Research studies · B2B study panel + AI eval
Respondent
Respondent recruits verified consumers and professionals for paid research (moderated interviews, focus groups, surveys, diary studies) and also runs an AI training track (evaluation, red-teaming and human feedback from people who can prove they do the job). It skews B2B: its participant page says senior B2B roles regularly pay $400+ (read 4 Nov 2026). Studies live inside the logged-in app, and the main gripe is a low acceptance rate.
Platform-stated
Is Respondent legit?
Researched Nov 2026 · 21 sourcesYes. Respondent, Inc. is a real research-recruiting marketplace where companies pay you for interviews, focus groups and studies, sent as a Tremendous gift card or virtual Visa after the researcher confirms you took part. Most screeners are unpaid and lead nowhere, and once you take part your pay rests on the researcher: Respondent's terms say it has no obligation of its own to pay, and recent reviewers report sessions left unpaid for months. It pays $50–$400+/study (platform-stated).
Joined through its own application (it publishes no job postings)
Jack Pratten (CEO) started Respondent in New York with a developer and a researcher, first recruiting participants on the street. Tracxn dates it to 2015 and CB Insights to 2016; both name Alium Capital as its investor. Respondent, Inc. runs the participant service, its site names Respondent Australia Pty Ltd in Sydney as responsible, and it claims 4.3M+ verified participants in 150+ countries, naming Microsoft, Procter & Gamble and OpenAI as panel users.
Researchers fund each incentive. After a researcher marks you attended, Respondent issues it in USD as a Tremendous email you redeem for a virtual Visa or gift card, typically 7 to 10 business days later, minus a 5% fee (minimum $1). It began replacing PayPal with Tremendous on May 28, 2025.
Trustpilot 3.8/5 (1,476 reviews). Read November 2026.
Worldwide: it states 4.3M+ participants across 150+ countries (its site, read 4 Nov 2026). Which payout options you get through Tremendous depends on the country you are in.
Respondent's red flags: requests to pay to join, take payment off the platform, buy gift cards, install remote-access software or upload ID outside it. In August 2026 a reviewer said 'financial projects' wanted participants to film themselves logging in and linking their bank account. Keep messages and pay on Respondent (app.respondent.io); respond.io is an unrelated company.
What people praise
- Joining is free, and Respondent's terms cap its cut at 5% or $1, whichever is higher, with the gross incentive, the fee and your net amount shown before you take part.
- If a researcher does not show up for a booked session, Respondent's help center says they are still obligated to pay you, and support will follow up if they do not.
- Satisfied reviewers mention quick payment, and one says to keep applying because 'they pay and you can make some good extra cash'.
What people complain about
- Screeners are unpaid, and recent 1-star reviewers say they answered dozens, some long and detailed, only to be rejected at the end or never selected.
- The terms say Respondent has no obligation of its own to pay incentives, that the researcher alone judges whether you completed a session, and that it can forfeit your pay for breaches.
- Recent reviewers say support answers only with an AI assistant or not at all, and describe chasing missing incentives for weeks or months.
- Some reviewers object to identity checks; one in September 2026 warned of surveys that required a Persona ID verification linked to LinkedIn.
What has gone wrong
- May 2025. On May 28, 2025 Respondent began paying incentives as Tremendous virtual gift cards instead of PayPal, calling it a significant change for many participants. Through 2026 Trustpilot reviewers said they missed PayPal; one in Romania said the virtual Visa is not accepted there, and one in Kenya said gift cards and virtual Visas do not really work in some countries.
- August 2026. Trustpilot's most recent 1-star reviews, posted from August to 2 November 2026, describe researchers cancelling sessions after the work was done, completed studies left unpaid for one to two months, a payment missing since April, and support that answers only with a bot. Trustpilot notes Respondent has not replied to negative reviews.
Best for: Professionals who can verify a work email and keep a consistent LinkedIn, and consumers in Respondent's main markets, who want occasional well-paid interviews and accept that most screeners lead nowhere. Not for: Anyone who needs steady income or PayPal or bank payouts, people whose phone or country blocks SMS checks or gift cards, and anyone unwilling to share a phone number, work email or, if asked, an ID.
