50+ Sites that Pay You to Answer Questions Online!

Here are some question and answer sites that pay you.

1. JustAnswer

JustAnswer is an online question and answer website. On there, you can make money answering questions in a range of categories, such as medical, legal, and veterinary medicine.

JustAnswer has been featured by major news outlets such as CNN, NBC, and FOX.

According to JustAnswer, experts on the site make $2,000 to $7,000 a month answering questions in their field of expertise.

When you apply, you will need to provide relevant licenses or certifications, and the site also performs a background check. It works with a third-party verification firm to check your credentials, which takes a few days.

2. Experts123

Experts123 is a questions and answers website like JustAnswer where you can make money answering questions for people. The difference is that instead of earning cash from the outset with Experts123, you earn expertise points for answering questions and writing articles that you can later redeem for rewards. It offers a revenue sharing program. Pay for articles is around $10 to $20 per article and you’re paid right to your PayPal account.

3. Wonder

Wonder hires researchers to answer questions for people. The site requires more research and in-depth responses compared to some of the other sites on the list. If you enjoy research and writing, then this could be a good site for you.

You can browse open requests and conduct research on the question you choose. Pay varies. You can earn $6 to $8 for easier questions and $35 for more difficult questions according to online reports.

Also, according to Indeed, researchers at Wonder make $19 an hour.

4. Weegy

Weegy is a questions and answers website where you can make money answering questions. You’re paid about $0.20 for each question that you answer.

5. Maven

With Maven you can set your own hourly consulting rate. When the site finds a potential match for your expertise, it will contact you. You can answer written questions and provide your expertise on the phone, and you can participate in bigger projects or find a job to earn substantial consulting fees.

6. PrestoExperts

PrestoExperts hires freelance experts and tutors. You can set your own rates, which is good.

You can connect with people who need your expertise or tutoring skills through instant chat, email, or using the PrestoExperts Voice Connect feature.

When you sign up, you’ll be asked to create an online profile where you can list your qualifications, education, specialties, and any other information that you would like clients who’re looking for help to know. Then you can choose how you want to connect with clients, like by chat, voice, email, or all of the above.

Your profile will appear in the list of available categories and people can search for you by your specialty or keyword. You can set your own rates and work when you want to. According to the site, the more you’re online, the more clients will find you.

The site’s main categories including tutoring, counseling, technology services, and programming services, but there are other categories available on the site too. You’re paid via PayPal or Payoneer.

7. MyLot

MyLot is a discussion board and online community where you can get paid for making valuable contributions to the site’s community.

Each time you start a discussion, respond to a discussion, or comment in a discussion, you make a contribution that is eligible for earnings. How much money you earn from a discussion, response, or comment depends on how interesting and valuable it’s considered to be by the site’s community.

The more the site’s users interact with what you post, the more money it will make. So if no one reads or interacts with what you posted or considers it interesting, then it’s likely that you won’t earn anything. When you have earned $5, you can withdraw your earnings. Payment is sent to your PayPal account.

8. HelpOwl.com

HelpOwl.com gives you points when you answer questions. The more answers you submit, the more points you get. You can redeem your points for prizes like Amazon gift cards and Walmart gift cards.

The number of points you get depends on the activity. For example, you get:

• 100 points for answering a question.
• 10 points for an answer that’s marked as helpful.
• 250 points when you submit a manual that’s 1 to 10 pages.

You can redeem points for gift cards – for example, you need 50,000 points to redeem a $10 Amazon gift card and 125,000 points to redeem a $25 Walmart gift card. So, compared to some of the other sites on this list, HelpOwl.com doesn’t provide you with the fastest way to make money.

9. Answeree

Answeree is a website where you can earn rewards by answering questions. You can register on the site and post accurate and helpful answers to questions. Then you can start earning on answers. You’ll earn points, including 10 points for one answer and 5 points per comment. Also, you can get surprise points up to 500 for top performing posts in the search engine results. 10 points is worth 1 cent.

Payment is sent through PayPal or Skrill.

10. Needle

Needle has partnered with several internet retailers to provide shoppers with live product expertise from people like you who know and use their products.

If you are selected, you get to chat online with customers and help them to find the right products. For answering customer questions, you are compensated with points that you can redeem for products. So, this one doesn’t offer money, but it does give you free stuff just for chatting with customers.

By the way, if you like cash instead of free stuff, check out our post on how to get paid to chat online!

11. 6ya

With 6ya (review here), you can make money helping people over the phone. You can earn money for every call you make, and the average call is only about 4 to 5 minutes in duration. You get to set your own schedule, which is good! And you decide how many calls to accept and when to accept them.

You earn money by providing help to customers over the phone. You offer your professional knowledge to help people with their product problems. You can accept voice and video calls directly on your smartphone. Don’t worry – your number stays private.

The company is offering a $100 bonus to Experts who accept at least 20 calls within 7 days from their activation – this excludes calls that are less than 1 minute.

12. Clarity

Clarity is another site that’ll pay you for providing your expertise. This one is focused on providing advice to business owners and entrepreneurs. You can get paid for your professional advice and for providing feedback. You will need to have a LinkedIn account to apply to be an expert at Clarity. With this one, you can choose your category of expertise.

You can set your own rates, which is good. According to the site, rates vary, but the average 30-minute call works out to about $50, which is about $1.60 per minute. You get paid via PayPal. The site takes 15% of the fee collected from the call.

13. FixYa

FixYa is a website where people can get answers to product questions and DIY advice. You can answer questions on how to fix, repair, and service any product. For answering questions, you’ll earn points that you can redeem for prizes.

Answer Survey Questions & Get Paid!

One of my favorite ways to make money answering questions is to do surveys.

