UserFeel is a usability testing platform that pays testers to navigate websites and apps while recording their screen and speaking their thoughts aloud. It’s one of the few platforms that is genuinely open to testers from virtually any country in the world and accepts both PC and Mac users. Each test pays a flat $10 and takes around 15 to 20 minutes. Tests are screened using a qualification questionnaire, so you receive test invitations only if you match the target demographic. Payments go directly to PayPal within a few days of test completion. The platform’s reputation is solid among the testing community, and it’s frequently recommended alongside UserTesting and Trymata.
Pay
$10 flat per completed usability test regardless of length. Tests typically take 15 to 20 minutes meaning the effective rate is around $30 to $40 per hour when tests are available
How You Make Money
You complete a short screener questionnaire, pass a practice test, and receive test invitations when you match client criteria. You record yourself completing tasks and thinking aloud on a website or app
Withdrawal Speed
Within a few business days after test approval
Pros
Open to testers from virtually any country globally, not restricted to a few regions
Flat $10 per test with no variation means predictable earnings per session
No minimum balance needed since one test already hits the payout threshold
Practice test allows you to prepare before taking live paid tests
Compatible with both PC and Mac, no special equipment required beyond a microphone
Cons
Test frequency is low and depends on matching client demographics, some testers wait weeks between tests
No mobile testing option, desktop-only platform
Income is too inconsistent to treat as anything beyond occasional supplemental earnings
Smaller client base than UserTesting meaning fewer total tests available monthly
Best For
International testers who want a globally accessible, zero-barrier usability platform where every completed test immediately covers the withdrawal threshold
