1. FreeCash: Freecash is one of the highest paying websites to make money online (Surveys, Games & more). On Freecash you can instantly cash out your money without waiting, PayPal cashouts are already starting at $5.00 and Bitcoin as low as $0.50! Learn more about FreeCash.
2. MySoapBox: MySoapBox is a popular survey website and a huge fan favorite. With them you can be 100% assured your teen will be paid and they have a ton of survey options available. You can cash out with them via gift cards. Learn more about MySoapBox.
3. LifePoints: LifePoints requires that all their members are at least 14 years of age. Your teen will just need to sign up and wait for the surveys to roll in. As with other survey panels, they will be able to cash out via PayPal, gift card, or physical prizes. Learn more about LifePoints.
4. Ipsos I-Say: If your teen is age 14 or older Ipsos I-Say is a great survey panel for them to consider. This panel pays out in points for each survey taken and like the others on this list they can cash out in a variety of ways with one being PayPal if they prefer cash versus a gift card. Learn more about Ipsos I-Say.
5. Rakuten Insights: Rakuten Insights is an online survey platform operated by Rakuten Insight Global, Inc.
They share responses from millions of members worldwide to provide critical insights that guide the development of new products and policies and pay members with rewards for taking online surveys. Learn more about Rakuten Insights.
6. Kidz Eyes: Kidz Eyes looks to survey users between the ages of 6 and 12. They pay in points; however, every 1000 points gets them a $10 check.
7. Toluna: Toluna is another veteran survey site. They accept users ages 13 and up. The number of surveys your teen receives depends on their demographics. It’s a great site for any teen that’s looking to earn some pocket money. Learn more about Toluna.
8. Valued Opinions: Valued Opinions accepts teens 13 and older. However, parental consent is needed for anyone under 18. Payment options range from Visa cards to gift cards.
9. E-Poll: E-Poll accepts users as young as age 13. However, the surveys will have to be sent to the parents for the teen to participate in them.
10. Unlock Surveys: Unlock Surveys is another survey site where teens ages 14+ can join. They pay via PayPal and check, however, before your teen can cash out they will have to meet the minimum threshold of $50.
11. Mindfield Online: Mindfield Online caters to those 14 years of age an older. When it comes to earnings you have options that range from gift cards, check, and PayPal.
12. American Consumer Opinion: 14+ is the age for completing surveys with American Consumer Opinion. They reward their users with points, however, it’s a little unclear as to what these points can be converted into. Therefore, before signing your teen up for this site you will have to perform a little research.
13. Harris Poll: If your teen is 14 years of age or older they qualify for Harris Poll. This survey site also uses a point system. Points can be converted into gift cards.
14. Focus Forward: Focus Forward will have your teen taking surveys as soon as age 13. In addition to surveys they may also qualify for focus groups. All payments are made via check.
15. YouGov: Teens ages 14 and older can sign up for YouGov where they will be paid to give their opinions. YouGov gives out points for each survey taken and these points can be converted into gift cards. Learn more about YouGov.
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