Reviews

If you’ve ever thought about turning your love for pets into a side hustle, you’ve probably come across Rover.

As the largest network of pet sitters, Rover offers a flexible way to earn money by caring for dogs and cats.

But is it the right fit for you?

The free Receipt Hog app pays you for taking pictures of your receipts.

Consistent Receipt Hog users can earn around $25 a year pretty easily. But is it worth it?

Scrambly is a cash back rewards platform that lets you make money online by playing mobile games, completing challenges, and trying new services.

According to the company, monthly earnings typically range from $50 to $500.

But are those earnings realistic?

Toloka says you can earn money “wherever and whenever you want.”

But does it deliver?

And how much money can you really make?

Apex Focus Group is a legit resource to find paid market research studies. But there are enough red flags that it wouldn’t be my first choice in this field.

Still, paid focus groups are a fun and easy way to make extra money. That’s one reason why we’ve been covering them for years on Side Hustle Nation.

Prolific.com is an online research platform that pays you for your opinion and feedback.

It’s a legit and easy way to make money online that pays much better than “micro task” sites like Clickworker and Mechanical Turk.

In fact, one Side Hustle Nation reader reported earning £300 in a couple of months of part-time effort on Prolific.

Since 2007, Slicethepie has been paying people to review songs online.

But they don’t pay much.

In this review, we’re breaking down how it works, and whether or not the work is worth it.

Sweatcoin says it pays to walk, but if you’re thinking your steps are going to turn into a new income stream, you’re probably going to be disappointed.

I personally tested Sweatcoin and Sweat Wallet for the last 5 months to share my honest feedback.