1. Earn up to £ 10 for
services such as a banana
shoot at your home
Mobeye's free monetization app pays for small tasks such as taking pictures of things in the house or checking the availability of products in stores. It costs £ 10 for each 'machine', although these high-paying jobs are rare. Jobs that pay for 50p-ish are very common - the more they look up, the faster they are.
To get involved, download the app on Android or iPhone, and complete the quick test task. You can then explore the map to see a trip near you. Once you have booked a job, you have two hours to go out and finish it. Just take the requested photos and fill in the details.
Tasks seem to involve less effort than other applications. We've heard of activities like 50p taking a picture of any booklet to 10p by taking pictures of bananas in your house. We've heard it said that people get paid to take pictures of the weather!
Quick summary
• For whom? People who choose quick and easy jobs
• Standard benefits: 50p to £ 5
• Payment method: PayPal
• How much do you need to earn before you pay: £ 7
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of forum apps that benefit
2. Get up to £ 10 for easy-to-
find jobs in stores, for
example, asking managers
about coffee
The BeMyEye app pays you to do quick and easy market research on your mobile phone. Just download your iPhone or Android and check it regularly to find upcoming activities in your area.
We have seen activities that include browsing shoe stores, negotiating with store managers about coffee use and posting pictures of how razors are displayed at the pharmacy. When we entered August 2021, there was a lot of activity in the areas we tried.
BeMyEye typically pays £ 3- £ 10 per service, depending on the difficulty. Tasks can range from a quick photo to an engaging 20-minute conversation with a store manager, asking for his or her ideas.
In some cases you may be asked to purchase products and recoup expenses, so be sure to keep any receipts. Payment may take three to four days.
Tasks are taken immediately, so consider turning notifications on your phone to receive alerts as they are issued.
This is one of the best paying apps we've ever seen, as Forum Lenore13 found:
"I signed up for a few small job sites over the past six weeks and the one I was most lucky for was BeMyEye - I won £ 42.10."
- Lenore13
Quick summary
• For whom? People settled near shops and restaurants
• Standard benefits: £ 3- £ 10 per job
• Payment method: PayPal or EFT
• How much do you need to earn before you pay: £ 5 (PayPal payments) or £ 20 (bank transfers)
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of forum apps that benefit
3. Earn up to £ 11 for each
market research project,
including photography for
store shows
One of the best-paid small-scale small-scale apps, EasyShift offers you an estimated £ 11 per capita for photography and other small items in street shops. Download the application on iPhone or Android phone to sign up.
It will show a functional map near you - green pins are available, gray is taken. To make the task harder, just choose to reserve (you arrive first, given first). You have a certain amount of time to complete a task, for example, eight hours.
It would be a good little beneficiary. The works we have seen include £ 8 for photography beer shows and £ 11 for beauty product photography. Most activities take about 10 minutes. Automatically pays within two days of complete 'shift' operation.
Along with the money, the app rewards earn points. The more points you get, the more tasks you can save on time.
EasyShift operations are greater concerned than different apps', however the pay is still proper (usually £ 5- £ 6 for about 15 minutes of operation).
- Lenore13
Quick summary
• For whom? People settled near shops and restaurants
• Standard benefits: £ 5- £ 11 per job
•Payment method: PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of forum apps that benefit
4. Pay for exotic activities,
for example, to inspect the
exterior of buildings
The free Shepper app pays £ 5- £ 15 for weird fast-paced activities. Works with major brands such as Aviva and Airbnb. Tasks range from surveying vacant lots, checking billboards for drawings and checking how much space there is outside the line buildings.
Shepper says users have full insurance, and take security measures to ensure your safety, which includes reviewing all bookings they receive. You may need to take additional steps, such as telling a friend or family member where you will be and arranging for contact after work.
To sign up, download the Shepper application for iPhone or Android phone. You will need to complete a 10 minute application form and show your passport or driver's license. See more about being a Shepherd.
Quick summary
• For whom? Those who are based in cities are likely to get more jobs - but Shepper says it's okay if you live in a small town.
• Standard benefits: £ 5- £ 15 per job
• Payment method: Bank transfer
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less, but it costs 65p to subtract less than £ 20.
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of for-profit apps forum
5. Get paid by capturing
menu cards, counting stock
and more
Want to get paid to buy beer? The free iPhone and Android app Roamler pays for tasks like stock-counting, capturing menu cards at restaurants and buying beer to capture how it is served.
Like the similar applications above, if firms require simple market research to be done, they are shipped via the app. Roamler usually pays £ 5 per job, but can vary between £ 3 and £ 20. Activities usually take between five and 20 minutes.
When we surveyed in August 2021 there were a number of services offered, including a payment of £ 10 for a free Corona pint.
