3) UserTesting

Get paid to review other people’s blogs and websites through a website called UserTesting. UserTesting pays people to simply go to, interact with, and review a complete stranger’s website or blog. UserTesting reviewers get paid $10 by PayPal for every 20-minute completed session. They pay you to visit websites or apps, complete a set of tasks, and speak your thoughts out loud into a recorder.

The owner of the website pays to have a review done of their website. UserTesting reviewers help the owners of websites to pinpoint flaws with their site, how users interact with the pages, and where changes could be made for a better design or basic functionality.

If you want to be a UserTesting reviewer, all you have to do is apply. verify your email address, and then set up the screen recorder. You will need to open the file (InstallUserTestingPlugin-v1.8.exe) once it’s done downloading and follow the installation instructions.

You will also need to have either a built-in or an external microphone to complete the review. The website will walk you through how to complete the tasks, record your session, and upload your review to the server.

Receiving $10 for just one review is pretty great compensation for simply visiting a website and giving honest feedback. Especially if you like to peruse blogs and websites anyway, becoming a UserTesting reviewer is a great way to pad your pockets with a little bit of extra cash.

Another good review website is Harris Poll. The nice thing about Harris Poll is that, unlike other survey sites, Harris Poll rewards you even if you do not qualify for a survey. So if you go through the screening questions and are told you do not qualify, you will still receive a credit for your time.

Another site where you can give your opinions for money is Nielsen Digital Voice. Nielsen is a highly recognizable brand, being in business for over 90 years. If you’re looking for the most “legit” opinion/survey service, this is it.