey sites on the list is a screen that tells you to check your emails.

That is it – you can not do anything else there.

So, in my opinion, it is a waste of time to sign up for Survey Spotter just to get access to a list. Then, they send you links you have to click, only to go to the sites themselves to join to get real chances of earning money on surveys.

Option 2 – Offers via email:

The above is basically all Survey Spotter offers. After you have gone through the 2 steps described above, you do, however, have one more option from Survey Spotter.

You can start receiving emails with offers. This is, luckily, not something you will automatically start receiving, but something you will actively have to choose in the sign-up process.

However, as with all the other info on Survey Spotter, I find the emails I got very superficial and a waste of time.

After signing up, I started receiving a promotional email more or less every day, where they promote survey offers they get paid to promote.

There is nothing wrong with getting paid for promoting the sites they are promoting, as I have only seen them promote legit sites. But there is, in my opinion, no value in the emails at all.

They are just trying to sell and often make the sites sound a lot better than they are just to promote them and make a commission.

And again, there is no real info – just a few sentences of superficial info that does not tell you much about what the sites offer. And you then, again, have to go to the sites themselves to sign up.

So, also, the email offers are, in my opinion, a waste of time.

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How do you get paid?

On Survey Spotter, some big logos show some of the rewards you can earn.

Both Amazon and PayPal are real ways to get paid for taking surveys, and there are, for example, many great PayPal survey sites.

The thing is that you will not actually earn rewards on Survey Spotter. You will be able to earn this kind of reward once you join the real survey sites, but Survey Spotter itself does not pay you.

One of my big concerns about Survey Spotter is that they display these rewards and if you are new to survey sites, you might think you can earn this on their platform. They, in general, make it look like you can join and take surveys on their platform, which is not the case.

I do know they mention in a small section that they have just scouted the market and will give you access to sites, but it is not very clear, in my opinion.

I think the use of the rewards logos and the general presentation is not transparent enough, as you might think you are joining an actual survey site when you are only joining a site that will get commissions to promote offers to you.

And after joining, all you get is a list of survey sites and a message about checking your email.

How much money can you make?

At the top of Survey Spotter's website, you can see you can supposedly earn £5-£300 per month by taking surveys.

They also mention that the earnings can vary depending on how many sites you join and how many surveys you take.

I agree that this is realistic earnings by taking surveys. But again, I think the information is used so it looks like you can earn this kind of money on Survey Spotter itself, when, in fact, it just sends you to other sites.

So, this kind of earnings is definitely realistic, and in some countries, it is also possible to earn more on paid surveys, but only if you join the best sites.

But beware that you will NOT earn anything on Survey Spotter itself.

Who can join?

In theory, you can join Survey Spotter no matter where you live.

But one of the few things they do mention about themselves on the website is that it is a site that has scouted survey sites in the UK.

Many of the sites will also be available in other countries, but as already mentioned, there is no need to join and give them your email just to get a list of survey sites, no matter where you are from. You can find that publicly available in other places.

You can, for example, check out this list of the best UK survey sites without having to sign up for anything.

Final verdict

As you can see from this review, I do not think Survey Spotter has much to offer.

But let's sum up the pros and cons so you can get a better overview and decide for yourself if it is a site you find worth signing up for or not.

Pros:

• Free to join
• Only promotes legit survey sites

Cons:

• Not clear what you get before joining
• You do not earn on the site itself
• Short list of sites
• Very superficial information about the survey opportunities
• A lot of promotional emails if you sign up for their newsletter

Overall, I do not see any point in signing up for Survey Spotter. I do not have a problem with them promoting survey sites, as they only promote legit sites.

But I think it should be more transparent about what they really offer before you join, and this is the biggest reason I do not recommend Survey Spotter, as I dislike tricks like this.

At the same time, the information you can find on the website is superficial. It is, in my opinion, a complete waste of time. No matter whether you live in the UK or anywhere else, there is no need to sign up for a site just to get a list of survey opportunities.

You can, for example, check out a free list of the best sites in many countries below – and you do not have to sign up for anything to see these lists.

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If you have any comments, questions, or have any experiences with Survey Spotter yourself, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.