Virtualization is an invitation-only application for specific locations. Roamler's press office says it is very easy to find if you monitor its Facebook page for tips on how (or you might be lucky if you ask for it).
Quick summary
• For whom? Smartphone users
• Standard benefits: £ 10 / month
• Payment method: Payment via PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less
• Have you tried it? Share your experience in the Roamler forum series
6. Benefit by looking at
prices and products quickly
Have you ever dreamed of being a secret agent? If you have an iPhone or Android phone, a free app called Field Agent can be your chance. If companies require a small amount of market research work to be done, it is submitted via the app.
Your goal, if you choose to accept it, check store prices, take product photos and pen reviews. It usually costs £ 4.50 per job, but can be between £ 2 and £ 10. Activities take a few minutes to half an hour.
You compete with others for jobs and you won't always be lucky, so don't be too happy. But it is good to register in case they come up. When we surveyed in August 2021, jobs were small, but we heard that some people were lucky, so we still have to be considered.
Quick summary
• For whom? Smartphone owners who can perform quick tasks
• Standard benefits: £ 10 / month
• Payment method: Payment via PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less
• Have you tried it? Share your knowledge in the Field Agent forum series
7. Get cash for iPhone (and
other) photos - sell photos
in magazines and
newspapers
If you are a budding photographer (and you take decent quality photos), you can sell them on 'stock photography' websites - where designers, newspapers and publishers buy photos. For many you need a proper camera, but we've also got an iPhone app that lets you sell photos you take on your mobile phone.
This is not a guaranteed deposit - some MoneySaver reported making hundreds of pounds, others end up with nuts. You will earn less money each time someone buys your photos, but it can include.
There are some restrictions, for example, when images include people or logos - see our requirements for more information.
Do you have an iPhone? Sell your photos with the app
Download the free Stokimo iPhone app and you can upload photos taken from your handset to sell them on the Alamy stock photography site (Alamy owns the app). There is no Android version yet, or see below for alternatives to iPhone.
Images sell for anything from £ 4 (personal use) to £ 400 (for ads). You'll get 20% - Stokimo pays via PayPal each month earning more than $ 10 (£ 7). Most Twitter users have reported success with Stokimo, including Ann from Kent, who sold a picture of her cat for £ 15ish:
Jamie from London sold his photo to a national newspaper:
Hello Stockimo - I would love to see my picture of the National Theater puddle in the Guardian today!
Do you have a proper camera? Make more sales through the website
There are many stock photography sites out there. Here are some of the biggies:
• Alamy - This is the parent website of the Stokimo app. The average price of images for sale is $ 35 (£ 25), but if you sell on the site you will get 50% of the price (students can get 100%). Payment via BACS or PayPal. You need at least $ 50 (£ 36) before you can claim payment.
• Adobe Stock - You get 33% of the price, with standard payments between $ 0.66 (50p) and $ 3.30 (£ 2.50) per image. Payment via PayPal. You need at least $ 25 (£ 18) in your account before you can claim payment.
• Shutterstock - When you start you will get about 20p per image. This increases to 27p if 'your lifetime income' with Shutterstock reaches $ 500 (£ 360). In some cases, you may get more - about 20-30% of the sale price. Payment via PayPal. You need at least $ 35 (£ 25) in your account to claim payment
8. Get free Amazon
vouchers that report non-
functional properties in
England
See an empty or idle place in England, and you can get a £ 20 Amazon or M&S voucher if you're the first to report it to YouSpotProperty.com.
In addition, if the development company behind the website continues to buy the property, it will give you 1% of the purchase price - about £ 1,000 for a capital house.
It may sound too good to be true, but there have been some great successes reported in the news. One woman received £ 3,500 for seeing an empty house in Peckham and another received £ 6,500 XNUMX for reporting an empty home in Hendon.
How does this work?
Once you have seen a vacant house or apartment, you need to fill out an online form at YouSpotProperty.com. It will ask for the physical address, and any photos you can take.
If you are the first person to report a location, and it meets the conditions of YouSpotProperty (privately owned, not sold and no recently issued editing permission, etc.), you receive a £ 20 M&S voucher. It is usually issued within a month of reporting the location.
If the company continues to buy the property, you will receive 1% of the purchase price. It is good to remember, however, that the purchase may take some time to negotiate and be completed - in the past it was between a few days to three years after the site visit.
What is YouSpotProperty?
YouSpotProperty is run by real estate developers looking for homes that they can make and sell for a profit. So site donation is not just for selfish reasons. However, it donates £ 500 to an organization that helps the needy in the same area with each item it buys, in addition to the 1% cuts it offers real estate.
YouSpotProperty also says it wants to help improve neighborhoods, as vacant lots can be dangerous and reduce the number of nearby homes.
