Top Paid Surveys Norway

Anybody 14+ in Norway can participate in paid surveys. The process is very easy: simply sign up with a survey site by completing the registration form on their website (simply click the green 'Join Now' buttons below and follow the instructions), fill out any surveys you are invited to participate in, and collect your rewards.

Surveys will be about things like your attitudes and preferences towards products and services, your thoughts on advertisements, political issues, and more. In exchange for voicing your opinions, you can receive compensation in the form of PayPal payments, Amazon gift cards, and sometimes even bitcoin! Survey companies want you to share your opinions with them and will reward you for doing so.

Before signing up with just any paid survey site, try to avoid websites that:

• overpromise; you can't get rich taking surveys, so don't sign up with sites that exaggerate potential earnings
• don't have a privacy policy
• don't list a terms of use/service agreement
• are written poorly
• have terrible reviews - always read reviews for a survey site before joining!

You can find a comprehensive list of ways to stay safe taking surveys, here. Thankfully, survey scams are very easy to spot, and a bit of very basic research will help keep you safe.

Most survey sites will award either cash or points for completing surveys. When points are offered, they act essentially just like cash, and can be redeemed for rewards in the same way (ex. 100 points = $1.00).

Once you complete enough paying surveys to reach a survey site's minimum payment threshold (mostly commonly between $5-$15), you can request a reward. Rewards can be gift cards, cash, or merchandise, and you can choose what you would like to receive.

If you scroll down, you'll see checkmarks next to the list of the top survey sites in Norway, indicating what types of rewards each site offers. If you see 'Amazon gift cards' for instance, you'll know that the website offers that as one of its rewards options. Some survey sites have a small catalog of rewards, while others offer hundreds of different options!

When you take a paid survey in Norway, the amount that you'll earn will depend on factors such as how many people qualified to take the survey, and how long and complex it is.

Generally, you'll usually earn somewhere between $0.25 - $10.00 per completion, though you can earn much more if you are in the market for high ticket items (cars, houses, etc.), if you are a doctor, or if there's anything else that makes you unique (like being a new mom).

Tips on maximizing your survey earnings, no matter your background:

• sign up with multiple sites so you get tons of invitations to complete surveys
• log in to your account frequently to find new surveys available
• if a survey site offers an app, download it; that way, you'll be notified of new studies sooner and directly onto your phone
• refer friends to boost your earnings
• participate in different types of research

Typically, survey sites will allow you to take an online surveys from your phone (also called mobile surveys). If a paid survey is optimized to only be taken on a computer (because it contains detailed graphics, is especially interactive, etc.), the e-mail invitation linking to the survey will usually specify which devices the study can be taken from.

If you prefer taking mobile surveys, look for survey sites that offer a mobile survey app. Some of these apps allow you to access your account information, take surveys and request rewards, while others offer passive income earning opportunities such as internet meters, and more. You can learn more by reading our article on the best survey apps to make money.

If you're interested in more than just taking surveys as a way to make money online, you'll be excited to know that there are other ways you can earn cash and rewards:

Focus groups

Focus groups involve a group of participants meeting to discuss a topic. Focus groups can be held online or in person and can pay very well, as they are more difficult to qualify for than regular online surveys.

Product Testing

Products testing involves being sent a physical product to test. Products tests can be for food, makeup, cleaning products, small appliances - anything that a manufacturer would like feedback on. This type of research involves testing a product from home, and then completing a follow-up survey.

Video Surveys

Involves respondents answering questionnaires or interacting with a website while using a webcam. This provides researchers an extra layer of information and pays more than traditional online surveys.

GPT Sites

GPT stands for 'get-paid-to' and GPT websites are portals you can earn rewards by participating in a wide range of activities from the same spot. These sites list surveys, online tasks you can do for money, offers to complete, games you can play for cash, and more. We list them by user reviews - just as we do survey sites.