Product Tester Job: Get Paid to Try New Apps and Services

Job description

Salary: £10 – £13 per hour

Job Type: Part-time

Working experience: No Experience

Remote: Remote

Product tester jobs you can do from home, on your own schedule. Try new apps, subscriptions and online services, and earn extra money for every product test you complete. Immediate start, and no previous testing experience is needed.Freecash, built by Almedia, pays its users to try apps, subscriptions and online services before deciding whether to keep them.WHAT THE WORK INVOLVES- Pick an app, subscription or offer from the list- Sign up and give it a proper try- Coins arrive once your test is confirmed- Turn those coins into cash or gift cardsWHAT WE OFFER- New product testing offers added every week- Try things you were curious about anyway, and get paid for it- Flexible online work from home, when it is convenient for you- An £8 welcome bonus once your first product test is confirmed- Your first payment usually arrives the same day you sign upWHAT WE ASK- An internet connection and a device to test on- No previous experience needed- Willingness to give each app a fair try- Aged 16 or overGETTING PAIDYou get paid to test apps and digital products.

Rewards per completed test vary widely from one offer to the next: a quick sign-up pays a small amount, a longer trial pays considerably more, and the figure is always shown before you commit.Freecash holds an Excellent Trustpilot rating from over 316,000 reviewers, and has paid more than $300 million USD to its users to date.HOW TO APPLYFancy trying paid product testing? Hit Apply, set up a free account with an email and a password, and the first offers are ready to go.

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