In short: You see the pay for each test before accepting. Main catch: Korea and Taiwan are not on the list of countries clients can target, so testers there may get almost no tests.
- Pay shown upfront
- Free to join
- Few tests outside target countries
- Not tested by us
Before you sign up
Checked 2026-09-28 · based on official and public sources · not tested by us
Get paid to use websites and apps while recording your screen and thinking out loud for usability tests.
Data sheet
Compiled from the public sources linked below
| What you do | Record yourself using websites and apps while speaking your thoughts |
|---|---|
| How it pays | Per-test amount shown in the test feed; live interview tests pay more |
| Realistic expectation | Amount varies by test and is shown before you accept; paid via PayPal 14 days after completion |
| Operator | UserTesting |
| Sign-up | Application + sample test review |
| Caution | Korea and Taiwan not on client target-country list; screen and voice recording required |
When to use it
People living in client-targetable countries (such as the US, UK, Germany, France, Canada, India or Australia) who are comfortable recording their screen and voice.
Before you use it
Clients can only target certain countries (US, UK, Germany, France, Canada, India, Australia and others); Korea and Taiwan are not on that list, so residents there may rarely be assigned tests. Screen and voice recording is required.
How to use it
- Apply as a tester on usertesting.com.
- Submit the sample test for review.
- Once approved, check the pay shown in your test feed, accept a test and complete it.
What to expect
Each test shows its payout before you accept, and money arrives via PayPal 14 days after you finish. If you live outside the countries clients can target (Korea and Taiwan are not included), expect very few or no test invitations.
Checked 2026-09-28 · compiled from public sources; we have not tested it ourselves. Terms change, so check the official pages before you rely on it. · Official site · Source 1 · Source 2