Honest catches
- Pay here is platform-stated, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
Sources for this review
- Respondent: Become a participant (read 4 Nov 2026)
- Respondent: homepage (panel size, countries, named customers; read 4 Nov 2026)
- Respondent: Participant Terms and Conditions
- Respondent: Impressum and Company Information (updated Sep 9, 2025)
- Respondent: Fraud prevention (identity checks)
- Respondent blog: An Interview With Respondent's CEO and Co-Founder, Jack Pratten (Jul 27, 2022)
- Respondent Help Center: Is Respondent legit and safe? (Jul 15, 2026)
- Respondent Help Center: Getting paid on Respondent (timeline, currencies and how to redeem)
- Respondent Help Center: I Have Participated in a Paid Interview, but Have Not Received My Incentive
- Respondent Help Center: Payment Options for Participants, Tremendous
- Respondent Help Center: What Happens if the Researcher Cancels or No Shows?
- Respondent Help Center: Earning with Respondent, What to Expect (Jul 15, 2026)
- Respondent Help Center: Support Team hours for participants
- Tracxn: Respondent company profile (founded 2015, Alium Capital)
- CB Insights: Respondent company profile (founded 2016, Alium Capital)
- Trustpilot: Respondent reviews (3.8/5 from 1,476 reviews, read 4 Nov 2026)
- Trustpilot: Respondent 1-star reviews, page 1 (posted Sep 30 to late Oct 2026; read 29 Oct 2026)
- Trustpilot: Respondent 1-star reviews, page 2 (posted Aug 19 to Sep 29, 2026; read 29 Oct 2026)
- Trustpilot: Respondent 5-star reviews
- Trustpilot: Respondent reviews mentioning PayPal
- respond.io: an unrelated customer-messaging company (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What Respondent pays
Platform-stated · as of 2026-11-04Researched rate card, platform-stated, as of 2026-11-04
From Respondent's participant page (respondent.io/become-a-participant, read 4 Nov 2026): 'Most studies pay between $50 and $400+, depending on type and length', 'Most sessions pay $50–$250 depending on length and seniority', focus groups and in-person studies '$75–$200 per session online, $100–$300 in person', online surveys and short interviews 'usually $50–$150', and 'Senior B2B roles regularly pay $400+.' Its help center article 'Earning with Respondent: what to expect' (dated 15 Jul 2026, read 4 Nov 2026) gives illustrative ranges by format: a 30 to 90 minute remote interview about $40 to $150, a 5 to 25 minute unmoderated task or survey about $5 to $25, a multi-day diary study about $50 to $200+ in total, and a 60 to 120 minute in-person interview or focus group about $75 to $250+. Neither page states a rate for AI training work. The earlier card's $95 average incentive and $5 to $1,000 overall range are not on its pages today and are left out.
| Role | Kind of work | Researched pay |
|---|---|---|
| In-person interview / focus group | Studies & Surveys | $75–$250+ (help center); $100–$300 in person, $75–$200 online (participant page) |
| Specialized professional / executive interview | Domain Experts | $400+ (senior B2B roles) |
| Remote moderated interview | Studies & Surveys | $40–$150 |
| AI model evaluation / red-teaming / RLHF | AI Evaluation | Not published |
| Diary / multi-day study | Studies & Surveys | $50–$200+ total |
| Online survey / unmoderated task | Studies & Surveys | $5–$25 |
Live Respondent roles
Respondent does not publish a public job feed.
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The work Respondent hires for
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How to get started on Respondent
Researched Nov 2026Sign up free as a participant, verify your email and an SMS-capable mobile number, add a photo and fill in your profile (plus a work email for B2B studies), then answer the short unpaid screener on each study that fits you; if the researcher invites you, book or start the session, and after they mark you attended you are paid by a Tremendous gift card or virtual Visa, usually 7 to 10 business days later, minus a 5% fee.
Who can join
- Be at least 18 years old: using Respondent means representing that you are, under its Participant Terms.
- An email address and a mobile number from a traditional cellular carrier that can receive SMS. Respondent does not verify VoIP, Google Voice or other internet-based numbers, cannot verify numbers where SMS verification is blocked, and cannot verify either one manually, so without both it cannot finish your account.
- A real profile photo of you: Respondent's profile checklist marks it as required, neutral and front-facing.
