2025-02-13
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2024-12-22
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Technology changed the way people get quick jobs or accomplish small projects that are commonly called "gigs" these days. With just a smartphone or a tablet in hand, you can now make a few bucks with apps that offer various tasks such as answering surveys or even playing some games.
Short of cash? Need some quick money as soon as possible? These apps ensure that you have fast – if not immediate – access to your money. If you're just looking for some pocket money, check out these apps that may help you earn a decent amount and get same-day payments for your work.
1. Qmee
When it comes to daily payments, Qmee is on top of the list. You answer online surveys and get paid in a variety of ways such as gift cards, Venmo, or through your PayPal account. This app is better than others since you can cash out whenever you want, without a minimum threshold!
How it works:
"Say ‘Hello’ to extra rewards! 🌍 On World Hello Day, reach out to a new friend and introduce them to Qmee. It’s the perfect way to spread the word and earn some extra cash while you're at it! #WorldHelloDay#surveyapp #qmee #qmeesurveys #takesurveys #shareyouropinion… pic.twitter.com/4AriITbLJu
— Qmee (@qmee) November 21, 2024
2. Survey Junkie
This app allows you to answer online surveys in exchange for rewards that can then be redeemed through cash or gift cards. You'll need a PayPal account to receive money instantly.
How it works:
Your best chance for earning more from high-paying surveys is M-F
— Survey Junkie (@SurveyJunkie) June 10, 2024
Fresh surveys come in at the beginning of the week.
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3. Gigwalk
If you're someone who likes taking photos or fond of answering surveys, Gigwalk just may be what you're looking for. The best part is, you get paid for doing something you like!
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4. Mobrog
Still in the online surveys pool, Mobrog is just like other apps that pay you to answer online surveys and hopefully influence the way companies shape their products or services.
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5. PrizeRebel
Most "get paid to answer survey" sites and apps are limited to the same tasks: answer surveys or watch videos. PrizeRebel is a standout in its own way as it also allows users to earn points by doing internet searches and has other "offers" to earn more points.
6. KashKick
Just as other online rewards platforms, KashKick will pay you to share your opinions on products or services. Through the app, you can also get paid to play games or try new products. This app is particularly known known for offering higher payouts when playing games than some other similar apps.
7. iVueit
Love taking photos but need extra cash too? Check out iVueit. This app pays for photos you take with your smartphone. You don't need a full-blown resume to get a photography gig on this app. Just take the best and most high-quality shots for specific real estate properties in your area and answer five questions about the aesthetic of the property, then earn some real cash.
How it works:
Understanding the different color dots on the iVueit map is vital to your overall success in claiming and completing Vues. Learn more about what the different dots mean here! #iVueit https://t.co/NURSguknRA
— iVueit App (@ivueitapp) November 19, 2024
8. Field Agent
Unlike other survey platforms that are mostly done online, Field Agent needs you to be out there. You'll be tasked to gather information, take photos of in-store products, and share your opinions about the experience.
How it works:
Like Mad Libs, but make it ✨Field Agent.✨ Fill in the blanks! #madlibs #sidehustle #productreviewer #mysteryshopper #sidgig pic.twitter.com/hqxL9k1Gfs
— Field Agent App (@fieldagentapp) December 21, 2022
9. MyPoints
If you're looking for a quick-money app that's been around for quite some time now, MyPoints is the answer. You can either answer online surveys, play online games, or watch some videos. If you're someone who spends a lot of time on YouTube and other video-sharing apps, you might as well make some cash from this hobby through watching videos on MyPoints.
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10. Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk)
This crowdsourcing marketplace allows gig seekers to complete "micro jobs" that are outsourced by businesses or individuals who need the extra hand for short virtual tasks such as data entry, transcription, or taking online surveys.
Unlike the other apps, MTurk won't pay you right after you create an account and complete one task. It has a probation period for at least 10 days for MTurk workers.
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