Websites that pay
1. Swagbucks: This website pays users for taking surveys, watching videos,playing games, and shopping online. Users can earn points (called Swagbucks) which can then be redeemed for cash or gift cards.
2. InboxDollars: This platform pays users for taking surveys, reading emails, watching videos, andsigning up for offers. Users can request a payout once they reach a minimum threshold and receive payment via check or PayPal.
3. UserTesting: This website pays users for providing feedback on websites and apps. Users are asked to complete tasks and share their thoughts while recording their screen and voice. Payments are made via PayPal.
4. Fiverr: This popular freelancer platform allows users to offer their skills and services, such as graphic design, writing, programming, and more. Users set their rates and clients pay for their services through the platform.
5. Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk): This platform offers microtasks that users can complete for small payments. Tasks include data entry, transcription, image tagging, and more. Payments can be withdrawn via Amazon payments or transferred to an Amazon gift card balance.
6. Upwork: Upwork is a freelancing platform that connects clients with freelancers in various fields. Users can browse for jobs and submit proposals for projects. Payments are made directly through the platform.
7. Etsy: If you have a talent for crafting or creating unique products, Etsy is a popular marketplace where you can sell your goods. You set the prices and Etsy takes a small fee for each transaction.
These are just a few examples of websites that pay users for different online activities. It's always important to research and read reviews before signing up and providing personal information or completing tasks.