Answering survey questions can actually be quite profitable. If you’re not experienced in a high paying field like medical or legal, you may only earn a few bucks giving your advice on question and answer sites. But with surveys, anyone can give their opinion.

Pay for surveys varies from as little as a $1 to more than $25 per survey.

While you won’t qualify for every survey, if you join a few different sites, you should get a steady stream of survey questions to answer. The best part about surveys is that some are super short and others are in-depth, so you can find ones to suit your schedule.

Here are some websites that pay you to answer survey questions…

14. Qmee

Qmee will pay you for answering surveys. The best part is that the site pays you instantly!

Really! The site has no minimum withdrawal limit. Just for answering a few questions, you can have money sent to your PayPal account within minutes. Or you can choose to get an Amazon gift card.

Plus, it offers other ways to earn, like searching the internet and shopping online.

15. Darwin’s Data

Darwin’s Data pays you $25 per survey, which is pretty great.

It offers a $25 Tango gift card as a reward.

Tango gift cards can be redeemed for gift cards to retailers like:

• Walmart
• Amazon
• Best Buy
• Burger King
• Disney
• Domino’s
• eBay
• GameStop
• Gap
• Google Play

So there are plenty of rewards to choose from.

16. Pinecone Research

Pinecone Research pays $3 per survey. When you have earned 300 points ($3), your earnings are automatically redeemed for a check that’s sent to your home address.

You can choose to withdraw your earnings however you would like after that.

There are a few different payment options available, such as:

• Check
• PayPal
• Visa gift card

You can withdraw your money with just $3 in your account or you can choose to redeem when you have $15 or $15 instead.

17. Swagbucks

Swagbucks will pay you to answer questions. It offers polls and surveys where you can earn money answering questions from your computer or any other device.

The best part is that you can withdraw your earnings for as little as $1 to $5, depending on the payment option you choose.

From PayPal payments to Amazon, there are plenty of rewards to choose from.

What I like about Swagbucks is that you can also earn money in other ways, like by playing games, browsing the internet, and shopping online.

18. 1Q

1Q is a website and app where you can get paid for answering questions. It’s a survey site but the surveys are super short – like one question!

Every time you answer a question, you’re instantly paid $0.25! You get paid right to your PayPal account.

Here’s where you can get the app:

• Download 1Q for iOS devices here.
• Download 1Q for Android devices here.

19. SurveySavvy

Sign up to SurveySavvy, complete your profile, and when your profile matches the basic criteria for a specific survey, SurveySavvy will send you an invite to your email address to participate. The invitation tells you how much money you can expect to earn from the survey.

What’s great about the site is that you can withdraw your earnings when you have as little as $1 in your account!

The only downside to the site is that it pays you by check. So there are no PayPal payments available or gift cards either, which is sort of annoying, right? It means that you will have to wait 4 to 12 weeks before you can actually get your cash.

20. PrizeRebel

PrizeRebel pays you for answering survey questions. You get paid to your PayPal account. Or you can choose to get a gift card instead.

There are lots of gift cards options available likes ones for:

• Amazon
• Starbucks
• iTunes
• CVS
• Walmart
• Visa
• Burger King
• eBay

You can cash out your earnings for as little as $1 to $5 depending on the reward option you choose.

21. MyPoints

With MyPoints, you can get money sent right to your PayPal account, Visa cards, and other gift card options like Amazon and Walmart gift cards. All you need to do is answer some survey questions.

MyPoints is also a cashback website that pays you for shopping online.

You can redeem gift cards for as little as $5!

The best part about MyPoints is that it gives you a $10 Amazon or Visa gift card just for joining.

22. Opinion Outpost

Opinion Outpost is another one that’s a good option if you’re looking to make money answering questions. The website pays you via PayPal, or with gift cards to answer surveys.

You can get gift cards for lots of different places, including:

• Amazon
• Domino’s
• Target
• CVS
• Nike

And there are Visa gift cards available too.

What’s great about the site is that you can redeem your earnings to a gift card for just $5. It’s a great way to make money answering questions.

23. Dabbl

If you’re looking to earn money by answering a quiz, then you’ll want to give Dabbl a try.

Dabbl is a website that pays you for your opinion, for playing games, and quizzes and for watching videos. So it gives you lots of ways to earn.

You can redeem your earnings for gift cards to places like:

• Walmart
• Amazon
• Disney
• Target
• Spotify
• Best Buy
• Marshalls

24. Survey Junkie

Next we have Survey Junkie. This site makes it easy to earn money answering questions. Simply build your profile and Survey Junkie will match you with surveys.

You get paid via PayPal or you can choose to have your earnings redeemed to a gift card for places like Amazon and Target.

25. i-Say

Next on the list we have i-Say. It’s a website that gives you money for taking online surveys. You can redeem your earnings to your PayPal account. Or you can choose to get a Visa card. There are also gift cards available for well-known retailers like Amazon and Walmart.

26. iPoll

iPoll pays you to give your opinion on the products and services that you use. You can get paid right to your PayPal account or you can choose to get a gift card for Amazon or the App Store & iTunes. So it’s another good site that’ll give you cash for answering questions.

27. QuickThoughts

QuickThoughts is a website where you can get paid to take surveys and complete local mission-based activities.

What’s great about the app is that it offers a wide range of surveys from quick polls to secret shopper surveys and local missions. The only issue with the app is that it doesn’t offer PayPal payments. Instead, you get paid with Amazon gift cards. Most of us shop on Amazon anyway though, right?

So, it’s always good to have Amazon gift cards that we can use to get stuff for free on Amazon.

28. Zap Surveys

Zap Surveys is an app that gives you money for answering survey questions. Aside from surveys, the website also offers you up to 40% cashback when you shop at more than 50 retailers.