r/usertesting↗
UserTesting
This is a subreddit for UserTesting and sites like it. User testing sites are sites where you test websites for people and get paid. It is a good side job and if you work at it you can make a decent amount of money. This sub is mainly for Testers.
41k subscribers156 posts / mo in Sep 2026127 authors / mosince 2013
r/usertesting has 41k members. It gets about 156 posts a month from 127 people. Top topics: Study Critiques & Issues, Test Reviews & Results and LSAT-Proctoring Issues.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Study Critiques & Issues2.0%
- Test Reviews & Results1.1%
- LSAT-Proctoring Issues0.9%
- Job Interviews0.7%
- Interview Ghosting Issues0.7%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Maze
- Apple
- PostImages
- Zendesk
- Verifying Connection
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