Usabilityhub

[Sprite1950]

This is one of my favourite sites. You can join as a website designer or like me join as a tester. Website designers put up questions for you to answer on their designs and ask how favourable you think they are. You just have to answer honestly and get paid for your feedback.

They have an option where you can switch on notifications and they will let you know when there is a test available. You need 100 credits before cashing out for $10. Sometimes the tests are few and far between, other times they keep coming in. I have cashed out twice and although it does take a little time before they pay out (around a month) they are legit.

https://usabilityhub.com/

 

[jipsyjo30]

Thanks. Just signed up. So is being a tester similar to the job of a content analyst?

 

[CaptainE]

This is one of my favourite sites. You can join as a website designer or like me join as a tester. Website designers put up questions for you to answer on their designs and ask how favourable you think they are. You just have to answer honestly and get paid for your feedback.

They have an option where you can switch on notifications and they will let you know when there is a test available. You need 100 credits before cashing out for $10. Sometimes the tests are few and far between, other times they keep coming in. I have cashed out twice and although it does take a little time before they pay out (around a month) they are legit.

https://usabilityhub.com/

Just checked their website so they charge $1 per test feedback. How much do you as the tester get?

 

[Sprite1950]

Thanks. Just signed up. So is being a tester similar to the job of a content analyst?

Nothing as complicated as that. To give you an example, they might send you 2 different websites to compare and ask you which one you prefer. After you have chosen they will ask you why you chose it. Most of it is really quite simple. Sometimes they give you a 5 second test. They show you a design for just 5 seconds and then ask you questions about what it was about .. I'm rubbish at those

 

[Sprite1950]

Just checked their website so they charge $1 per test feedback. How much do you as the tester get?

It depends, sometimes you get 5 credits per test, other times only 1 .. I can't work it out in terms of dollars You have to reach 100 credits before you can cash out for $10. It takes a while to reach payout and the tests can come in at any time; they do expire if you don't grab them right away. Some days I get 4 or 5 tests , others none at all depending on how long I spend online. Just try it and see if you like it.

 

[jipsyjo30]

Nothing as complicated as that. To give you an example, they might send you 2 different websites to compare and ask you which one you prefer. After you have chosen they will ask you why you chose it. Most of it is really quite simple. Sometimes they give you a 5 second test. They show you a design for just 5 seconds and then ask you questions about what it was about .. I'm rubbish at those

You're right! It's so simple and easy. I just completed my first test! Received one point in under 2 min.

 

[Ladybug775]

This is one of my favourite sites. You can join as a website designer or like me join as a tester. Website designers put up questions for you to answer on their designs and ask how favourable you think they are. You just have to answer honestly and get paid for your feedback.

They have an option where you can switch on notifications and they will let you know when there is a test available. You need 100 credits before cashing out for $10. Sometimes the tests are few and far between, other times they keep coming in. I have cashed out twice and although it does take a little time before they pay out (around a month) they are legit.

https://usabilityhub.com/

Me too I have out only twice. Does take a long time for the feedback.

 

[jipsyjo30]

You're right! It's so simple and easy. I just completed my first test! Received one point in under 2 min.

Update: I am really liking this site. I'm almost ready for my first cash out. Today was super active. I was offered six tests in the span of two hours!