How to Make Money with Online Surveys

How to Make Money with Online Surveys

How to Make Money with Online Surveys
If you are into taking paid surveys and want to earn some extra money with these, I recommend choosing more than one site. Around 3-4 sites will keep you loaded with surveys and other stuff, this way you will never run out of opportunities to earn.

1. SurveyJunkie

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About the company: SurveyJunkie (Blue Media Ventures, Inc.) is a large market research company that was incorporated in 2011. It has over 10 million members.
Available: U.S, Canada, and Australia
Rewardable actions: Surveys
How to redeem rewards: E-gift cards, PayPal/Dwolla, and bank transfer. Gift cards and bank transfers are available only for U.S residents.
Minimum payout: You must earn at least 1000 points (equal to $10) to pay out for all the reward options.
More information: SurveyJunkie
Our opinion: The main thing that we love about Survey Junkie is simplicity. They don’t have many options on how to earn, but in my opinion, this is their strength, because all the focus is on surveys.
I have used it for many years and never had any problems with pay-outs or receiving gift cards. Surveys are usually exciting, and a big plus is a small reward you get for unqualifying (most survey sites do not pay you anything for that).

2. Swagbucks

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Register: Swagbucks ($10 sign-up bonus)
Register: Swagbucks(EU)  (€10 sign-up bonus)
About the company: Swagbucks (Prodege, LLC) is one of the most famous and biggest rewards sites on the Web. It was founded in 2005, and they have already paid out $337,381,982 + they give out 7000 gift cards daily.
Available: U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland,
Available Swagbucks(EU): Germany, France, Spain
Rewardable actions: Surveys/Daily Polls, finding Swag Codes, using SwagButton, searching the web, watching videos, shopping/buying gift cards, completing offers, playing games, inviting friends
How to redeem rewards: PayPal, gift cards
Minimum payout: Minimum payout for via PayPal is $25 (2500SB), and gift cards are starting from $3 (300SB)
More information: Swagbucks
Our opinion: Swagbucks is one of our favorites and a go-to site if you are looking for more optionality than just surveys. If you are the type of person who spends a lot of time on the Internet, then Swagbucks is an excellent site where to get paid for activities that you would do anyway.
Also, they have one of the lowest thresholds for gift cards that we have seen (and we have seen MANY survey sites).

3. MyPoints

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Register: MyPoints ($10 sign-up bonus)
About the company: MyPoints is a popular panel that was established in 1996 and was previously a subsidiary of United Online, Inc. In 2016 Proledge, LLC (Swagbucks) took over their ownership and is running now both sites – MyPoints and Swagbucks.
Available: U.S., Canada
Rewardable actions: Surveys and daily polls, reading e-mails, shopping, using coupons, playing games, watching videos, searching the web, testing trial products, and traveling.
How to redeem rewards: Gift cards, Cash pay-out, travel miles
Minimum payout: The minimum cash payout is $25. For that, you need 3970 points (1 point equals to approximately $0,0063). Gift cards are starting from as low as $5 (you need 793 points for that).
More Information: MyPoints
Our opinion: MyPoints is very similar to Swagbucks because they offer a wide variety of rewardable actions.
I think their most significant difference (and it’s a big plus) is that they are partnering with some airline companies (American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines) so you can redeem your points to travel miles.

4. InboxDollars

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Register: InboxDollars ($5 sign-up bonus)
About the company: Company behind InboxDollar is CotterWeb Enterprices, Inc., which also has trademarks like SendEarnings, InboxPounds, and DailyRewards. It was founded in 2000, and now they have millions of members.
Available: U.S.
Rewardable actions: Surveys, reading paid e-mails, trying new products, watching videos or television, playing games, shopping online, searching the Web, downloading grocery coupons
How to redeem rewards: Gift card, Prepaid Visa card, ePayment/Check Payment
Minimum payout: Minimum payment for cash is $30 and for Gift card $3.
More information: InboxDollars review
Our opinion: There are some aspects that we like about inbox dollar – no complicated point systems, you are earning dollars. Similarly to Swagbucks and MyPoints, Inbox dollars have many different rewardable actions between you can choose.
On the negative side, I would point out that you can’t transfer your money via PayPal and to cash out you have to collect $30, which is relatively high compared with other sites. Also, there is a $3 processing fee.

