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Why trust us? Our rigorous research process involves:
- personally testing the products
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- interviewing users
If something sucks, we'll tell you! (And offer some alternatives to consider.)
Featured Review
My latest side hustle experiment is as a User Interviews survey respondent.
(I’m up $105 so far, in exchange for about an hour and a half.)
Latest Reviews
Respondent.io Review: Can You Really Make $100 An Hour For Your Opinion?
Unlike most online survey companies, Respondent actually pays “real” money for participating in studies.
This isn’t about watching silly videos or completing offers for pennies. What do I mean by real? It’s possible to earn $100 an hour or more.
User Interviews Review [2024]: $100 an Hour for Your Opinion? Yes Please!
My latest side hustle experiment is as a User Interviews survey respondent.
(I’m up $105 so far, in exchange for about an hour and a half.)
HealthyWage Review: Get Paid Up to $10,000 to Lose Weight
Have you ever tried to get healthier and lose weight, but lost motivation before reaching your goals?
Perhaps you’ve gone as far as buying a gym membership or expensive exercise equipment only for them go unused after your initial commitment.
But what if you could lose weight and make money doing it? Would that be enough motivation to stick with your exercise and diet regimen?
Rover Sitter Review: $1000 a Month Playing with Dogs?
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?
How to Become a Mobile Notary and Make Up to $200 Per Appointment
Is Mark Wills’ Loan Signing System legit? And will it work for you?
If there’s one side hustle that’s generated the most buzz among Side Hustle Nation in the last few years, it would have to be becoming a loan signing agent.
Loan signing agents are mobile Notaries that help facilitate mortgage closings, and can earn $75-200 per appointment. Mark calls this “the best-kept secret in real estate” and is obviously a huge cheerleader for his program.
But does it really work?
Clickworker Review: Pros, Cons, and How Much Money You Can Really Make?
Clickworker promises to pay you to complete small jobs from home.
But how much do they really pay? Is it worth it?
FlexJobs Review: Is FlexJobs Legit? Read Before Signing Up…
FlexJobs promises to connect remote job seekers with verified, scam-free job listings.
But is it worth paying for?
Testerup Review: Make Up to $227 to Play Games? What’s the Catch?
Testerup is a legit platform that allows users to test mobile games and earn money.
But while you can make money testing games with this platform, your time may be better spent on other money making apps.
ReceiptPal Review: How Much Are Your Receipts Worth?
ReceiptPal is one of several receipt-scanning apps that pays you real money for sharing your shopping receipts.
But does the app deliver?
Dedicated ReceiptPal users can earn $10-25 a year. It’s essentially free money — but is it worth the effort?
Amazon Mechanical Turk Review: How I Made $50,000 in My Spare Time
When focused on this side hustle, Mike typically made anywhere from $150-300/week and has earned over $50,000 in total working on tasks right from his computer at home.
Having worked on Amazon Mechanical Turk for 2 and a half years (completely as a side hustle), he’s done over 150,000 tasks (called HITs, or Human Intelligence Tasks).
Receipt Hog Review: How Much Are Your Receipts Worth?
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?
CoinOut Review: Get $36 for Taking Pics of Your Receipts?
The CoinOut app is a legit way to get paid for your receipts. Consistent app users can earn up to $3 a month, or roughly $36 a year.
But what does CoinOut do with your receipts? Is it worth it?
