Testerup is an online platform that pays users to play games and complete surveys. In fact, the idea behind Testerup is for users to test apps and provide feedback, but the only apps available are actually games and it normally requires to complete a set of levels to complete the offer and achieve a minimum payment. However, after completing the offer the users are invited to provide feedback.
Testerup is similar to Swagbucks where you can also earn money by playing games and complete surveys. Although, Swagbucks can offer many more offers to earn money.
After signing up, users are given access to different offers. These usually involve downloading an app, reaching a certain level in a game, or completing specific tasks. Once the requirements are met and verified, users receive a cash reward, typically paid via PayPal or other supported methods.
I would like to stress that Testerup is not quick easy money, as some offers can take some time, specially the tasks that pay the most can drag for several days. Still, some offers can be easy to complete such as Raid: Shadow Legends, Star Trek, Coin Master and Match Masters just to name a few.
What are the Pros and Cons of Testerup?
Pros:
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Higher rewards compared to basic surveys
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Simple concept and easy to get started
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Payments are usually cash, not just gift cards
Cons:
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Some tasks can be time-consuming
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70£ minimum to request a payment, which is quite a lot.
Overall, Testerup can be a decent option if you already enjoy trying new apps or playing mobile games and don’t mind investing a bit of time.