- For B2B (Industry Professional) studies only: a work email on your company's own domain (not Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, iCloud, Proton or similar consumer addresses), re-verified every 90 days. Without one you can still take B2C (General Population) studies.
- One account per person and honest answers: Respondent's rules forbid impersonation, duplicate accounts and AI-generated answers, and say never to pay to join a study.
- The equipment for the session type: Respondent's code of conduct asks you to have a webcam, phone calls and a stable Wi-Fi or network connection where a study needs them.
- Possibly a government ID and a selfie: Respondent's participant page lists 'ID and selfie' among the checks it runs once for every future study and says members are authenticated by work email, phone and government ID before they are matched; its fraud page reserves the ID and live selfie for high-risk applicants.
Step by step
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Create a participant account
On the sign-up page ('Sign up to participate') enter your first name, last name, email and a password of at least 8 characters, then agree to Respondent's Terms and conditions and Privacy Policy and click Continue.
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Verify your email and phone number
Confirm your primary email (your login, and the address your Tremendous payments are tied to) and the SMS code sent to your mobile. Verifying both lets you take B2C or 'general population' studies.
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Fill in your profile
In Settings, complete Profile info (About me demographics and up to 5 'Topics you like'), the Profile insights categories, and Professional background (job title, seniority, industry, company size, skills and tools, including AI coding tools). Your completion percentage shows at the top right. Edited fields lock for 7 days.
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Optional: verify a work email for B2B studies
Under Settings > Professional background, enter your work email, click Verify work email and confirm the email that arrives in that inbox. This unlocks B2B (Industry Professional) studies; Respondent asks you to re-verify every 90 days.
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Apply: answer a study's screener
Find a study in Respondent, click 'Start Screener' and answer its unpaid questions (2 to 20). The researcher reviews the responses and decides whom to invite. Some projects run with trusted partners add a second, also unpaid, screener on the partner's platform.
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Wait for an invitation
The study now shows as SUBMITTED on your dashboard, which only means the researcher has your screener, not that you are selected. If you are invited it changes to INVITED: look for the invitation email and the message thread on your participant dashboard.
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Book or start the session
For a moderated study, pick a time on the researcher's calendar from the invitation email or the project card (if the email link fails, log in and book from the project). For an unmoderated study the email link starts the task, so begin soon to secure your spot.
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Take part
Sessions can be a one-to-one video or phone interview (usually 15 to 90 minutes), a remote focus group, an unmoderated survey or usability task, a diary study over days or weeks, or an in-person interview or focus group.
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If it is an AI interview
Some studies are a recorded session in your browser led by an AI Moderator. You may be asked to verify your identity first. Check that Microphone and Camera both show a green tick, select Start interview, then Start recording for each answer, and expect follow-up questions.
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Get marked attended, then redeem your pay
After the researcher confirms you attended or completed the study, your project shows Payment Sent (issued through Tremendous) and an email from Tremendous arrives at your account email. Choose a gift card for your region (for example a prepaid Visa or Amazon) and redeem it; the project then shows Paid. Most payments arrive 7 to 10 business days after confirmation.
Study screener (one per study)
There is no account-level test: each study has its own short, unpaid screener questionnaire, and the researcher reviews your answers and decides whom to invite. Some projects run with trusted partners add a second, also unpaid, screener on the partner's platform, and you can be turned down at either step. If you are invited and take part, your incentive still comes through Respondent and Tremendous.
Format
An in-app questionnaire of 2 to 20 questions that you open with 'Start Screener' on a study. If the researcher invites you, you schedule a time (interviews) or complete the tasks (unmoderated studies).
How to prepare
- Complete your profile before applying. Respondent's profile checklist asks for a full, standard job title (for example 'Product Manager', not 'PM'), seniority, industry, company size, the tools you actually use weekly or monthly, and every language you can interview in.
- Read each screener for its must-have criteria (region, company size, weekly tool use) and answer honestly and specifically; Respondent warns that exaggerating or guessing risks removal from the study or the platform.
- Keep your screener answers, your Respondent profile and your LinkedIn consistent: Respondent's invitations article says a mismatch in job title, location, industry or employer is an immediate red flag for researchers.
