Reviews

Upside (formerly known as GetUpside) is a free money making app that allows users to earn cash back on gas, groceries, and dining.

According to the Upside website, users have the opportunity to earn up to 25¢ per gallon on gas, 45% cash back at restaurants, and 30% cash back at participating grocery stores.

But is the app legit, or is this too good to be true?

SurveyWorld promotes itself as a place where you can take surveys and get rewarded.

But can you really earn $300 a month, like the homepage says?

FlexJobs promises to connect remote job seekers with verified, scam-free job listings.

But is it worth paying for?

ShopBack is a money-making app that allows users to earn cash back on their everyday purchases.

While it’s relatively new to the U.S., ShopBack has been a go-to for shoppers across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region for over a decade. (And is now active in 13 countries.)

With more than 50 million users and over $600 million in cash back rewards paid out, ShopBack certainly has the numbers to back it up.

I recently earned my first $116.33 sharing my opinion on FocusGroup.com. Since people are always asking me about easy side hustles, I put together this FocusGroup.com review to share how it all works!

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?

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.)

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.

Clickworker promises to pay you to complete small jobs from home.

But how much do they really pay? Is it worth it?

Fetch is one of the most popular and trustworthy money making apps available.

It pays you free gift cards for scanning receipts, playing games, and shopping popular brands.

In fact, some users claim to earn up to $1,000 a month — but how realistic is that?

To find out, I tested the app and did a ton of research online to see what other users had to say.

Is the Caden app worth an install?

The app promises to pay you for the data you generate on a daily basis. You know, the stuff we give to Big Tech for free!

And Caden really does pay — it took a couple months to earn my first $40 payout.