Website and App Tester
a UX research firm · Remote, US only
$10–$30/task
Try the job before you apply
A short task taken from a real shift. There are no wrong answers, only hints, and nothing you do here is sent to anyone.
Try it in 60 seconds
Find the bug in a sign-up form
This form has one problem on purpose. Try to sign up, spot what goes wrong, and report it.
Test site: Bloom Garden Club
ExampleStep 1. Sign up with these example details, or your own made-up ones:
- Name: Jordan Lee
- Email: jordan.lee@example.com
- Password: sunflower22
The job in plain words
About the job
Companies want to see how real people use their websites and apps. You try them and say what you think.
How it works
- You get matched to short tests that take 10 to 30 minutes
- You share your screen, follow a few simple tasks and talk through what you see
- Each finished test pays $10 to $30
Good to know
This is extra income, not a full-time job. Testers who give clear feedback get invited to longer studies that pay $50 to $150.
What you need
- A smartphone and a computer with a microphone
- Comfortable talking through what you are doing
- Honest, specific feedback
Training and pay
- $10–$30/task, paid in US dollars
- Hours: 1-5 hrs
- $10 to $30 per test
- Free to apply. iince never charges job seekers.
A normal shift
- EveningGet an email that a new paid test is open.
- +2 minRead the short list of things to try.
- +5 minUse the website and say out loud what you notice.
- +20 minAnswer a few questions and submit. Payment follows.
Example schedule. Your hours depend on the shifts you choose.
Why the company name is not shown
Employers hire through iince so they can review a short list instead of hundreds of unscreened applications. You will learn the company's name when we introduce you, before any interview.