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Get paid for feedback on real products and ideas
Answering is free during early access while we build our founding community. Paid answers start at launch.
To get paid for feedback here at launch, you would look at a product image, name or message and give a choice with a reason. The business sees that private response when weighing its options. It cannot post your answer as a customer review. Quick takes are available now, but answering is unpaid.
We review applications by hand.
Get paid to give feedback at launch
What a member sees
Example: CornerFold asks, “Which shop name is clearer?” Six of the 20 example members choose Nest, while 14 choose Corner. The count alone does not say why “Corner” won. A reason such as “I can picture the shop” would give the owner something to check in its sign or homepage. These are fictional results, not customer-study evidence.
Other questions could compare two water bottles or ask you to rate packaging from 1 to 5. A quick take should take about 30 seconds. About 20p for a quick take is the paid-launch example. Paid answers start at launch.
Earn money by giving feedback: the limits
Earn money by giving feedback, within narrow limits
The current task is a pick or rating with one line of why. Detailed written feedback is planned for later. You do not receive a free product to keep or test a parcel at home. The number of questions depends on askers, and you are free to skip a subject.
During early access, answering is unpaid. Taking part now does not entitle you to later paid work. If you need a steady income, this task should not be counted on for one.
How to get paid for feedback at launch
On the answer screen, examine the short text or uploaded image, make your choice and write why. You answer blind: the asker’s name and other members’ choices are hidden first. Once you submit, you see the counts, while the asker gets the reasons. Your response may be quoted in a private summary without your name.
Use the member hub to apply, or read how the feedback reaches an asker.
Paid feedback and public reviews differ
Paid feedback is different from product reviews
A product-testing scheme may send an item to your home. A public review speaks to future customers. This platform asks for private feedback on a name, image or message so an asker can improve it. We do not allow answers to be presented as customer reviews or testimonials. That boundary matters even if your response is positive.
See first-impression website tasks and short question answering. The feedback-platform comparison looks at a different task mix.
Who can answer
UK adults can apply without product-review experience. We ask for your own words and do not permit AI-written responses. Check the rules for genuine answers and everyday member tasks. Your feedback is for the asker’s own decision, not a public endorsement.
Your questions, answered
How can I get paid to give feedback on products?
You can look at paid research panels or product-testing services whose current terms fit you. PennyForYours plans to pay for short reactions to product images, names and packaging, not at-home product trials. It is unpaid during early access. For current tasks, choose a question, make a pick or rating and explain it briefly.
Do I get free products to test?
No. Current questions use a short text or an uploaded image. You will not receive a physical product, and there is nothing to keep. A question may show packaging or a product concept, but your task is to describe your first reaction to what is on screen.
Is this the same as writing reviews?
No. Answers are private feedback for the person who asked, not customer reviews for a shop, app store or marketplace. Askers may use the opinions to make decisions, but cannot present them as public testimonials or imply that the members are their customers.
How much does paid feedback pay?
A quick take would pay about 20p at paid launch (launch example). Paid answers start at launch. Longer, considered feedback is planned for later and is not available now. You see the pay before choosing a question and can decide whether it meets your minimum.
When does pay start for feedback?
No date has been set. During early access, answering is unpaid and optional. Founding members will hear when paid questions open, and cash-out details will be confirmed before then. An early-access answer does not earn a later payment or a promise of paid work.
Is feedback income taxable?
Yes, pay for feedback can count as taxable income. HMRC’s trading-allowance guidance sets out when the allowance applies to qualifying activities; our trading allowance guide explains how to look at small sums from several sources. This is general information, not tax advice.
Want to answer short questions?
Answering is free during early access while we build our founding community. Paid answers start at launch.
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