Abdullah Al Noman, Project Head, ZySurveys · · 6 min read
Qmee is one of the most popular survey apps in the UK, and this Qmee review explains why: there's no minimum cash-out. It also looks at what reviewers complain about, and how Qmee compares with ZySurveys if you want a second place to earn.
Qmee says it has paid over £45,000,000 to its users, and it has a Trustpilot score of 3.5 from about 10,100 reviews. Here's what that means in practice for UK and US members.
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Qmee is a free app and website, run by Qmee Ltd, where you earn money from surveys, cashback on online shopping, deals and gaming offers. It's available in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, France and Germany, on Android, iOS and the web.
Its best-known feature is the "piggy bank": rewards appear there in real time, and you can cash out whenever you like.
Surveys are the core of Qmee, but it also offers cashback when you shop online through it, deals from partner brands, and gaming offers that pay you to reach goals in mobile games. Those extras can add up if you already shop or play online, though they work best as a top-up to survey earnings.

Qmee's FAQ says you can cash out to PayPal or Venmo with no minimum withdrawal amount, choose a gift card, or donate to charity without commission. That's genuinely rare: most survey sites make you reach $5 to $10 first.
The trade-off is that cashing out tiny amounts often doesn't change much. A survey usually pays well under a pound, so no minimum is most useful as reassurance: your money is never locked up waiting for a threshold.

Yes, Qmee is legit. About 64% of its Trustpilot reviews are five-star and 15% are one-star. Happy reviewers mention easy navigation, quick cash-outs and the low threshold. Unhappy ones mention survey disqualifications, technical errors and support they found unhelpful.
Those complaints are about surveys more than about Qmee itself. Every panel screens people out, because each survey needs a specific group. The practical answer is to have more than one place to find surveys.
Pros: no minimum cash-out to PayPal or Venmo; a 10% streak bonus; cashback and gaming as extras; available in the UK and US; a well-known, established app.
Cons: survey disqualifications are a common complaint; amounts per survey are small; and some reviewers found support slow to help.

UK members see their rewards in pounds, and Qmee's FAQ says PayPal and Venmo cash-outs have no minimum, though Venmo is a US service, so PayPal and gift cards are the usual UK choices. Rewards are small per survey, so many UK users treat Qmee as one source among several rather than a main income.
If you'd rather be paid to a bank, ZySurveys pays to Wise, which many UK members already use, and shows your balance in pounds as well as dollars. Our guide to side hustles in the UK covers where survey apps fit alongside other ways to earn.
Qmee suits people who want their money out quickly and often. If waiting to hit a threshold puts you off survey sites, the no-minimum PayPal cash-out removes that worry. It also suits regular users, because the daily streak bonus rewards consistency.
It suits people less if you get screened out a lot, since surveys are its main earner. In that case, a second app with more survey partners and other ways to earn keeps your day from being wasted.
| Qmee | ZySurveys | |
|---|---|---|
| What you earn on | Surveys, cashback, deals and gaming | Surveys from several partners, plus games and offerwalls, in one account |
| Minimum cash-out | None for PayPal or Venmo | $10 first cash-out ($20 if you claim the $5 welcome bonus), then $5 |
| Payout methods | PayPal, Venmo, gift cards, charity | Gift cards, Visa or Mastercard cards, Wise; Amazon, Walmart, Target and more in the US; US bank transfer from $50 |
| Daily bonus | 10% extra on surveys with a daily streak | Bonus codes that add a percentage to everything you earn for 24 hours, plus a daily leaderboard |
| Where | US, UK, CA, AU, FR, DE | US and UK |
Qmee wins on its no-minimum PayPal cash-out. ZySurveys is the stronger second app because it pulls surveys from several research partners into one list and adds offerwalls and games, so on days Qmee screens you out, you still have plenty to try. It also pays to Wise, which many UK members use, and UK members see their balance in pounds as well as dollars.
If you're in the UK, our guides to paid surveys for students in the UK and how to make £10 a day in the UK show how members combine apps like these.

Qmee is a legit, popular survey app with a standout no-minimum cash-out. It works best alongside a second site, because no single app has surveys for everyone every day. ZySurveys adds more survey partners, games and offerwalls, and Wise payouts. Start with paid surveys in the UK or paid surveys in the US.
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Yes. Qmee is run by Qmee Ltd, says it has paid out over £45 million, and has a Trustpilot score of 3.5 from about 10,100 reviews.
No. Qmee's FAQ says there's no minimum withdrawal for PayPal or Venmo, so you can cash out any amount.
Qmee doesn't promise a set amount. Surveys usually pay small amounts each, and the 10% daily streak bonus adds a little on top for regular users.
ZySurveys is a strong partner app: it brings together surveys from several partners plus games and offerwalls, and pays to gift cards, Wise or, in the US, a bank account.
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