An Easy Way for Kids to Earn Some Cash

KidzEyes.com offers a great program for children to earn some money by completing online surveys and other special at-home marketing research projects. The program is designed for children 6-12 years old. TeensEyes.com offers a similar program for teens. 

The Program Basics

This is a parent-friendly site. E-mail invitations for each survey or project are sent to both child and parent. The link to the survey that a child has been invited to participate in is included in the e-mail with a special link. Each child creates a user name and password for entry to the member area of the site and their account. Nearly all surveys require a computer to complete, and some require advanced system capabilities for watching videos and clips.
A child safety on the internet notice is displayed on the site, and KidzEyes follows the requirements of the Children's Online Privacy and Protection Act (COPPA). Program guidelines are posted at KidzEyes.com to outline the rules and regulations of the program. The site is easy to navigate and includes areas for parents to learn more about the program. Program rules, a privacy statement, and redemption instructions are posted on the site. 

What are the Cash Benefits? 

Each survey pays anywhere from fifty to a few thousand points. This equates to a penny per point. Brief surveys that take a few minutes often pay 50 points, while longer ones that average about 20-45 minutes pay an average of $2-$4. Surveys focus on marketing research based on the opinions of children and teens. Recent surveys have included watching video clips of cartoons and movies, as well as surveys about likes and dislikes about different entertainment preferences and specific foods. 

What's in it for Parents?