These are the few lists of Survey Sites that pays in Nigeria
- Surveoo
Payout methods: Bank transfer, gift cards
Payout threshold: $20
More information: Read full Surveoo review
Short summary:
Surveoo is one of the newer paid survey sites in Nigeria, and it gives you access to more paid surveys than most other sites in NG.
It is easy to use and pays decently for your time compared to many other platforms.
Once you have reached the payout threshold, you can take your earnings out as cash or gift cards.
Payout methods: Cash, gift cards
Payout threshold: $10
More information: Read full SurveyLama review
Short summary:
SurveyLama is a fairly new survey site in Nigeria.
It is easy to use, and it offers a decent number of surveys.
Once you have reached the payout threshold, you can choose between several different payout methods.
- Surveytime
Payout methods: PayPal, gift cards
Payout threshold: $5
More information: Read full Surveytime review
Short summary:
Surveytime is available worldwide and it seems to be one of the sites with the most available surveys in Nigeria.
It is extremely easy to use. You just have to fill out a survey during the sign-up process, and then you will get access to the available surveys.
A great thing about Surveytime is that it pays immediately once you request a payout.
- Timebucks
Payout methods: Crypto, Skrill, AirTM, Payeer, Bank Transfer (via Wise), Neteller
Payout threshold: $5
More information: Read full Timebucks review
Short summary:
Timebucks is a quite interesting GPT site if you live in Nigeria as you can always find a way to earn here. Not all of the methods give high rewards, but there are plenty of options.
You can earn by taking surveys, watching online content, doing social media tasks, signing up for offers, playing games, and more. And it gives some great bonuses if you invite friends to join.
You can get your earnings out once you have earned $5 and get paid via crypto, Skrill, AirTM, Payeer, Bank Transfer, or Neteller.
- TGM Panel
Payout methods: Gift cards
Payout threshold: $10
More information: Read full TGM Panel review
Short summary:
TGM Panel is one of the few survey sites that has a specific panel for Nigeria. So it can definitely be worth checking out.
Sometimes it can still take a bit of patience to get surveys but you will get an email when there are new surveys and they pay decently for your time compared to other survey sites. So it overall gives a very good user experience.
You can get your earnings out once you have earned $10 and get them out as gift cards.
- Surveyeah Nigeria
Payout methods: PayPal, Amazon gift cards
Payout threshold: $10
More information: Read full Surveyeah review
Short summary:
Surveyeah has its own survey site for Nigeria and it is very easy to use. You just sign up and will then get email invitations for surveys.
You should just not expect too regular survey invitations so do not join Surveyeah as the only site. But as an extra site, it is great as it does not take much extra effort.
You can get paid via PayPal or in Amazon gift cards once you have earned $10.
- Triaba
Payout methods: PayPal, gift cards
Payout threshold: $7
More information: Read full Triaba review
Short summary:
Triaba is a simple survey site with few available surveys. But it has its own survey site for Nigeria, so as an extra site, it can definitely be worth joining.
Once you are a member, you do not really have to log in to the site very often. Only when you want a payout. The surveys will come to you via email invitations.
You can get your earnings out through PayPal or gift cards when you have earned around $7. Because of the limited options on Triaba, this can, however, take a little time.
- Mobrog Nigeria
Payout methods: PayPal, Skrill
Payout threshold: $6.25
More information: Read full Mobrog review
Short summary:
Mobrog has its own survey panel just for Nigeria and that makes it easy to use and means it has a decent amount of relevant online surveys.
Once you join, you will start receiving email invitations for surveys. Just be aware that you will not qualify for all the surveys, but it will also have many you will qualify for.
You can get your money out through PayPal or Skrill once you have earned only $6.25.
- ySense
Payout methods: PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, gift cards
Payout threshold: $5
More information: Read full ySense review
Short summary:
ySense (formerly ClixSense) is a worldwide GPT site as it has several ways you can earn. It is also available to join and gives decent opportunities in Nigeria.
You can earn by taking surveys, doing micro-tasks, take paid offers, and it has a daily activity bonus. Sometimes it can take patience finding the surveys you qualify for so you should also make sure to check out some of the other earning methods.
You can get your money out through PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, or gift cards depending on your preferences.
- Rewards1
Payout methods: PayPal, crypto, gift cards, custom rewards
Payout threshold: $5
More information: Read full Rewards1 review
Short summary: Rewards1 is a fairly unknown GPT site, but with some patience, it can give some decent earning opportunities in Nigeria.
You can earn by taking surveys, watching videos, taking offers, inviting friends, and more. The more active you are, the more benefits you also get as a member.
Rewards1 has the most flexible payment options of the sites in this list as it offers payout via PayPal, it has hundreds of gift cards to choose from, you can get game codes, and it even has a custom reward if you have specific wishes.
- Cointiply
Payout methods: Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies
Payout threshold: $3.50
More information: Read full Cointiply review
Short summary:
Cointiply is only relevant if you are interested in earning Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. If you are, then this site can be a great way to earn this in Nigeria.
It has many methods to earn. Some of them take a bit of patience, but you can always find ways to earn there. You can take surveys, use a Bitcoin faucet, there is a miner, a multiplier game, you can click ads, and more.
Once you have earned $3.50 you can get a payout. But if you keep your earnings in your account longer, you will earn interests.
- FeaturePoints
Payout methods: PayPal, Bitcoin, gift cards
Payout threshold: $3
More information: Read full FeaturePoints review
Short summary:
FeaturePoints will not have a huge amount of paid survey opportunities in Nigeria but because it is so user-friendly, it is still on this list.
In addition to taking paid surveys, you can earn by watching videos, participating in free contests, and downloading apps. You should definitely make sure to use some of these different methods to get enough earning options.
You can get paid very quickly, as you only need to earn $3 to get a payout. If you join through the link below, you will use an invitation link which will give you 50 free points right away.
- Gaddin
Payout methods: Gift cards
Payout threshold: €20
More information: Read full Gaddin review
Short summary:
Gaddin is a platform that gives you several ways to earn in Nigeria.
You can earn by taking paid surveys, via cashback offers, reading emails, and by inviting friends.
Once you reach the payout threshold, you can get paid via PayPal or gift cards, but considering PayPal does not work in Nigeria, you need to choose one of the gift cards it offers, and it does offer quite a few good and relevant gift cards for NG.
- SwitchedON
Payout methods: Gift cards, cash, airtime
Payout threshold: Depends on reward
More information: Full review coming soon
Short summary:
SwitchedON is one of the only survey panels specialized in paid surveys in Nigeria and is therefore definitely a site you should check out.
You just need to sign up, click the email you get to confirm you want to participate, and you can then start taking surveys.
You can earn cash, airtime, or gift cards. The exact reward will vary from survey to survey, but you can always see the reward before you start a survey and choose the surveys you want to take based on this.
That was a list of the best paid online survey sites In Nigeria.
You will see many sites with longer lists but often they have just listed all the sites you can join but not the ones that actually give opportunities in Nigeria.
This list instead is a bit shorter, but I have put a lot of effort into trying to create a list that can help you find real options.
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