Take part in paid research
We run user and market research for organisations that want to improve their products and services. To do this, we invite people like you to take part and share your views in short online sessions or in-person interviews.
What you can expect
Taking part is always optional, and we aim to make the process clear and straightforward.
- Paid participation. Most studies include an incentive such as a gift card or bank transfer (terms vary by project).
- Clear upfront details. We always explain what’s involved before you decide.
- No spam. We only contact you when a study may match your profile.
- No obligation. You can ignore any invitation and remain on the list.
- Easy opt-out. You can unsubscribe from our invitation list at any time using the link in our emails.
- Withdraw consent. You can withdraw consent to participating in any research at any time and/or consent for processing data you have previously provided.
- Respect for your data. We never sell your personal information, and we won’t share your contact details with clients without your explicit consent. You can request all data that we hold on you at any time via our personal data request form.
For further information on what data we collect, how we process it, why we process it, and your personal information rights please refer to our privacy policy.
How it works
- Sign up. Share a few details so we can match you to relevant studies.
- Get invited. We contact you only when a study looks like a match.
- Answer a screening questionnaire. You answer a short set of study-specific questions (for example, availability or device access).
- Get booked in. If selected, we confirm time, format, and any requirements.
- Take part. You share your honest views and experiences.
- Get paid. You receive the agreed incentive after you participate.
Please note: We often receive more responses than there are spaces available. If you’re not selected for one study, you may still be invited to future opportunities.
What you might be invited to do
Depending on the project, you may be invited to take part in one of these formats:
- Surveys and questionnaires. Short forms with open and closed questions. Typical time: 5–30 minutes.
- 1:1 interviews. A researcher asks questions about a product, service, or topic. Typical time: up to 60 minutes.
- Usability testing. Trying a website, app, or prototype while sharing what you’re thinking. You’re not being tested. Typical time: up to 60 minutes.
- Focus groups. Small group discussions facilitated by a researcher. Typical time: 60–90 minutes.
- Card sorting and navigation tests. Sorting information or finding items to help improve structure and labelling. Typical time: up to 60 minutes.
- Workshops and co-design sessions. Structured group sessions to generate and refine ideas. Typical time: 3–6 hours.
- Task-based research. Completing a task in the real world (for example, finding information or comparing options) and describing your experience. Typical time: usually under 60 minutes.
- Shadowing and contextual research. A researcher observes how you do something in a real setting. Typical time: 2-6 hours.
- Diary studies and panels. Sharing input over time. Typical time: spread across days or weeks.
We’ll always tell you what’s involved before you decide.
Sign up
Completing this form registers your interest only. You are never obliged to take part in any study.
If a study looks relevant, we’ll invite you to complete a short screening questionnaire with more specific questions (for example, availability or device access).
If a study looks relevant, we’ll invite you to complete a short screening questionnaire with more specific questions (for example, availability or device access).
Questions before signing up?
If you need more information we’d be happy to help.