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Share your opinion
and get paid to test MENA
digital products

Want to make some extra cash? Become a tester with UserQ and get paid to help brands in the MENA region shape their websites, apps and other digital products.

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A couple of minutes of your time to earn money

1-10 mins

Average duration of each test

$ 0.5 – $2

Average income per test

How it works

1. Create a profile and verify your identity

Become a tester by signing up and creating your profile. Verify your identity to increase your chances of getting selected for the tests.

2. Join a test and give your accurate feedback

You will be notified by email when a new test is available. Give your input to help brands improve their digital products.

3. Once approved, you get rewarded

When your input is approved by the researchers, your reward will be credited to your wallet. You can request a bank or Paypal payout after reaching 30$.

Test from the comfort of your own home

Get paid to test from your sofa – whether youʼre in Egypt, KSA or the UAE. Most of our tests are remote, so you don’t even need to leave the house to take part in UserQ tests.

Or give us your feedback
in person

From time to time, we might invite you to give us feedback in person – at our state-of-the-art in-house UX lab in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai.

At UserQ, we take your data privacy and security seriously

Keeping your data safe is a huge priority for us – any information you give us will be stored securely and never shared. Plus, you can opt out any time you like.

Learn more about our extensive privacy policy.

Our testers love UserQ

Ahmed

Oman

I’m very happy with UserQ because I can give my feedback on things that matter while making some money at the same time.

Farhana

UAE

The take-test experience is very simple. I especially love taking surveys on UserQ.

Mohamed

Lebanon

My favorite tests are probably the ones where I’m asked to choose between different designs and explain why. I usually pay much attention to details and I like to give my feedback over visuals.