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Survey Pop Review

Survey Pop is the third and final sister app of Eureka and Survey Spin, which are all made by the same developers. This beermoney app is primarily focused on surveys, but it also offers games, videos, check-ins, micro-tasks, and other small ways to earn.

After using all three apps for several months, they’ve slowly grown on me, particularly because of the micro-tasks, check-ins, and occasional decent-paying surveys. I’m still not entirely sure why the developers decided to make three apps that are so similar, but there is some useful overlap between them, especially when it comes to certain earning opportunities.

Overall, Survey Pop isn’t the highest-paying survey app I’ve used, but it has a few features that make it worth checking throughout the day.

How to Earn Money with Survey Pop

Surveys

Survey Pop usually has a relatively small selection of surveys available at once, although new surveys appear throughout the day. Because of this, I wouldn’t consider it one of the strongest survey apps for having a large selection to choose from.

One thing I really appreciate about Survey Pop, as well as its sister apps, is that it shows the survey provider name along with the survey topic.

This is a surprisingly useful quality-of-life feature. Certain survey providers tend to be more reliable, quicker, higher paying, or have lower disqualification rates. Once you become familiar with the different providers, knowing who is behind a survey can make it easier to decide which ones are worth trying.

Some providers also have a similar style or format across their surveys, which can make them easier and quicker to complete once you’re familiar with them.

The surveys on Survey Pop are generally decent, but I wouldn’t call this one of the best survey apps for high-paying surveys. I do, however, regularly find quick surveys that are worth doing, while higher-paying surveys are much less common.

Since Survey Pop is closely related to Eureka and Survey Spin, you’ll also see quite a bit of crossover between the three apps. The same survey may appear on multiple apps at the same time.

There is a small chance that you can complete the same survey on multiple apps, but most of the time, once you’ve completed a survey on one of the sister apps, trying to take the same survey on another app will simply cause it to close shortly after you start.

No Disqualification Bonus

Unfortunately, Survey Pop doesn’t offer a disqualification bonus for its regular surveys.

However, after your first cashout, you’ll receive a Survey Pop Feedback survey worth $1. This is a short guaranteed survey, meaning you can’t get disqualified from it.

That’s a nice little bonus to receive after your first cashout.

Check-Ins

The check-in system is a little janky at the moment.

Originally, Survey Pop would pay you $0.05 for visiting certain retailers, restaurants, or fast-food establishments. In many cases, you didn’t even have to enter the location—you simply had to be close enough for the check-in to trigger.

However, the way this feature currently works seems to be changing.

At the moment, you may see a check-in box near the bottom of the screen offering $0.05. After a few seconds, an advertisement will play, and once you finish or close the ad, you’ll receive the $0.05 reward.

Sometimes you can also manually claim the check-in by scrolling down to the check-in section.

Interestingly, you can occasionally receive the same check-in bonus across the sister apps, so there are times when Survey Pop, Eureka, and Survey Spin can all offer the check-in around the same time.

You’ll need to have location services enabled for this feature.

I still consider this a nice little bonus, especially since you can earn it while you’re already checking the app for surveys and offers.

Achievements

You can find the achievements by tapping the trophy icon near the top of the app.

You’ll earn achievements for doing various activities on Survey Pop, including completing surveys, using offers, and cashing out.

Once you reach the required milestone, you’ll receive a one-time reward.

Unfortunately, these achievements aren’t repeatable, so they’re more of a bonus you earn naturally while using the app rather than a consistent earning method.

Streak

Survey Pop also has a streak system.

There’s not much of a financial benefit to maintaining your streak beyond the achievements associated with it. For example, reaching a 30-day streak earns a total of $0.93 through the achievement system.

Since the achievements aren’t repeatable, I wouldn’t stress too much about maintaining the streak unless you’re trying to collect every achievement.

Videos

Compared to its sister apps, I’ve actually received more video advertisements on Survey Pop, especially compared to Survey Spin.

That said, videos are still relatively uncommon.

Each video pays $0.01, which is a fairly typical amount for video ads on beermoney apps.

Videos are one of my preferred earning methods because they’re relatively passive, but unfortunately, the biggest limitation here is simply how infrequently I receive them.

So while it’s nice that Survey Pop offers videos, I wouldn’t expect them to make up a significant portion of your earnings.

Micro-Tasks

You’ll usually find the micro-tasks under the “Under 5 mins” section in the offers tab.

These tasks generally involve visiting a website, signing up for something, or following a set of instructions. Once you complete the required steps, you’ll usually receive the reward shortly afterward.

I think Survey Pop has some of the better-paying micro-tasks I’ve seen compared to many other apps.

They’re also useful when you don’t want to commit to a longer survey or game offer.

Tap Offers

Tap Offers are usually found near the bottom of the surveys tab, and they’re actually one of my favorite ways to earn on Survey Pop.

These are essentially small micro-task offers where you’ll be required to tap through one or more links. You’ll generally earn around $0.02–$0.05 for completing one.

After completing a Tap Offer, there is a cooldown before you can complete another one. There also appears to be a daily limit. You’ll know you’ve hit the limit when you receive a much longer cooldown, such as around 14 hours.

There’s also a nice bonus system.