- Apply only to studies that match your background, and keep your profile up to date so your answers stay consistent with it.
- Accept invitations and take part when you are selected: Respondent says doing so can improve your chances of being picked for future projects. A selection arrives by SMS and email.
Why people get rejected
- The study needed someone slightly different: Respondent's disqualification article says researchers often fill narrow quotas (for example set numbers per age band), so a strong candidate can still be marked Disqualified.
- The study filled first: the same article says most projects recruit first come, first served while dozens or hundreds of people apply at once.
- Screener answers that clash with your profile or LinkedIn, or that misrepresent your experience or location.
- Answers a researcher believes came from a bot or AI tool, applying to several similar projects, an unstable connection, or language and communication problems (all named in the disqualification article).
Respondent publishes no time from sign-up to first payout and says earning is 'not guaranteed or daily': you are paid only when a researcher invites you and you attend or complete the study, and screeners are unpaid. After the researcher confirms you attended, payment is issued and typically arrives about 7 to 10 business days later through Tremendous.
Incentives are listed and paid in USD, after the researcher confirms you attended or completed the study. You receive an email from Tremendous and redeem it for a gift card such as a prepaid Visa or Amazon card, with options that depend on your country (some involve currency conversion). There is no balance to withdraw. A fulfillment fee of 5% (minimum $1) is deducted, so $60 becomes $57 and $10 becomes $9. Most payments arrive 7 to 10 business days after confirmation; your project shows Payment Sent when it is issued and Paid once you redeem it.
Tips to get accepted
- Sign up as a Participant, not a Researcher: one email can hold only one account type, and fixing a wrong one means asking support to delete it, waiting 5 to 7 business days, then signing up again.
- Use a regular mobile number, not VoIP or Google Voice: Respondent cannot verify internet-based numbers and support cannot push a verification through by hand.
- Review profile edits before saving: each field you change locks for 7 days, and support cannot unlock it early.
- Add your LinkedIn under Settings > Social accounts. Respondent says participants with verified social accounts, especially LinkedIn, are more likely to be selected, and researchers see your links only after you apply to their study.
- Fill in your professional background: Respondent says it unlocks B2B (Industry Professional) studies, which typically offer higher incentives.
- Keep everything on the platform. Never pay to join, accept payment off Respondent, install remote-access software or upload ID outside it; report anything like that to support@respondent.io.
- If a researcher misses your booked session, message them in the project thread: Respondent says they still owe you the incentive, and support will step in if your status is not updated within 10 business days.
- Redeem each Tremendous email promptly. The terms say Respondent's obligation ends once the incentive is issued, and an unredeemed one may expire.
What isn't public
- Respondent's own pages disagree on payout timing: the participant page says 'usually within a few days' and 'within 5 to 7 business days' of the session, the paid-projects page and the project-status article also say 5 to 7 business days, and the getting-paid and attendance articles say 7 to 10 business days after the researcher confirms attendance (all read 29 Oct 2026). This guide follows the getting-paid article.
- The participant page and the paid-projects page say 'No fees', while the help center and the Participant Terms describe a processing fee of 5% of each incentive, minimum $1. This guide follows the help center and terms.
- Respondent does not publish a selection rate. Its participant page says most participants get 1 to 3 invitations a month, and that there is no limit on how many studies you take part in.
- Respondent publishes no daily screener limit in the help articles we read on 29 October 2026; one July 2026 Trustpilot reviewer said you can apply to 5 studies a day.
- Identity checks are described inconsistently: the participant page says Respondent verifies your identity once (including an ID and selfie) and authenticates members by government ID before they are matched, the fraud page reserves a government ID and live selfie for 'high-risk applicants', the referral page says every participant is identity-verified in about three minutes, and the AI interview guide says you 'may be asked' to verify. Respondent does not name the verification provider.
- No list of countries where participants can sign up is published. The help center names about 20 primary markets for researcher targeting and says projects can also target 'Worldwide'; the sign-up page is English only, SMS verification fails where SMS is blocked, and Tremendous payout options vary by country.
- Whether PayPal still exists anywhere is unclear: some help articles still mention PayPal or ask for a PayPal email, while others say every incentive goes out as a Tremendous gift card. A UK reviewer wrote in 2026 that amounts under 20 pounds could still go to PayPal.
