Make money online taking paid surveys...

How does this whole SurveyPayday.com thing work?
Earning money by taking surveys is as easy as 1, 2, 3...

1. You follow the links on our main page to sign up for surveys
2. Those sites offer you money and prizes to take surveys
3. You complete the survey, and you can get paid or win a prize!

Sounds easy enough, but how much can I make per survey?
Different surveys will pay out different amounts, and may vary anywhere from $1 to $25 (or higher!). This amount will depend on a number of factors, especially the length of the survey and the company's desired turn-around time for the results. Before you complete a survey, though, you will be told exactly how much you will be paid. Some companies will enter you into a drawing for even more money when you complete a survey rather than paying each individual for each survey.

How long are these surveys, anyway?
The surveys will vary in length anywhere from about 5 minutes to 30 minutes or more. However, you can expect to be paid more for longer surveys (yea!).

But how will I know when a new survey is online?
Whenever a new survey that you may be eligible for is put online, you will be contacted by e-mail to let you know.

Hmmm...do I have to complete all the surveys that I'm eligible for?
Not at all. Companies understand that sometimes you may not want to make any extra money by completing a simple survey, whether that be because you are too busy, just plain tired, or filthy rich because you just won the lottery. Do realize, however, that most surveys will call for a limited number of responses, so neglecting to answer a survey promptly may prevent you from answering that survey at all.

Now for the most important question: How and when do I get paid?
We were waiting for you to ask that :-) Payment schedules vary by company, so you should read the details provided by each survey company that you sign up for.

All this sounds great. How do I sign up?
Signing up is easy! Just go to our main page and follow the links to companies who are currently enrolling people for surveys.