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Quick verdict: MultiPolls pays reasonably well per survey and has a genuinely nice twist on game offers — you earn per minute played instead of chasing a big milestone. That said, there is a real gap between its glowing app-store numbers and its much rockier reputation on independent review sites, and it is worth knowing about that gap before you invest real time in it.
What is MultiPolls?
MultiPolls is a survey and game-rewards app available in more than 80 countries. Sign-up is quick: you fill out a short profile questionnaire, and from then on your dashboard shows available surveys with the payout and estimated time listed upfront, so you can judge whether a survey is worth your time before you start it.
How you actually earn
- Surveys: typically pay $0.25 to $1.50 or a bit more, with the time estimate shown before you commit. As with any survey platform, some pay poorly for the time they take — expect the occasional 15–20 minute survey that only nets a few cents.
- Game and app offers: the more interesting part. Rather than requiring you to hit a big level milestone before anything pays out, several of MultiPolls’ game offers pay per minute played, crediting you as you go from the moment you start.
- Referrals: you earn 10% of what anyone you refer ends up making on the platform, on top of your own earnings.
Getting paid
Cash-out is available via PayPal once you hit roughly $12.50, or through gift cards from Amazon and other retailers depending on availability. On paper, that is one of the more accessible minimums in this space.
The trust gap you should know about
Here is the part we think matters more than the marketing copy: MultiPolls carries a strong app-store presence (a 4.7 rating from roughly 950,000+ Google Play reviews and 5 million+ downloads), but its independent Trustpilot rating tells a very different story — around 2.1 out of 5 from over 1,000 reviews, a “Poor” classification. That gap is unusually wide, and it is worth sitting with for a second rather than skipping past.
Digging into the negative reviews, a recurring pattern shows up: users reporting balances that sat unpaid for months after requesting a withdrawal, customer support that only responds with bot messages (or does not respond at all), and a number of people claiming that once they pushed back about a missing payout, their account got restricted from further surveys or cash-outs rather than resolved. There are also allegations that some positive reviews were incentivized by the company itself, which helps explain part of the app-store-versus-Trustpilot gap. To be fair, plenty of other users report fast, uneventful PayPal payouts — the experience genuinely seems to vary a lot from account to account, which is itself worth treating as a caution flag rather than dismissing.
Pros and cons
- Pros: free to join; available in 80+ countries; competitive per-survey rates with time estimates shown upfront; game offers pay per minute instead of requiring a big milestone; low $12.50 PayPal minimum; 10% referral bonus.
- Cons: a stark gap between app-store ratings and independent Trustpilot reviews (2.1/5 from 1,000+ reviews); real complaints of withdrawals delayed for months or never arriving; customer support widely described as unresponsive or bot-only; some users report being restricted after complaining about a payout.
Is it worth it?
We are not going to tell you MultiPolls is definitely a scam — plenty of people cash out with no issues, and the survey and per-minute game pay are genuinely competitive. But given the size and consistency of the payout complaints, we would treat it differently than the other platforms we have reviewed: cash out small amounts often rather than letting a big balance build up, keep a record of your withdrawal requests, and do not rely on it as dependable income. If you go in with modest expectations and stay on top of your cash-outs, it can be worth a try — just go in with eyes open.
Want to try it for yourself?
Free to join — just remember to cash out early and often rather than letting a balance build up.