- Respondent sells AI model evaluation, red-teaming and preference data to AI companies from the same panel, but no participant-facing page explains how AI-training projects are offered to participants, what they pay, or how they differ from ordinary studies.
- The login page offers LinkedIn, Facebook, Google and Outlook sign-in, but the participant sign-up form only shows name, email and password; whether a new participant can register with LinkedIn directly is not documented. LinkedIn does not replace a work email for B2B studies.
Sources (32)
- Respondent: participant sign-up page (name, email, password, terms)
- Respondent: Become a participant (invitations, pay ranges, identity checks, FAQ; read 4 Nov 2026)
- Respondent: Participant Terms and Conditions
- Respondent: Fraud prevention (phone, work-email and ID checks)
- Respondent: Browse paid projects (how Respondent works; read 29 Oct 2026)
- Respondent: Referral program
- Respondent: AI training and evaluation (buyer page)
- Respondent Help Center: Phone Number and Email Verification for Participant Accounts
- Respondent Help Center: Wrong Account Type? (participant vs researcher)
- Respondent Help Center: Your Profile Details, What to Fill In and Why It Matters
- Respondent Help Center: Why Can't I Edit My Participant Profile? (7-day lock)
- Respondent Help Center: Why do I have to Verify My Work Email?
- Respondent Help Center: Adding Your Social Media Account Links
- Respondent Help Center: How to get selected for a study in Respondent
- Respondent Help Center: Screener Explained, How to Qualify
- Respondent Help Center: What can I do to Get More Invitations to Participate in Research Studies?
- Respondent Help Center: Why was I marked as Disqualified?
- Respondent Help Center: What is the Status of My Project? For Participants
- Respondent Help Center: I've Been Invited to Participate, Now What?
- Respondent Help Center: What are the different projects on Respondent?
- Respondent Help Center: Taking your AI interview
- Respondent Help Center: Getting paid on Respondent (timeline, currencies and how to redeem; read 4 Nov 2026)
- Respondent Help Center: Earning with Respondent, What to Expect
- Respondent Help Center: Payment Options for Participants, Tremendous
- Respondent Help Center: Resolving Attendance and Incentive Payment Issues
- Respondent Help Center: What Happens if the Researcher Cancels or No Shows?
- Respondent Help Center: Is Respondent legit and safe?
- Respondent Help Center: Respondent Code of Conduct and Best Data Practices
- Respondent Help Center: What countries can I recruit in on Respondent?
- Respondent: participant log-in page (LinkedIn, Facebook, Google, Outlook sign-in)
- Trustpilot: Respondent 5-star reviews (July 2026 note on 5 applications a day)
- Trustpilot: Respondent reviews mentioning PayPal
From the forum
Ask the people doing Respondent work what only they can tell you.
Frequently asked questions
Is Respondent legit?
Yes. Respondent, Inc. is a real research-recruiting marketplace where companies pay you for interviews, focus groups and studies, sent as a Tremendous gift card or virtual Visa after the researcher confirms you took part. Most screeners are unpaid and lead nowhere, and once you take part your pay rests on the researcher: Respondent's terms say it has no obligation of its own to pay, and recent reviewers report sessions left unpaid for months.
Is Respondent a scam?
No. Respondent is a real company. Respondent's red flags: requests to pay to join, take payment off the platform, buy gift cards, install remote-access software or upload ID outside it. In August 2026 a reviewer said 'financial projects' wanted participants to film themselves logging in and linking their bank account. Keep messages and pay on Respondent (app.respondent.io); respond.io is an unrelated company.
Does Respondent pay?
Yes. Legitimate, founded 2015; states a panel of 4.3M+ participants (read 4 Nov 2026). Pays real money for genuine studies; the dominant complaint is a low (~5%) acceptance rate, plus the 2025 shift off PayPal. Payouts: Through Tremendous: a Visa virtual gift card or a retailer gift card, the options set by your country, and PayPal through Tremendous only in some cases (the switch began 28 May 2025). Its help center (15 Jul 2026) says payment comes 7 to 10 business days after the study, less a 5% processing fee ($1 minimum, so $95 pays $90.25); its participant page says most are paid within 5 to 7 business days and 'No fees' (both read 4 Nov 2026). Incentives are listed and paid in USD, after the researcher confirms you attended or completed the study. You receive an email from Tremendous and redeem it for a gift card such as a prepaid Visa or Amazon card, with options that depend on your country (some involve currency conversion). There is no balance to withdraw. A fulfillment fee of 5% (minimum $1) is deducted, so $60 becomes $57 and $10 becomes $9. Most payments arrive 7 to 10 business days after confirmation; your project shows Payment Sent when it is issued and Paid once you redeem it.