After completing five Tap Offers in one day, you’ll unlock a 2x earnings bonus for these offers. The bonus lasts for a couple of hours.

Occasionally, you’ll also see a special Tap Offer that pays around $0.04. These usually have a distinctive image and can pay immediately after tapping them.

These special offers don’t receive the 2x bonus.

Interestingly, some of these Tap Offers can also appear on Eureka and Survey Spin. When the same special offer is available across the sister apps, you may be able to earn from it on each app.

Daily Poll

The Daily Poll resets at 12:00 AM UTC.

You’ll receive a multiple-choice question and are guaranteed to receive $0.01, regardless of which answer you choose.

This is probably the easiest way to maintain your daily activity, so if you’re trying to complete the streak achievement, I’d recommend saving the Daily Poll until after your daily streak resets.

Popular Apps

Despite the name, the Popular Apps section isn’t really a list of popular apps.

Instead, these are primarily non-game offers.

You’ll usually find offers involving financial apps, services, other beermoney apps, or various other applications. You’ll need to follow the instructions provided with each offer to receive the reward.

The pay seems relatively low overall, but there may occasionally be offers that are unique to Survey Pop and aren’t available on other beermoney apps.

Because of that, it can be worth checking this section from time to time, especially if there’s a service or app you were already interested in trying.

Occasionally, you’ll also see game offers mixed into this section for some reason.

Games

Survey Pop offers the typical multi-level game offers you’ll find on most modern beermoney apps.

Each game has its own list of tasks, with a specific reward attached to each task.

Important: You generally need to be a new user for these offers to track. If you’ve previously downloaded the game on your device, you most likely won’t receive credit.

The game selection is fairly average. There are some games with decent payouts, but I don’t see a large number of game offers that really stand out.

There are better beermoney apps available for game offers, particularly if you’re looking for higher payouts or a wider selection.

Because of that, games aren’t one of the main reasons I’d use Survey Pop.

Arcade

The Arcade section is located at the bottom of the offers tab.

This is essentially Survey Pop’s Playtime Rewards-style offerwall.

If you’ve read some of my other reviews, you’ll know I’m not a big fan of this type of offerwall because I feel like the earnings model has gone downhill over time.

The games are similar to the regular multi-level game offers you can find directly through Survey Pop, but the payouts are generally much lower.

Since you can often find the same or similar games through the regular game offers for significantly more money, I usually don’t see much reason to use the Arcade section.

Cashout Options

Minimum cashout: Usually $5, although some gift cards have higher minimums.

Cashout time: Usually instant, although some withdrawals may take longer.

Available cashout options include:

• PayPal
• Visa gift card
• Amazon
• Walmart
• Bank transfer
• Venmo
• +52 other cashout options

There also appears to be a permanent promotion where certain cashout methods offer additional money or effectively provide a small rebate.

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Verification

I was not required to complete any additional verification when signing up or requesting a cashout.

Availability

Android & iOS

Survey Pop appears to be available in many major countries. I couldn’t find a definitive list of every country where the app is available, so availability may vary by location.

Survey Pop Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good micro-tasks
• Quick surveys
• Multiple ways to earn
• Shows survey provider names
• Video rewards
• Daily poll
• Location-based rewards
• Tap Offers
• PayPal cashout
• Instant cashout
• Many cashout options
• Cashout bonuses
• $1 guaranteed Survey Feedback survey after first cashout

Cons

• Limited survey selection
• Very limited video availability
• Few high-paying surveys
• Average-paying game offers
• Limited game selection
• No regular disqualification bonus
• Arcade offers pay poorly compared to direct game offers
• Some earning methods have daily limits

Final Thoughts: Is Survey Pop Worth It?

After using Survey Pop and its sister apps for a while, they’ve actually grown on me.

I’m fairly sure Survey Pop is the newest of the three apps, and it seems to have slightly better offers in certain areas compared to Eureka and Survey Spin.

Survey Pop is primarily a survey app, but it has several additional ways to earn, including games, videos, check-ins, micro-tasks, Tap Offers, and the Daily Poll.

I wouldn’t consider it one of the best survey apps for high-paying surveys. Instead, I think Survey Pop is better suited toward quick, lower-paying surveys that you can check throughout the day.

The game offers are fairly average, while the videos are too sparse to make much of a difference to your earnings.

For me, the best features of Survey Pop are the check-ins and micro-tasks, particularly the Tap Offers.

The check-ins feel like a nice bonus because you can earn a few cents while you’re already opening the app to check for surveys or other offers. The Tap Offers are also extremely simple, requiring only a few taps through links to earn a couple of cents.

Those are probably the two biggest reasons I’d continue checking Survey Pop, with the quick surveys being a nice additional earning method.

Overall, I think Survey Pop is an above-average beermoney app, but it doesn’t really stand out as the best app for any single major earning category. Its strongest features are the lower-effort earning methods, particularly check-ins, micro-tasks, Tap Offers, and quick surveys.

If you’re already using survey apps, I think Survey Pop is worth adding to your survey app pool. I wouldn’t rely on it as my only survey app, but checking it throughout the day can give you some additional opportunities to earn a few dollars here and there.

Overall, Survey Pop is a solid secondary beermoney app, especially if you like quick surveys and low-effort micro-tasks.