What Users Say About...

I have belonged to Swagbucks for a while now, and I love it! The coupon bonus is really good, as I typically will turn in 40-50 coupons a week, and that means an extra 4-5.00 a week in my account. I have the swag button on my browsers, and I have never had an offer or reward not credit as it should. Since I shop online fairly regularly, the spare change adds up that way as well. But the biggest plus is the paid search. I use both Bing Rewards and Swagbucks to search--Since I am a professional ghostwriter and researcher, I can easily earn my full daily reward at Bing  for searches as well as several Swagbucks rewards in a day searching as well.

I typically split my survey time between Swagbucks and Clixsense, since Sawgbucks often has surveys Clixsense doesn't and vice versa. By checking both sites before I start doing offers, I can make sure I get the highest rewards for any offer I complete also. Of all the reward programs I belong to online, Swagbucks and Clixsense are my two favorites, and I typically manage to cash out from each site at least 3 times a month. If you're someone who likes to get paid for everything you do, then Swagbucks is a really good choice when it comes to reward programs :-)

I've been part of Swagbucks for years. It was actually featured on my local news station. As with all survey sites you earn money by taking surveys, but they also offer a variety of other ways to get points such as watching videos, using their search engine, daily polls, bonus points for meeting goals, shopping, referring others, and playing games. The variety is nice because sitting as a computer for hours filling out surveys is boing it's nice to be able to switch it up without having to change sites which would have their own payouts so you can actually earn enough for a payout faster than if you would be using multiple sites. I've made ~$100 over the last 6 months just putting spare time in and doing the daily goals. It's not life-changing, but these things aren't until you build up your referrals. For each referral, you earn $3 upfront and 10% of everything they earn. If you can get a decent team of people earning points for themselves, say 10-20 each earning 1k points/ month for themselves that is $100-$200/month for you without doing any additional work. Some of the surveys pay over 100 points so it isn't unreasonable. The nice thing about the videos is they are in a playlist so you can set them playing and it will automatically go to the next one and play that without you being there.

I've redeemed several gift cards now for Amazon and they have all been delivered within a few days and the codes worked without issue. A nice thing is that the first $25 gift card you get for Amazon each month is discounted to 2,200 points so you save more there than buying standard priced gift cards. One thing I didn't like was that you can only get a **** payout to the same email you used for making your account which I didn't know when I made the account.

My only issue with Swagbucks is that sometimes I can spend several minutes answering questions on a survey before it says I'm not qualified for it. At that point, they give you 1 point which is just a penny for several minutes.

Overall, it is a legitimate site with multiple ways to earn. If you are doing surveys yourself it is likely going to make you about the same as any other site, but if you can get people to join under you, you can start building up a decent side income passively.

It is an easy and legitimate site for earning for what you do online.

I like the simplicity of the surveys and daily polls.

The site pays out in gift cards or cash, which are very easy to redeem.

I Just Got an Amazon Gift Card

My experience with the program so far

I have found this to be a very easy to use and reliable way to pick up a little extra cash online. You earn points for various activities that you can transfer to gift cards like Amazon, Visa, and more, or get paid directly to ****.

What I Like

I like that there are a wide variety of ways to earn points (Swagbucks) without having to spend money.

What I Dislike

The only thing I dislike is that they have become a lot more stringent on verifying your identity here lately, but that's understandable to maintain the integrity of the service.

Final Verdict

I highly recommend trying it out. I actually made enough from Swagbucks last year to buy all my Christmas gifts. I bought really nice gifts for nine people with Amazon gift cards and **** cash I earned from Swagbucs.

My experience with the program so far

A very nice surprise. I was disinterested at first but they helped keep my referrals active.

What I Like

When you walk along the beach you are going to get sand on your shoes. Similarly, when you do activities with Swagbucks partners, you are going to earn swagbucks.

I like that I can cash out at ****, Amazon, Walmart, gas stations and major restaurants.

I like that SB keeps in contact with their referrals via email. This keeps them from 'falling asleep' on you after you've worked hard to get them at sites like Leads Leap and will remind them of why they joined in the first place. That will help you as an affiliate. You want to work with companies that work to train your recruits. Not every affiliate has the skills and many definitely don't have the professional training that can take your affiliates to the next level.

I like that they are a big, stable company that has paid their affiliates hundreds of millions of dollars over the years (I've earned 14,000+ swagbucks myself as of this writing. It's quite simple). They are not going away anytime soon

I like that they have never failed to pay a cash out in a timely manner

What I Dislike

Not all your referrals are going to be active. This is frustrating. It does seem that once people start earning, they stick to it. You keep them for life and earn a 300SB bonus from them so you need to keep working them until your growth starts to compound. It will be small at first but it will pay off if you keep at it

Final Verdict

A large, stable company that always pays in a timely matter. Referrals for life that are kept active and trained by a professional management team (just get them in the door). It's hard to go wrong