It can be difficult for individuals to get a mortgage loan, which means they live for years without it. But the company has enough money in the 'property fund' to buy these houses directly and clean them up so that people can live in them again.
How big is this?
YouSpotProperty was once mounted in 2014, and as of August 2021 it stated that about 5,084 vouchers had been issued to property inspectors. It told us that 83 people had received a 1% bonus of the tangible property purchased (the largest payment to date was £ 10,000 of vacant land in NW2, London).
Quick summary
• For whom? People living or working in England
• Payment method: Amazon or M&S voucher
• Have you tried it? Share your experience in the YouTubeSpotProperty.com forum series
9. Get paid for simple
market research activities
like scanning the Burger
King menus
Charged as ‘adult hunting’, Streetspotr is another app (both iPhone and Android) that connects market research customers with users performing small tasks, such as snatching Burger King’s menu boards. Some MoneySavers have pocketed £ 15 through shopping for a warm drink at a muffin store, even though most jobs value about 5 cents.
Other activities may include taking pictures of supermarket products or checking restaurants menus.
Streetspotr is a German company but pays UK users in pounds. Like many other local-based applications, the closer you get to a highway, the more job opportunities you will have.
Quick summary
• For whom? Smartphone users living in the city
• Standard benefits: £ 10 / month
• Payment method: Payment via PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of for-profit apps forum
10. Pay for small services in
stores, for example, price
checks
Another free app that pays you to complete small tasks in stores, Clic and Walk is available through the App Store and Google Play. You will be paid to check pricing and promo signs.
It is one of the lowest paid apps. Although it is a French company that pays a pound - the value of the store works is usually five euros so you will usually earn about £ 4.
Quick summary
• For whom? They love to sell
• Standard benefits: £ 4 / month if you are lucky
• Payment method: Payment via PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: £ 4
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of for-profit apps forum
11. Thinking about
technology? Get paid to get
bedbugs
Companies are eager to make their websites and apps better for use, so user testing is big business.
Subscribe to Utest for a list of user testing opportunities. Examples we have seen include £ 20 / hour to test mobile app provider and £ 40 for each home internet speed test. The company also looks for people with a smart TV or car to test the software.
You don’t have to officially become a techie to join, but it really helps to have a professional sense. This is a good deal greater concerned than scanning receipts or taking photos, however on top of that, we've got heard of human beings earning £ 100s / month. We talk a few hours of work per project, but you get paid accordingly.
Check out its project board to see the type of jobs offered. Then sign up for a short Utest Academy course. Depending on how well you are doing, you may be invited to participate in paid tests. See its full Q&A for more information.
If you get a lot of distractions from the job you were hired for, chances are you will be re-appointed.
Quick summary
• For whom? Skills
• Standard benefits: £ 50 / month
• Payment method: Payment via PayPal
• How much money do you need to earn before you pay: Nothing less
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of for-profit apps forum
12. Hard work working
remotely
One home-based project that MoneySavers has been lucky with is Lionbridge. You usually need a qualification to apply, but a lot of MoneySavers has been accepted.
It says it usually has 150 jobs offered at any one time, although sometimes there are no jobs advertised in the UK. It is good to check again, as new jobs are posted every month.
How is work?
The web company offers a number of temporary posts, most of which are intended to help companies improve their search engine results. Tasks may include checking search results, data collection and testing mobile applications.
You choose your hours and you don’t have to go from A to B. You should work for at least 10 hours and more than 20 hours a week.
Forumite Ghost_2005 says:
"A real opportunity to work from home that pays real money. Few of them are valuable, so if that’s what you want, it’s a great opportunity. In the larger employment system, there are better and more satisfying jobs. For a large home work opportunity program, it is a decent job."
- Ghost_2005
On the other hand, some say that it is as fun as a hangover on a rainy Sunday.
I can honestly say that when I got a job I never felt so bored. An hour's work was like three hours. Be careful what you apply for - it requires concentration!
- daz501
Stay tuned with other Forums in the Lionbridge stadium series.
Quick summary
• For whom? Those with a degree and a high level of boredom, who want to earn cash at home
• Average salary: £ 140- £ 200 / month (hourly)
• Have you tried it? Share your experience in the Lionbridge forum series
13. Turn your old receipts
into cash
Stop! Don't take out those old receipts - those pieces of paper can cost a lot of cash. Available on iPhone and Android, the free Shoppix app provides tokens for every receipt you take.
Once you have created the £ 5 tokens, you can exchange them for a £ 5 PayPal payment or vouchers that include Amazon and Love2Shop. It usually offers 30 tokens each receipt, so that's a little over 100 receipts for £ 5. You can collect up to 30 tokens each week.
Although it is a little hot, it is popular in Forumsitis and is fine if, for example, you like to stay busy on your commute.
