Voucher Surveys

While voucher rewards are not as well liked as cash payments, many sites pay in vouchers to high street brands that most people use regularly. These include Tesco, Argos, M&S. So, in effect, voucher payment should save you cash.

Toluna

Also known as Test and Vote is a little different from other survey sites. It is an online community where participants have the opportunity to test products for free, keep them and get paid for it. You can also take part in paid surveys and give your opinion through quick, paid voting. Members are rewarded in points for Amazon vouchers. There is also a monthly cash prize draw. Toluna is a lively and fun way to earn on the net.

One of the best known names in UK online surveys, Ipsos pays in points to be exchanged for vouchers to High Street stores such as WHSmith, Boots, John Lewis and Argos. Surveys usually take between 10-20 minutes and you should expect 3-6 invitations per month. Each completed survey pays 10-200 points and 10 if you start but are screened out.

MySurvey UK, owned by market research firm Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS), offers several payment options such as Nectar points and Amazon vouchers. Members can also enter a prize draw by completing a profiling survey.

US owned, ZoomPanel offers panelists rewards for completing a wide variety of surveys. For each completed survey, you'll most often receive ZoomPoints that are redeemable for popular movies, music and gift cards. Expect a couple of email invitations per week. However, a number of users complained about the length and number of surveys that have to be done to earn rewards as well as poor quality of reward items.

Surveys.com is owned by GfK, and conducts market research on a range of topics such as: current events, entertainment, politics, and new and existing products and services. It offers members incentives in the form of Ipoints, cash, prizes, and/or gifts. If you choose to register for Ipoints we will automatically credit your account every time you take a survey. Surveys are short, typically 5-10 minutes, but relatively well-paid. You should receive 2-3 each month.

As rewards for completed surveys, Valued Opinions offers vouchers or various gift cards such as for Amazon.co.uk, Tesco, John Lewis, HMV, Marks & Spencer, Boots, Argos, Waitrose, Topshop and Wallis. Each survey typically pays the equivalent voucher points of between £1 and £5. Members should expect 3 to 5 invitations a week but will not qualify for all.

E-Rewards is a US company with offices around the world including London. Rewards are in the form of discount coupons or vouchers for a limited variety of items such as air miles or magazine subscriptions. Members typically receive 1-3 invitations per week. While the rewards are not everyone’s cup of tea, points are relatively generous.

Harris Poll is one of the oldest and most prestigious polls in the world. Panelists earn HIpoints for the majority of surveys. These are redeemable in the form of vouchers or cheque. Survey invitations are infrequent and you are unlikely to receive more than a couple a month. Most 20 minute surveys are worth 30 points, less than a dollar.

Just The Answer is another very well established and trusted paid survey website. You can get paid in points for completing surveys, which can be converted into Amazon vouchers or prize-draw tickets. Currently, Just The Answer survey website is only available to join by people who are living in the UK.