Before you dive in
What Testable Minds’ own pages say, checked by us. Advertised rates are not verified earnings, and an application link does not mean paid tasks are available.
- ApplicationsCompany-stated
Create a participant account and fill out your profile; you only see studies that match your profile. Registration asks for date of birth, gender, first language, email and phone verification.
- Country eligibilityNot fully confirmed
No country eligibility list was found on the reviewed pages. Revolut withdrawals are only available in some countries.
- Advertised paySources disagree
Researchers set each study's fee. The platform says it enforces a minimum of $12/hour for verified participants and $8/hour for unverified ones. Earnings are capped, but official pages disagree on the cap: $600 per year on the homepage versus $200 per month on the registration page.
- Getting paidSources disagree
Withdraw via Revolut (instant, free) or PayPal; the FAQ also mentions gift cards. Minimum withdrawal is unclear: the FAQ says $1, while the help center says $10 for verified users and $20 for a first unverified withdrawal. PayPal payments are typically processed on Tuesdays.
Checked Testable Minds homeTestable Minds FAQWhat is the minimum amount I can withdraw?How do I get paid?
- RequirementsSources disagree
You must be 18 or older. The registration page says date of birth and gender will be checked against an uploaded ID, while the FAQ calls identity verification optional but recommended.
- Assessments and unpaid timeCompany-stated
No entry test. Some studies include screeners, and researchers can reject participation that is not done properly, in which case the study is not paid.
- Available workNot fully confirmed
Testable says new studies are posted continually, but you only see studies matching your profile and some are reserved for verified participants. Study volume for any given profile is not guaranteed.
About Testable Minds
Testable Minds is a participant pool where people take paid psychology and behavioral studies run by university researchers.
What workers say
sumerahaider
Pakistan · Used it less than a month
Recommendspower of thinking can change whole society.
It is my first time experience with this plate form but i have a interest in reacherch studies so,hope to have a good experience with testable minds.

















