Userlytics Review – Scam or Legit Money Making Opportunity?

​Userlytics FAQ's

1) What is Userlytics? Userlytics is a site where you can sign up to test out company's websites, apps and other online products.

It was founded in 2009 and they don't disclose how many members there are.

2) Who has Userlytics worked for? According to Userlytics they have worked with large corporations like Google, Microsoft, L'Oreal, American Airlines, The Washington Post and more.

3) Where is this company located? Userlytics is a multinational group that has offices in the USA, Spain, France, Germany, UK and Canada. 

According to Alexa, most of their traffic comes from the following countries:

4) What is needed for me to sign up? You obviously are going to need a computer and an internet connection. Besides that you need either a Mac with OSX 10.11 or higher OR a PC with Windows 7 or higher. You also need a to use a browser like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc. Lastly, you'll need a mic and some jobs require a webcam.

5) How do you get paid? You get paid through Paypal and you get paid after 15 days. 

Is Signing Up Easy?

The signing up process is as follows:

1. Go to the tester sign up button on the top right corner and put in your email.
2. Go to your email and click the confirmation button.
3. You'll then be directed to a page where you have to fill in basic information about yourself like your name, date of birth country, gender and stuff like that.
4. After that log in and you're all set.

Overall I'd say the sign up process is pretty easy and you should be able to manage it without needing help.

How Do You Make Money?

As a user you'll be making money by testing websites, apps and other online products/prototypes.

A company signs up looking for users to do certain tasks on their site/app and to make sure everything works smoothly. 

There's not really just one thing you'll be doing. 

Here's various things you'll have to do to make money:

• Test out a site's registration process
• Pretend you're shopping for a certain product and do every step a person would take buying jeans online (you stop before buying).
• Look around a website and give feedback on how you feel about the content, look, feel and more. 
• Compare a website to a competitive industry's website. 
• Search for certain items on a website. 
• Watch a series of advertisements and give you opinion

You may also be asked questions based on your experience of this site and this includes:

• Whether you thought the site navigation is well made
• Whether you like the overall concept
• How easy the site was to use
• Whether you liked the design, videos, colors and more
• If you had any issues logging in or registering.
• Whether you'd recommend the site to a friend

You also aren't automatically paid for your input. The company who you're testing has to approve your review before you get paid.

Some Tests Require A Mic And Webcam

Some companies are going to want to see your reaction and study you when you're on their site. 

Whether or not you accept this job depends on if you're comfortable doing that or if you have a mic or webcam. 

You will also have to download their screen recording software as well (this will record you going through websites).

Userlytics claim your data and computer will be safe through the process.

How Much Can You Make?

There's really two ways you can answer this question..

The first is to look at the rates you can earn by completing tests.

Apparently you can earn up to $90 for some tests but it seems the normal range is $5 to $20.

That's not too bad because most tasks will take under a hour to complete.

There's a major issue here, though, and that's there doesn't seem to be a lot of offers for you to do.

In fact, when I first signed up I got none:

I've read around a bit and apparently there's just not a lot of opportunity here.

So while you can make a decent amount of money per task it doesn't really matter if there's nothing for you to do.