Moderated Testing (Opportunity Overview)
Moderated testing involves interacting with and testing a product, website, or application under the guidance and supervision of a moderator or facilitator. Unlike unmoderated testing, as a moderated tester, you'll conduct your testing tasks live with a researcher, either over the phone, over webcam, in person, or similar. This allows the researcher to observe your interactions and give direct instructions in real-time, while also giving you the opportunity to ask questions as you carry out your tests.
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Platforms With Moderated Testing Opportunities
Ubertesters is a crowdtesting platform that facilitates the connection between those looking for testing services and those looking to make money testing things like websites and apps. Founded in 2013, the platform claims to have over 80k testers across the globe and to have worked with well-known clients like Zalando, Monday.com, NBC, and more.
IntelliZoom is a user experience (UX) research platform where panelists can get paid to give feedback on various companies' websites, apps, and other digital products via paid studies. Founded in 2007, the platform claims to have over 1.2M panelists and over 400 customers.
TestingTime is a crowdtesting platform that connects businesses and researchers with individuals looking to participate in paid user tests, interviews, focus groups, diary studies, and more. Founded in Switzerland in 2015, TestingTime is now part of the Norstat Group, and claims to pay over €1M per year to its pool of over 940k testers.
Userlytics is a crowdtesting platform that connects organizations with UX testers who get paid to provide feedback on websites and apps. Founded in 2009, the platform claims to have over 2M testers, around 50 new studies uploaded every day, and worked with companies like Riot Games, Microsoft, eBay, Verizon, Coca-Cola, and more.
Userfeel is a crowdtesting platform that connects website and software owners with a diverse pool of usability testers, who get paid to test websites and apps in their spare time. Founded in 2010, the platform claims to have over 700 happy clients and over 1M testers around the world.
PlaytestCloud is a crowdtesting platform that connects mobile game developers with paid freelance playtesters from around the globe. Founded in 2014, the platform claims to have over 1M playtesters who get paid for providing feedback on a variety of mobile games from developers like Zynga, Ubisoft, Gameloft, and many more.
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