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Google User Experience Research vs TestingTime
Google User Experience Research and TestingTime are both testing platforms. Fees — Google User Experience Research: Gift cards per study. TestingTime: Up to ~EUR 50/study.
Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify
Key differences
- Fees — Google User Experience Research: Gift cards per study. TestingTime: Up to ~EUR 50/study.
- Only Google User Experience Research offers Gift cards. Only TestingTime offers Bank transfer and PayPal.
- Google User Experience Research is based in United States, TestingTime in Switzerland.
Which should you choose?
Choose Google User Experience Research if…
- You want to withdraw via Gift cards.
Choose TestingTime if…
- You want to withdraw via Bank transfer and PayPal.
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| Type | Testing platforms like UserTesting | Testing platforms like UserTesting |
| Category | Testing & Research | Testing & Research |
| Vetted | No | No |
| Work from home | Yes | Yes |
| Fees | Gift cards per study | Up to ~EUR 50/study |
| Withdraw via | Gift cards | Bank transfer, PayPal |
| Availability | Worldwide | Switzerland, Germany, Austria, France, United Kingdom, Netherlands |
| Founded | — | 2015 |
| Headquarters | Mountain View, United States | Zurich, Switzerland |
| Popularity | 79 views · 0 likes | 78 views · 0 likes |
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper, Google User Experience Research or TestingTime?
Google User Experience Research: Gift cards per study. TestingTime: Up to ~EUR 50/study.
Where are Google User Experience Research and TestingTime available?
Google User Experience Research: Worldwide. TestingTime: Switzerland, Germany, Austria, France, United Kingdom, Netherlands.