My numbers, exactly as the app reports them
- Questions answered: 197 questions
- Total earned: $104.60, all of it paid to PayPal
- Pay per question: at least $0.25, often more — my average across the 197 is about $0.53
- Questions missed: 41 — they closed before I answered
- Minimum balance to reach first: none. Each answer is paid on its own
- Time per question: most take under ten seconds — one multiple-choice tap
How to use it
- Join through the button. The referral attaches to your account — there is no code to enter later.
- Finish your profile and connect PayPal. Questions are matched to your profile, and PayPal is how every answer is paid. You need to be 18 or over and in the US, UK or Canada.
- Answer when it pings. Questions arrive as phone notifications and close once they have enough answers. See one an hour late and it is gone — my 41 missed questions are the proof.
- The payment lands per answer. No points to convert, no gift-card catalogue, and no balance to build toward a threshold, because there is no balance.
The fine print, honestly
- The volume is theirs, not yours. Questions arrive in waves depending on your profile and what brands are asking this month. Some weeks bring several; some bring none. There is nothing to sit down and grind through.
- There is no screen-out. The question was sent to you because your profile fits, so answering is the whole job — the one design decision that fixes what people rightly hate about survey apps.
- It is small money, honestly framed. $104.60 across 197 questions is real, and the per-minute rate beats any survey panel — but it is coffee money arriving a quarter or so at a time, not a bill-payer.
- Full disclosure on the referral: joining through the button on this page uses my referral link — I receive a $0.25 bonus when a new member completes their first survey, at no cost to you.
1Q
❓ One question at a time, paid per answer
💡 My lowest-effort app here. I've answered 197 questions and earned $104.60 — most take under ten seconds, and the questions arrive on their own.
Want the deeper version — how the questions are matched, why they expire, and how the per-minute rate compares with survey panels? That is the full 1Q app review.
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