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Looking for a survey app that pays real cash — not points, not gift cards?
By Kelvin Ooi
Security and privacy editor
Surveys On The Go is a survey app from MFour Data Research, Inc. It offers market research surveys that the listing says pay cash directly to your account. It suits people who want to earn small amounts in their spare time, and the listing describes the money as supplemental cash.
Earnings depend on which surveys you qualify for and how often you take them. The listing says new members can earn their first $1 right after download.
The build we hold is Surveys On The Go: Earn Cash 3.7.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Most surveys pay $1 to $5, according to the listing, and longer studies pay $10 to $50 or more. Cash-out becomes available once your balance reaches $10.
You decide when to redeem. The listing says cash-out requests are processed quickly, but it does not give a timeframe.
Payday is an optional mode that earns while you use other apps and the web. It records which apps you use and sends that usage data to the research panel through a VPN connection. The listing says only app names and usage patterns are collected.
You can turn Payday off at any time. The listing says it does not store personal details, passwords or payment details.
The listing suggests turning on notifications and location to get more survey matches. Both are optional settings that the app uses to find surveys for you.
The developer states that it does not sell or share personal information, and that only anonymized behavioral data is used, and only with your consent.