Sofia Fischer

Jun 9, 2025

I’ve been using Quickrewards for a couple of years as my secondary survey site. In my experience, it’s probably the best platform for surveys because payouts are high and surveys that match your demographic get sent straight to your email. I usually get around 100 survey invitations a day. Most surveys pay between $0.50 and $1.50, and while $5 surveys are rare, you might see more of them if your demographic is in demand. Once you sign up, you need to adjust your account and email settings so you get all the survey emails. The site says you’ll get three per day per program, but I consistently receive far more. If you don’t want your primary email used, you can sign up with a separate one. For PayPal, you can link any PayPal account at cashout, and payments go there directly. This site is mainly for surveys. I don’t get disqualified too often, and even if I do, they usually pay a few cents or QuickPoints. Sometimes you even get full credit if you’re screened out later. They also have videos, games, cashback, and other options, but I don’t find those worth the time. Cashout is simple. With PayPal, you can withdraw anytime, even with just a few cents. They process payouts once per day, either morning or night. For Amazon gift cards, the minimum is $5. They also offer other gift cards, including restaurants and iTunes. Quickrewards uses both cash and points. For example, if you earn $0.60 from a survey, that exact amount shows in your account. On top of that, you earn QuickPoints. Every 100 QuickPoints equals $0.01, so it adds up slowly but consistently. There’s also a token system. Tokens appear randomly on surveys, and after 172,500 tokens, you can redeem a $5 Amazon gift card. That usually takes around six months. The dashboard is clear: a green symbol for cash, a red one for QuickPoints, and a blue one for tokens. Surveys listed on the website are available, but the best-paying ones are sent by email. Most pay the same day, though some take 3–7 days. I track completed surveys in a notepad with the promised payout, just in case there’s an issue. In rare cases when credit doesn’t show up, their customer support responds quickly and resolves it, usually within an hour. Quickrewards is best if you enjoy surveys. It won’t replace sites like InstaGC, which pays instantly, but it’s a strong secondary option. Customer support is a standout here—fast, friendly, and much more responsive than many other sites.

Louis Schmidt

Jul 14, 2025

I’ve gotten $10 from them, but every time I reach that amount again I get banned. Then I have to send an email and wait weeks for them to unlock my account, only for them to say it was an accident. Another time, they banned me claiming I used a VPN even though I wasn’t. Some people say they’ve made $60 or even over $1,000 without issues, but it seems inconsistent. I’ve also noticed the site doesn’t pay much anymore. Clicks are almost gone, surveys are so specific that hardly anyone qualifies, and coupons only give about 5 cents each. On the positive side, cashouts to PayPal usually come through within a day, and there’s no minimum to withdraw. Customer service responds well, but the risk of random bans makes it hard to trust.