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Intellizoom is a subsidiary of a larger company called Userzoom. They help software designers and webmasters test the quality of their product interfaces, with the end-goal of improving and refining the user experience. A big part of their work involves recruiting and paying people to perform hands-on tests of websites, smartphone apps, and computer programs. During the tests they gather… Read More
This post was sponsored by PlaytestCloud. If you love playing mobile and browser games in your free time, you’ll be excited to know you can actually get paid to do it! In today’s review, I’m sharing a little info with you about PlaytestCloud, a completely legitimate company that pays game testers every single week for trying out games and then… Read More
In recent years, website and software designers have begun to rely on freelance workers to do a lot of their website testing, and several companies have risen up to help them fill that need. These companies generally hire ordinary people with no particular training, and the work is fairly easy. Some of the companies in this category are primarily focused on… Read More
There are a lot of sites popping up lately that will allow you to sign up and earn money for testing out websites. Today I have decided to do a UserTesting review. While I would say that doing this type of work is extra money only, it could be a good bit of extra money — which means this might be… Read More
Are you looking for a non-phone job? Do you enjoy navigating and visiting websites? Does testing apps also sound like fun to you? Then you might want to look into Testbirds. What Exactly is Testbirds? Testbirds is a usability testing site similar to User Testing or any of a number of sites that test websites and apps for bugs, defaults in functionality or… Read More
I came across a site recently called Erli Bird that promises to pay up to $10 for beta testing new apps for Android and iOS, websites, and gadgets. After you test, you are asked to provide feedback on what you think of the product you tested, how it could be improved on, etc. If your feedback is high quality, you… Read More
In the past, I have written reviews of several different website tester/usability companies that will pay you a little here and there to participate in website usability tests. If you’ve ever read through any of these reviews, you’ve probably seen that most of those companies require you to have a webcam and/or microphone. If you do not have these things… Read More
Userlytics is another website usability testing company that I have so far not gotten around to reviewing. They are very, very similar to one of the more popular usability companies, UserTesting. Being a website tester means navigating a website and speaking your thoughts on how the website is laid out and how easy it is to navigate into a microphone. Some… Read More