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Paid website tests and surveys
Give your opinion on a website, an app or a product, from home, a few minutes at a time.
How to get started
- Sign up on well-known user testing or survey platforms.
- Fill in your profile carefully: it decides which studies you are offered.
- For website tests, think out loud and be precise.
- Check the minimum threshold before you can withdraw your earnings.
Skills needed
- Computing
Tools and equipment needed
- Computer
Good tips
- Website tests generally pay better than surveys, but are less frequent.
Watch out for
- Never pay to sign up, and never give out your bank details or codes.
Rules to know
France
Small one-off amounts are still income; beyond occasional use, find out about declaring it.
Belgium
Small one-off amounts are still income; ask SPF Finances if the activity becomes regular.
Rules to know in the guide
Simplified summary: check the official websites before you start.
How much it pays
Indicative amount, varies with region, experience and demand. Before tax and social contributions.
France
Estimate From $ US4 to $ US10 per test (payment)
UserTesting pays $4 for a short test (5–7 min) and $10 for a standard test (15–20 min), in US dollars.
Indicative example: about $ US15 to $ US40 per month for 4 tests per month.
Source: UserTesting: short tests FAQ · Checked on 24 Oct 2026
Belgium
Estimate From $ US4 to $ US10 per test (payment)
UserTesting pays $4 for a short test (5–7 min) and $10 for a standard test (15–20 min), in US dollars.
Indicative example: about $ US15 to $ US40 per month for 4 tests per month.
Source: UserTesting: short tests FAQ · Checked on 24 Oct 2026