Prime Opinion alternatives: 6 apps like Prime Opinion, 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 Prime Opinion are AttaPoll, Eureka, LifePoints, Qmee and Survey Junkie. EarnStar shares Prime Opinion's parent company, by both apps' terms.

We read every app's own pages on October 23, 2026, and we haven't used any of them ourselves. Where an app's pages disagree with each other, we print every number.

Why do people leave Prime Opinion?

Its own pages leave some questions open. On the minimum, its FAQ answers "Not really! It’s up to you!", though a bigger welcome bonus "comes with a small minimum withdrawal amount". Its US terms say the minimum is the one "communicated to you upon registration".

Its privacy policy says it "may request a facial scan" before releasing payouts. Its US terms send disputes to "confidential arbitration in Stockholm", with no class actions and no jury. They cap its liability at $100, or at what you paid it in six months, whichever is greater.

It treats a VPN or public wifi as fraud. Using your account outside your country "can be seen as fraudulent", its terms add. A California request not to sell your data deletes your account, its form says.

Google's suggestions for Prime Opinion include "does prime opinion require id" and "can prime opinion be trusted".

What are the best apps like Prime Opinion?

Five survey apps on our map, then ours. Every fact is the app's own, read on October 23, 2026, unless a date says otherwise.

AttaPoll

AttaPoll pays for surveys, games and other tasks, and AttaPoll Ltd in London runs it. You can join at 13, with a parent's consent if you're under 18.

Its App Store listing says cash-outs start at $3, to PayPal, a bank, Revolut or gift cards. Its terms, in an archive copy of August 29, 2026, say the threshold varies by country and payment method. Six months without a completed activity forfeits your balance.

What it does better than Prime Opinion: it takes members from 13, where Prime Opinion's privacy policy says 18.

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, to PayPal, a Visa card, a US bank account or gift cards. "Most cashouts are instant, but some may take up to three business days," its help page says.

What it does better than Prime Opinion: disputes close to home. Its arbitration "may be conducted by video, telephone, written submissions, or in person in the county where you reside", its terms say. You can opt out of it within 30 days.

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, as gift cards or PayPal cash. Donations start at $1. A survey every 90 days keeps the account from being suspended.

What it does better than Prime Opinion: a formal second review. If your account is suspended or closed, LifePoints answers a request within 30 days. Prime Opinion's terms promise notice and time to fix a problem where they can, with no review.

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, and the money arrives "within a few minutes". 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 Prime Opinion: cashback on online purchases, on top of surveys. We found no cashback on Prime Opinion's pages.

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. It gives a few points "Even if you do not qualify for a survey", its FAQ says.

What it does better than Prime Opinion: no face scan among its listed checks. They're a text, email or phone confirmation, a cross-check with reward partners, or photo ID. Prime Opinion's privacy policy allows a facial scan.

Our review: Survey Junkie 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 Prime Opinion: it takes people from 16, where Prime Opinion asks for 18.

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

Which apps share Prime Opinion's owner?

EarnStar does. Its US terms are word for word the same as Prime Opinion's, apart from the brand and a contact link. Both name the same parent company, in Stockholm, in the care of Aonic AB.

The Better Business Bureau has one file for both. It's named for Legal Nodes LTD in England and lists Prime Opinion, EarnStar, Five Surveys LLC and Top Surveys LLC among its other names. The BBB doesn't rate it, because the "Company appears to be based in England". It counts 160 complaints filed in the last three years, across those names.

If you're leaving Prime Opinion over its rules, EarnStar's are the same. Our EarnStar review covers them.

Which one has the smallest cash-out?

Prime Opinion's FAQ adds that a bigger welcome bonus brings "a small minimum withdrawal amount". Its PayPal page says there's "no minimum cash-out value".

Which apps like Prime Opinion check your identity?

Who can join, and from where?

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. Prime Opinion sits in the survey-apps lane. We took five apps from that lane: AttaPoll, Eureka, Qmee and Survey Junkie, which Prime Opinion's own App Store text names, and LifePoints.

We read their pages on October 23, 2026, from a server in the US. AttaPoll's terms came from an Internet Archive copy of August 29, 2026.