How much does Respondent pay?
$50–$400+/study. From Respondent's participant page (respondent.io/become-a-participant, read 4 Nov 2026): 'Most studies pay between $50 and $400+, depending on type and length', 'Most sessions pay $50–$250 depending on length and seniority', focus groups and in-person studies '$75–$200 per session online, $100–$300 in person', online surveys and short interviews 'usually $50–$150', and 'Senior B2B roles regularly pay $400+.' Its help center article 'Earning with Respondent: what to expect' (dated 15 Jul 2026, read 4 Nov 2026) gives illustrative ranges by format: a 30 to 90 minute remote interview about $40 to $150, a 5 to 25 minute unmoderated task or survey about $5 to $25, a multi-day diary study about $50 to $200+ in total, and a 60 to 120 minute in-person interview or focus group about $75 to $250+. Neither page states a rate for AI training work. The earlier card's $95 average incentive and $5 to $1,000 overall range are not on its pages today and are left out.
Is Respondent worth it?
Respondent pays $50–$400+/study (platform-stated). It works best as occasional paid participation, not steady income. Worker sentiment: Trustpilot 3.8/5 (1,476 reviews).
How does Respondent pay out?
Through Tremendous: a Visa virtual gift card or a retailer gift card, the options set by your country, and PayPal through Tremendous only in some cases (the switch began 28 May 2025). Its help center (15 Jul 2026) says payment comes 7 to 10 business days after the study, less a 5% processing fee ($1 minimum, so $95 pays $90.25); its participant page says most are paid within 5 to 7 business days and 'No fees' (both read 4 Nov 2026).
Where can you work for Respondent?
Worldwide: it states 4.3M+ participants across 150+ countries (its site, read 4 Nov 2026). Which payout options you get through Tremendous depends on the country you are in.
Is it free to join Respondent as a participant?
Yes. Signing up as a participant is free and needs no credit card. Researcher accounts are the paid side and require a verified credit card and business information.
Are Respondent screeners paid?
No. Screeners are short unpaid questionnaires (2 to 20 questions) that researchers use to decide whom to invite. You are paid only after you attend or complete the study and the researcher confirms it.
Who decides whether I get selected?
The researcher. Respondent says it never selects, screens or disqualifies participants itself: researchers review your screener answers and profile and invite whom they want, a process that can take 5 to 8 days.
How many studies will I be invited to?
Respondent's participant page says most participants get 1 to 3 invitations a month and that you only hear from it when a real study matches your background.
How and when does Respondent pay?
In USD, through a Tremendous email you redeem for a gift card or prepaid Visa, usually 7 to 10 business days after the researcher confirms you attended. A 5% fee (minimum $1) is deducted, and there is no balance to withdraw.
Does Respondent still pay through PayPal?
Mostly not. From May 28, 2025 Respondent began moving participants from PayPal to Tremendous virtual gift cards and said it expected everyone to be paid through Tremendous; in some unique instances a PayPal payment through Tremendous may still be offered.
Can my LinkedIn replace a work email for B2B studies?
No. A verified business email is currently the only way to qualify for B2B Industry Professional studies. Respondent uses LinkedIn and experience data to match you to B2C studies and says it is looking into LinkedIn verification.
What is a Respondent AI interview?
A recorded one-to-one session in your browser, using your camera and microphone, where an AI Moderator shows the study's questions on screen (it can read them aloud), listens to your spoken answers and asks follow-ups. You may be asked to verify your identity first; Respondent says those details are not shared with researchers.
What if the researcher cancels or does not show up?
Respondent says a researcher who misses a scheduled session is still obligated to pay you. Message them in the project thread; if your status is not updated to Attended and then Paid within 10 business days, contact support.
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