Top Rated
Pros
- Seventeen Years and Ten Million Dollars: Running since 2007 with more than 86 million reviews submitted, over $10.3 million paid out, more than 5 million users and around $30,000 of surveys available worldwide each day — a long, checkable trading record.
- More Than Music Now: Reviews cover music, videos, fashion, games, commercials and branding, alongside paid surveys and game-testing tasks, with categories tiered Standard, Bonus and Max according to priority.
- Four Ways to Get Paid: PayPal, Revolut (fee-free, unlike PayPal's transaction charge), Airtm, or gift cards across many regions — all paid in US dollars wherever you are, with a $20 minimum and a 10% commission on anything you refer.
Cons
- Pay per review scales with your Star Rating and the quality of what you write rather than a flat rate, so the first few reviews earn least — this is a pocket-money exercise, not a wage.
- Balances are force-cashed at $50 and accounts holding $100 without a withdrawal are archived, so it pays to cash out rather than let it accumulate.
The Verdict
What sets Slicethepie apart is a seventeen-year payment record in a category full of week-old sites: It started in 2007 and now counts more than 86 million reviews submitted, over $10.3 million paid out and more than 5 million users, with roughly $30,000 of surveys live worldwide each day. The work is simple: listen to or watch something — unsigned music, videos, fashion, games, commercials, branding — and write a considered review. Payment scales with your Star Rating and the quality of the review rather than a flat rate, and categories are tiered Standard, Bonus and Max by priority, so the better your writing the better the rate. Withdrawals go by PayPal, Revolut, Airtm or gift cards, always in US dollars regardless of where you live, with a $20 minimum. Revolut is fee-free where PayPal deducts a transaction charge. There is a 10% referral commission, and the platform holds a 3.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot across 440 reviews — a rating that puts it well ahead of most of this category. Be clear-eyed about the scale: this is coffee money for time spent, not a second income. Treat it as getting paid for an opinion you were going to have anyway, cash out at $20, and it is a pleasant deal.
Getting Paid for an Opinion, Since 2007
Slicethepie is a paid-review panel that started in 2007 and is now operated by Plus Metrica S.L. of Spain, with team members in the UK, Spain and Cyprus. Members review music, videos, fashion, games, commercials and branding, complete paid surveys, and test games and complete tasks. Counters on the site record more than 86.5 million reviews submitted, over $10.38 million paid out, around 112,900 active surveys, more than 5 million users, and roughly $30,000 worth of surveys available worldwide each day.
Payment per review is not a flat rate. The official FAQ states it is based on your Star Rating and the quality of the review — the better the review, the bigger the bonus payment — with review categories tiered as Standard, Bonus and Max depending on priority. Independent estimates from review-panel trackers put typical per-review earnings in the range of a few cents, so realistic hourly earnings are modest and this is best understood as pocket money rather than income.
The minimum withdrawal threshold is $20. Payouts go via PayPal (the PayPal email must match the account email, with date of birth required and ID sometimes requested), Revolut (fee-free, verified with a one-cent micro-payment and reference code), Airtm, or gift cards in many regions; PayPal deducts a transaction fee where Revolut does not. Everyone is paid in US dollars regardless of country. A referral programme pays 10% commission on what referred friends earn. Two terms are worth knowing: balances must be withdrawn at $50, and an account reaching $100 without a withdrawal is locked and archived pending contact with support. Accounts must also stay active — one review or a profile update every six months. Slicethepie holds 3.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot across 440 reviews.
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