Record yourself using websites and apps, or join paid interviews, on UserTesting, Userlytics or dscout.
BRI Score
out of 100
Suits
People who want paid hours quickly, without building an audience or a business.
Not for
Anyone looking for income that grows without more hours.
What would change our view: A new distribution channel or a policy change that removes low-quality sellers could reopen it.
One person in the US, about 10 hours a week, after 12 months
Recalculated daily from the latest data; the history chart appears after the second daily update.
60% the method's unit economics ($134 a month for an active practitioner), 40% the US side-hustle distribution.
| Pay per completed test | $10–$50 | Source |
| Expenses as share of grossUses equipment you already own. | 0 | BRI assumption |
| Completed paid tests a monthBRI assumption: 1–2 tests a week; platforms publish no qualification rates. | 6 | BRI assumption |
UserTesting rewards vary by test type and demand, paid about 14 days after a test
UserTestingdscout's baseline interview incentive is $50 for 30 minutes and $75–100 for 60 minutes
dscoutUserlytics pays $10–50 per study and cannot predict how often you are invited
UserlyticsPer-test rates are stable ($10–50 unmoderated, $50–100 interviews), but how often you are invited is unpredictable.
