UserTesting
These are the highest-paying legit sources on this list — real interviews, usability tests, and studies that pay per session, not per click. UserTesting pays for website tests, typically $10 per 20 min — this sits in the middle of the pack — noticeably more than a quick survey, well short of paid research. As always: varies, not guaranteed.
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| Category | Big-ticket research |
| Pays for | website tests |
| Typical payout | $10 per 20 min (varies, not guaranteed) |
| Approval bar | easy |
| Time / effort | Usually 20–90 minutes of scheduled or on-demand time; often requires an application or screener first. |
| Who it suits | People willing to do a real interview, usability test, or study session for meaningfully higher pay. |
| How it relates to ScrollEarn | Not in ScrollEarn yet — listed so you can compare. |
Frequently asked
What does UserTesting pay for?
UserTesting pays for website tests. The typical payout is $10 per 20 min, varies, not guaranteed.
How hard is it to get approved for UserTesting?
Its listed approval bar is "easy" — ScrollEarn does not have this one integrated yet, so you would sign up directly.
Is UserTesting part of ScrollEarn?
Not in ScrollEarn yet — listed so you can compare.
Related in Big-ticket research
ScrollEarn does not disclose or restate other platforms' revenue splits here — where a split isn't ScrollEarn's own published number, it's undisclosed. Figures above are UserTesting's own typical payout range as listed publicly, not a ScrollEarn guarantee.