5. Vindale Research

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Register: Vindale Research ($1 sign-up bonus)
About the company: Vindale Research is part of iGan Company, LLC. Nathaniel Ehrich founded the site itself in 2005. For over a decade they have served surveys to panelists and have reached over 5 million subscribers.
Available: U.S., Canada, Great Britain, Australia
Rewardable actions: Surveys, product reviews, paid photos, reading paid e-mails, watching videos, referrals
How to redeem rewards: Check, PayPal.
Minimum payout: The minimum payout is $25.
More information: Vindale Research
Our opinion: Vindale Research is quite similar to previous sites.
Even though usually the rewards are slightly smaller compared to other sites, it’s definitely still worth to look into, because you can only complete surveys that exceed your own mental minimum threshold in regards to rewards.
Therefore, we recommend to use as an addition to other sites, to maximize your hourly earnings.

6. OneOpinion

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About the company: OneOpnion is owned and operated by Critical Mix, Inc., which was founded in 2010. They have BBB rating A+.
Available: US, Canada, UK, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Australia
Rewardable actions: Surveys and product testing
How to redeem rewards: Gift cards, PayPal, Virtual Visa Debit card
Minimum payout: For all the activities, the minimum payout is $25 (25 000 points).
More information: OneOpinion
Our opinion: OneOpinion is very simple and easy to use. They also have a beautiful and easy-to-read homepage.
On the positive side – they pay you small rewards for qualifying to 5 surveys every day.
On the negative side – the points system is quite uncomfortable, as mentioned above – you have to collect 25 000 points to pay out $25. It is one of the highest thresholds that we have seen. Several sites have the same minimum threshold for cash payouts, but for gift cards usually, it is much lower.

7. EarningStation

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Register: EarningStation ($10 sign-up bonus)
About the company: Company that is behind EarningStation, is iGain LLC. They are BBB accredited, and they have an A rating.
Available: U.S.
Rewardable actions: Take surveys, complete offers, watch videos, shopping, search the web, play games, read paid e-mails, test products
How to redeem rewards: Gift cards, PayPal
More information: EarningStation
Minimum payout: Minimum Payout for cash is $25, and for that, you need 2500SD (Station Dollars). You can start to redeem your points to gift cards if you have collected 1000SD (gift cards worth $10)
Our opinion: Like Swagbucks and MyPoints, EarninStaion has many different options to earn points. We recommend to use it parallel to other sites to maximize earning opportunities.

8. SurveyClub

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Register: SurveyClub
About the company: SurveyClub was founded in 2005. SurveyClub is a little bit different than many other market research companies. They only match you with suitable survey panels on your location or ideal according to your demographical information.
Available: US, Canada, UK, Australia
Rewardable actions: Take surveys, paid focus groups, clinical research studies
How to redeem rewards: Amazon Gift cards, check, PayPal
Minimum payout: $20 for all the options. But you need to know that they are matching you with many other survey panels and this $20 threshold means you have to reach this money on their site.
More information: SurveyClub
Our opinion: On the positive side, we love their bonus system, it is easy to keep track of your earnings because you can see your balance straight in $ (most sites give you points that are a certain amount of $).
On the negative side, as said above, if you earn a few dollars from different survey panels, it does not account on SurveyClub, and it is relatively hard to collect their minimum threshold of $20.

9. VIP Voice

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Register: VIP Voice
About the company: VIPVoice is part of The NPD Group, Inc. that was founded in 1967. They claim to conduct more than 12 millions of surveys per year.
Available: U.S., Canada
Rewardable actions: Surveys
How to redeem rewards: No gift cards or payments, you can use points in BidLand and SweepLand to win different auctions or prizes like vacations, electronics, gift cards, etc.
Minimum payout: No payouts, just lottery prizes.
More information: VIP Voice
Our opinion: VIP Voice is different from other sites that pay you a certain amount of points/dollars for your effort – as mentioned above, you only will be rewarded with points that you can use to participate in auctions or win prizes.
Therefore, we recommend to use it only if you love to answer surveys and take part in auctions and lotteries. You should always keep in mind that there is only a slight chance that you will win the auction or prizes; thus, you have to evaluate, whether or not these are worth your time.
On the positive side – the more surveys you make, the higher the member level you have, and the more points you get for finishing the surveys. You will receive some points (according to your level) even if you unqualified.

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