15 websites where you can earn money by testing websites and applications

This review features the most reliable platforms for residents of the CIS region that actually pay in 2025.

Userbrain
A simple platform for quick UX testing: tasks take 5-15 minutes, payment is $3 per test. Payments are made weekly via PayPal or Payoneer. Minimum requirements are a basic device and knowledge of English. An excellent starting option for beginners.

Respondent
A platform for UX and marketing research: after registering via email, Facebook, or LinkedIn, you need to complete a demographic profile. The service offers online interviews and website tests. Payment ranges from $40 for 20 minutes to $100 for an hour. Payment is made via PayPal, minus a 5% platform commission. Suitable for those who understand online surveys and are ready to communicate in English.

UserTesting
The platform is supported worldwide. Payments are made via PayPal within 7-14 days. To earn money, you need to complete a test task: UX tests with screen recording and thinking aloud. Payment starts at $10 for a 20-minute test, with the opportunity to earn up to $60 for in-depth interviews.

TestingTime
An international UX research platform. The service invites participants to undergo remote moderator interviews, diary studies, or focus groups via Zoom, Skype, or Teams. The average duration of interviews is from 30 to 120 minutes. Payment from €30 to €60 per hour, sometimes up to £100 for in-depth sessions. Payments are made to PayPal or bank account within 10 business days after the request.

Trymata
After registration and a qualification test: detailed guidance and audio-video critical approach, UX tests are available: website/app, screen and voice recording. Tests take 15-20 minutes, paying from $10 to $30. Payment is made twice a month via PayPal or Payoneer.

Userfeel
A platform for testing the interfaces of websites and mobile applications. Pays $10 for a 10-20-minute test where you need to comment on the interface out loud. To earn money, you need to complete a test task and have a microphone. Payments are made via PayPal on Mondays.

Userlytics
The site pays from $5 to $90 per test, which may include web and mobile UX tasks, video visits, or concepts. You need to register, wait for invitations, and have a camera and microphone. Payments via PayPal, the platform is available for the CIS region.

IntelliZoom
A platform specializing in short UX surveys and video tests: pays $2 for a simple survey and $10 for in-depth video testing. Participation is via the UserZoom browser or app, payments are made via PayPal within 21 business days.

uTest
An international software crowd-testing platform: you need to register, complete an online module, and receive a rating. After that, functional, UX, and mobile tests are offered. Earnings depend on the tasks—from $10 to $100 per project. Payments are made every two months via PayPal or Payoneer.

Loop11
An Australian UX testing platform, works with IBM, JPMorgan. You need to pass a short qualification test, then paid website tests. Suitable for English-speaking participants.

test IO
An international platform, pays for testing websites, applications, games. You can earn more than $50 for identifying a critical error, less for regular testing. Payments are made monthly via PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, or bank transfer.

Checkealos
The site pays €8 for a 15-minute UX review. Requires a computer or smartphone, internet connection, and knowledge of English or Spanish. Payments are made via PayPal.

UserCrowd
A crowd-testing platform where testers can get paid for providing feedback on products, websites, and applications through surveys. Work involves quick voice reactions to interfaces. Payment is $0.10 per review, and $10 is required to withdraw funds.

UXCrowd
A Russian-language platform for interface testing. It allows you to find out how ordinary users work with a website or application and what they are thinking. Users are paid for feedback on the usability of websites. Money can be withdrawn to a card or a QIWI wallet.

Testbirds
An international platform for testing websites and mobile applications. Testers are paid for finding bugs, evaluating interface usability, and user experience. Payments are made via PayPal.