I use Shoppix and withdraw £ 20 in six months.
-Home0
Quick summary
• Who is this good for? The People who have spare time on their own hands
• Standard benefits: 5p per receipt
• Payment methods include: PayPal, Amazon and other vouchers
• How much do you need to earn before you pay: £ 5 (3,200 tokens)
• Have you tried it? Share your experience with a series of for-profit apps forum
14. Grab freebies to get your
ideas
You may have gained a lot of free clicks at Click Research. The site releases free products to get an answer as to whether it works. MoneySavers has blamed everything from anti-aging creams to chocolate bars.
Respond quickly, as areas fill up quickly. Clicks Research says all products are safe. He just wants to know how to improve. Once you have subscribed, Clicks Research sends you invitations via email.
Even if you are not selected, each time you take part in the study it pays Clicks points (1-200 per survey). Once you have earned 2,500, you can exchange them for £ 25.
Quick summary
- Who is this good for? If you have time on your hands to give feedback on freebies
- Have you tried it? Share your experience in the Click Research Forum series
15. Earn money online
through online research
Internet companies such as AQA ('Any Question Answered', formerly 63336) occasionally turn to researchers. It works like this: the customer sends a text to the researchers to ask the answer to a random question. The researcher - you - responds with the answer.
The beauty of this job is that you can usually choose the type of questions you answer, and the hours you work. Check out the posts on AQA's website or on its Facebook and Twitter pages. You will have to pass an exam before you can get an interview.
The site costs about 25p per question. Some may take just a few seconds to respond, meaning experienced researchers can earn up to £ 100s - however, depending on how long you are ready to invest. Join the AQA discussion.
16. Recover lost property and inheritance
There are billions of unwanted pounds out there. Whether it is your own or an unknown inheritance from a deceased relative, it can usually be returned free of charge.
17. Beat what you have
Do you have unused goods worth £ 100s or £ 1,000? Stop collecting, and withdrawing money. Here are some inspiration:
- 40+ eBay tricks 'n' tools. Our eBay 40+ marketing strategies guide crashes, ranging from cutting eBay payments by changing pricing and using free weekends, to adding more images with special tools. And there are tools to create multiple lists in advance and to load them in bulk.
- Sell for free on Facebook. Local Facebook marketing teams quickly compete with eBay as a place to earn money by whipping up unwanted stuff. The best part is that there are no fees. Our Facebook Marketing Guide shows you how to find the right local teams and get the best price, and ensure you stay safe.
- Safely sell old gold for big money. TV advertisements shout "sell historical gold for money". Yet many are kicked off the gemstones as they get a fraction of the promised price. In the midst of the scrap, however, there are glowing examples. Our top gold-selling sites take you there.
18. Additional ways to Improve Your Earning:
- Become a mystery buyer. Top street vendors are eager to see if their customer service is about to start, so anonymous shopping agencies will pay you to visit certain stores or restaurants to measure quality.
- Send photos to the magi. For example, Sainsbury magazine pays £ 50 for your photos.
19. Rent it - backup rooms,
storage, parking
The Rent It Out For Cash Guide outlines simple ways to earn more with your assets. Here's a taste:
- Rent your way up to £ 200 / mth. Do you live near a city center, an airport, a train station or a football stadium? You could earn up to £ 200 / mth or more by renting your drive. See Renting Your Parking Area to find out how to do it with the top free online marketing listings.
- Get cash to find the last place left. If you have unused space in an upstairs area, in a garage or in a backup room, the Storemates website allows you to rent it to others who are looking for cheap storage. See Rent Your Storage.
- Rent your designer clothes. Clothing rental apps allow you to rent your designer clothes for a fee. Depending on what brands you have, you can earn £ 100 a month with togs that are already soaked in the strings. See Rent your closet.
- Rent your backup room. The 'rental' plan means you can take up residence to live in a room with furniture in your home. It has a special exemption which means you will not have to pay tax on the first £ 7,500 each year. See 20+ Airbnb Rental Tips.
20. Give yourself money to
make money
Taking a day of sorting out your finances leaves a lot of good in the year for the better.
Always think about annual savings - £ 15 a month doesn't sound much but it's £ 180 a year. Here are some tips for you to keep going on:
- Slash the cost of car insurance. You can halve the cost by combining the results of comparison sites. See Cheap Car Insurance for a complete step-by-step guide.
- Can you reduce your mortgage costs? If you have a good balance in your home and you are not locked out of the contract, talk to a real estate agent. See the MSE Remortgage Guide.
- Save £ 100 per meter of water. If your home has as many or the same bedrooms as people, check out our Water Meter Guide. Helen Bevington wrote on Twitter: "Thanks to MSE, we have made water meters. Monthly DD has dropped from £ 80 to £ 25." That is £ 660 / year less.
