About StudyGrab

What we do

Paid research studies — user interviews, focus groups, online surveys, and in-person sessions — are scattered across dozens of platforms: User Interviews, Respondent, Schlesinger Group, and many more. Finding the right one means checking multiple sites every day.

StudyGrab solves that. Our platform continuously monitors the leading research panels and aggregates new studies into a single, searchable feed. You can filter by topic, pay, location, study type, and more — and find opportunities that match you in seconds instead of hours.

How we vet studies

Every listing on StudyGrab goes through an automated and manual review process before it appears in the feed. We check that:

• The study link is live and points to a legitimate research company or recruiter.
• Pay and duration information is accurately represented.
• The opportunity is not a phishing attempt, survey scam, or deceptive offer.
• Studies are marked expired or removed when they close.

We are not affiliated with the companies running the studies. StudyGrab is a directory, not a recruiter. When you apply, you go directly to the research company's platform.

Who uses StudyGrab

StudyGrab is used by people who want to supplement their income through legitimate paid research participation — everything from 30-minute video interviews paying $50 to multi-day diary studies paying $200 or more. Our members are students, professionals, stay-at-home parents, retirees, and anyone who wants to get paid for sharing their opinions and experiences.

Where studies come from

Our aggregator monitors and indexes studies from the leading paid research platforms, including:

• User Interviews — one of the largest user research recruiting platforms
• Respondent — high-paying B2B and consumer research studies
• Premium research panels — curated qualitative and quantitative studies

Our editorial standards

We believe in transparency. StudyGrab does not accept payment from research companies to rank studies higher or feature them prominently. Listings appear in the feed based on pay amount, recency, and relevance — not on who pays us. Our goal is to surface the best opportunities for participants, not to maximize revenue from research companies.