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The video by Mikael explores various opportunities for becoming a beta tester from home, where individuals can earn money by testing apps, software, and websites and providing feedback to improve user experience. He discusses several platforms, including:
1. **Beta Family** – Test various apps and provide feedback.
2. **Pinecone Research** – Primarily known for surveys but occasionally offers physical product tests.
3. **BetterTesting.com** – Tests software and apps across devices.
4. **Usertesting.com** – Focuses on apps and websites, with screen recordings and feedback.
5. **Tester Work** – Specializes in app testing for major companies, with compensation based on bugs found.
6. **Trymata (formerly TryMyUI)** – Users get paid to test websites.
7. **Test IO** – Payment based on finding and reporting bugs in software, requiring specific reporting.
8. **Ferfection** – Users provide feedback on websites/apps via recordings or written opinions.
Mikael emphasizes that while these platforms offer a viable way to earn extra money (typically ranging from $5 to $100 per test), they are not suitable for a full-time income. He suggests signing up for multiple platforms to increase testing opportunities and mentions that detailed tutorials and additional resources are available on his website.
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In this part of the video, Mikael introduces viewers to opportunities for becoming beta testers from home. He explains that beta testing jobs can vary in terms of required experience and compensation, with some jobs paying up to $100 per test. Typically, jobs pay between $10 to $20 per 20-minute test. Tasks generally involve testing apps, software, and websites and providing feedback to improve user experience. Mikael then introduces the first platform, Beta Family, where testers can download apps, test them, and give feedback. He notes that detailed tutorials for these platforms are available on his website.
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In this segment, the presenter discusses various platforms where users can get paid to test products, apps, and websites. The main points include:
1. Pinecone Research: Known for paid surveys, occasionally offering physical product tests. Requires an invitation link to join and is not available in many countries.
2. BetterTesting.com: Allows users to test software and apps on various devices. Users sign up on the website and receive invitations to participate in tests.
3. Usertesting.com: Focuses on testing apps and websites. Users record their screen and share feedback, earning around $10 to $20 per test.
4. Tester Work: Specializes in app testing for major companies. Requires training before starting, with compensation based on finding bugs.
5. Trymata (formerly TryMyUI): Users get paid to test websites, earning around $10 per test, typically taking 10-20 minutes.
The presenter suggests signing up for multiple platforms to increase the frequency of receiving tests and highlights that all these options are free to join.
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In this segment, the video discusses two platforms for earning money by testing: Test IO and Ferfection. On Test IO, users can become testers, receive training, and get paid for finding bugs in software. However, earning money requires passing a test and adhering to specific reporting guidelines. Payment varies depending on the test. Ferfection, on the other hand, involves giving feedback on websites or apps, which can pay between $5 and $10 per test. Users might need to record their feedback or submit written opinions. The video emphasizes that while these platforms offer opportunities to earn extra money, they are not suitable for building a full-time income. Links for more details and additional resources are provided, and viewers are encouraged to like and subscribe for more tips on making money online.