AttaPoll alternatives: 7 apps like AttaPoll, compared on what they pay

We build PaysFair, an earning app that competes with every app on this page. Judge our bias accordingly, and check the numbers below against the sources at the bottom.

On our map, the survey apps closest to AttaPoll are Branded Surveys, Eureka, LifePoints, Qmee and Survey Junkie, plus Swagbucks. Most start at $5, and their rules on inactivity differ widely.

We read every app's own pages on October 23, 2026, and we haven't used any of them ourselves. AttaPoll's main site turned our US server away, so its terms and privacy policy come from Internet Archive copies of August 29, 2026.

Why do people leave AttaPoll?

Its own terms name some reasons. Six months without a completed survey or other activity forfeits your balance and closes the account. Logging in doesn't reset that clock. Rewards count only once an activity is "verified as successfully completed".

Its floor depends on which page you read. Its App Store listing says "Fast cash outs from $3". Its terms say the threshold "varies by country and payment method" and shows in the app. A one-off cash-out below it costs a £3 fee.

It can close an account at once after a failed identity, phone, location or age check. Its terms describe no appeal.

Google's suggestions for AttaPoll include "why did attapoll ban me" and "why does attapoll disqualify you".

What are the best apps like AttaPoll?

Six apps on our map that pay for surveys, then ours. Every fact is the app's own, read on October 23, 2026, unless a date says otherwise.

Branded Surveys

Branded Surveys pays for surveys, app trials, games and product offers, and Dynata owns and operates it, by its terms. It's open to people in the US, Canada and the UK. Its US terms take members from 16.

You can redeem from 500 points, which is $5, to PayPal or gift cards, and to a bank account in the US. Silver and Gold members get "instant payout approval", its FAQ says. Its terms say points expire a year after they're posted, while its help center says they don't expire.

What it does better than AttaPoll: staying away costs less. A survey or a profile update every six months keeps the account active. After a deactivation, you still get 30 days to redeem.

Not tested yet.

Eureka

Eureka pays for surveys, games and short videos, and SocialLoop, LLC in Florida runs it. It's only for the US, and you must be 18 or older.

The minimum cash-out is $5. Its home page lists PayPal from $5 to $100, a Visa card from $5 to $250, and bank deposits in the US. "Most cashouts are instant, but some may take up to three business days," its help page says.

What it does better than AttaPoll: an appeal. Its terms give you one appeal within 30 days, reviewed by "a person with authority to change the result".

Not tested yet.

LifePoints

LifePoints pays points for surveys, and Lightspeed LLC in New York, a Kantar group company, runs it. You must be 14 or older, and you can join only in the country where you live.

You can redeem once you have enough points for its lowest-priced reward. Rewards include gift cards and PayPal cash, and donations start at $1. Points are posted within 30 days of a survey.

What it does better than AttaPoll: a formal second review. If your account is suspended or closed, you can ask for one, and it answers within 30 days, its terms say.

Its activity rule is stricter, though. No survey in 90 days can get the account suspended.

Not tested yet.

Qmee

Qmee pays for surveys, cashback offers and gaming offers, and Kantar UK Ltd runs it. It's for people 16 or older in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, France and Germany.

Its FAQ says there's "no minimum withdrawal amount" for PayPal or Venmo. The money arrives "within a few minutes", it says. Before your first gift card, it checks who you are, for example through a PayPal cash-out of any amount.

What it does better than AttaPoll: no minimum at all for PayPal or Venmo, by its FAQ.

Not tested yet.

Survey Junkie

Survey Junkie pays for surveys, and DISQO owns it. It's for people 18 or older in the US, Canada, Australia or the UK.

You can cash out from $5, or 500 points, to PayPal, a bank account or gift cards. Its identity checks "can include text, email or phone call confirmation", a cross-check with reward partners, or "photo ID verification".

What it does better than AttaPoll: a few points "Even if you do not qualify for a survey", its FAQ says. AttaPoll's terms pay only for activities verified as completed.

Our review: Survey Junkie review

Swagbucks

Swagbucks pays for surveys, games and shopping deals, and Prodege runs it. It says it's live in most countries in the Americas, Europe and Asia. It takes members from 13.

When we priced its US catalog on September 22, 2026, the cheapest dollar gift cards were $5. A $5 PayPal reward cost 530 SB. Gift cards take minutes to 5 business days, and PayPal 2 to 5.

What it does better than AttaPoll: shopping offers on top of surveys and games. AttaPoll's terms don't list them.

Our review: Swagbucks review

PaysFair

PaysFair is ours. It pays for surveys, games and campaigns. In a campaign, you post clips and content on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X. The smallest cash-out is $1.00, paid as a gift card by email. We check the first cash-out by hand.

It's for people 16 or older, and what there is to do depends on your country. It runs on the web and in an Android app on Google Play. Obsidian UG in Germany runs it.

What it does better than AttaPoll: a $1.00 cash-out, below AttaPoll's $3.

We build it, so we don't review it.

Which one has the smallest cash-out?

AttaPoll's $3 comes from its App Store listing. Its terms say the threshold depends on your country and payment method.

Why do apps like AttaPoll close accounts?

Broken rules are one reason. AttaPoll, Branded Surveys, Eureka, LifePoints and Qmee each allow one account per person, and AttaPoll and Eureka ban VPNs. Staying away is the other reason:

We found no inactivity rule on the pages we read for Survey Junkie or Swagbucks.

Who can join, and from where?

How do apps like AttaPoll make money?

Research companies and game makers pay them. "Research companies are looking for people to complete their surveys," AttaPoll's own home page says, and "Game developers are looking for new players for their games".

Three of these apps belong to market research firms: Branded Surveys to Dynata, and LifePoints and Qmee to companies of the Kantar group. Survey Junkie's owner, DISQO, is a consumer insights platform that brands turn to, by Survey Junkie's home page.

How we picked these apps

Our map of the market holds more than 1,100 earning apps, sorted into lanes by what they pay for. AttaPoll sits in the survey-apps lane. We took five apps from that lane, Branded Surveys, Eureka, LifePoints, Qmee and Survey Junkie. We added Swagbucks, which pays for surveys too.

We read their pages on October 23, 2026, from a server in the US. AttaPoll's terms and privacy policy came from the Internet Archive.