How do surveys work on Earnit.GG?
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You answer a few screening questions first, and if you're a match for the survey, you finish it and your reward is credited to your balance.
You pick a survey on the surveys page and answer a few screening questions, which check whether you're who the survey is looking for. If you are, you finish the survey, the survey partner confirms your answers, and your reward is credited to your balance.
How does a survey pay me?
You're paid for your answers. The reward on a survey card is an estimate, and when you finish, you're credited the amount the partner confirms.
When the surveys page says a survey bonus is active, some surveys pay extra while the bonus lasts, and their cards show the higher reward beside the usual one. Most survey rewards are credited within minutes of finishing the survey.
Which companies run the surveys?
These survey partners run the surveys on Earnit.GG, each with its own survey wall on your earn page:
| Partner | Its survey wall on the earn page |
|---|---|
| AdscendMedia | AdscendMedia Surveys |
| ayeT-Studios | ayeT-Studios Surveys |
| BitLabs | BitLabs |
| CPX Research | CPX Research |
| inBrain | inBrain |
| Prime | Prime Surveys |
| TheoremReach | TheoremReach |
| Cherries | Cherries |
Each partner runs its own surveys and asks its own screening questions.
Why do surveys ask screening questions first?
A survey starts with a few screening questions because it wants answers from a particular group of people. If you're not in that group, the survey ends early, which is called a screenout, and whether a screenout pays depends on the partner.
How do I pick a survey?
Start with your survey profile, because the surveys page shows your list of surveys once your profile is complete.
Each survey card shows what the survey pays, how long it takes, and the partner's rating for it, or New when it has no rating yet. Choose one you have time to finish in one sitting.
You can also open each partner's survey wall, which holds many surveys of its own. If one partner's surveys keep screening you out, another partner's surveys might suit you better.
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