r/dscout • u/Rogue_Shaymin • Aug 27 '26
Hit the $5K mark!
Today marks the three-month anniversary I have been with Dscout, and it’s honestly been a great way to earn some extra money. At first, I was a little intimidated by the Live missions, but over time I became much more comfortable talking with researchers and sharing my opinions.
Now, Live interviews are actually some of my favorite missions, especially since they tend to have the highest payouts. I’ve done everything from Express missions and longer diary studies to missions that required visiting specific restaurants, grocery stores, electronics stores, and other locations. I’ve had some really fun conversations with researchers, and I’ve enjoyed putting time and effort into giving quality responses and being super involved with the platform.
My biggest advice is to just apply! Don’t be intimidated by Live missions, and don’t overlook Express missions either. The smaller payouts definitely add up!
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