Testbirds: paid website feedback and software bug testing from home
Test websites and apps through the Testbirds Nest platform. An unpaid entry test is required before you can receive paid project invitations.
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How it works
Testbirds connects testers with businesses that want feedback on websites, apps and software. Some projects focus on how easy a service is to use, while others ask you to reproduce faults and explain exactly what went wrong. Create a Nest account, add your devices and complete the unpaid entry test first. Once approved, invitations depend on your profile and the equipment a client needs, so having an account does not mean paid tests will arrive immediately.
Payment depends on the individual brief: a usability test may have a stated fee, while bug-testing rewards can depend on unique reports being accepted. Duplicate or rejected bugs do not automatically earn money. The withdrawal threshold is €6, with PayPal or an eligible SEPA bank account available; UK participants should account for euro conversion and any provider fees. Payments follow a monthly processing schedule and may take around 30–40 days after a request. It suits people who enjoy careful testing and clear reporting more than anyone looking for instant cash.
At a glance
- Reward
- Project fees and accepted bug rewards vary
- Required spend
- Free to join; suitable device and internet needed
- Time needed
- Varies by project
- Eligibility
- UK testers with suitable devices who pass the entry test
- How you receive it
- Euro payments via PayPal or eligible SEPA bank transfer; €6 minimum
Affiliate disclosure
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Community comments
DealFinderDan
Testbirds is one of the oldest crowdtesting platforms in Europe. The initial entry test takes about 20 minutes, but once approved you get regular invites for mobile banking and retail app tests.