View all available studies in the URI Participant Portal.
Participate, Earn Money
We are looking for all types of people to help shape new technology and products by participating in research studies. Your feedback during the development process is vital to helping build better products.
Help Make Things Better
Tell us what you think of products you use everyday…and earn a few bucks while you do it!
Refer a Friend
We’re always looking for more people like you! If you know someone who would be interested in participating in a study, please have them sign up in our database!
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THE PROCESS IS SIMPLE
It starts with the portal
The URI Participant Portal is where you can sign up to participate in studies that interest you, influence product decisions and get paid for your feedback!
Browse and apply
Use the URI Participant Portal to quickly apply to studies by completing a simple screening survey. If selected, our coordinators will contact you to participate in the study!
Participate
If you are selected to participate in a study, we’ll set up a time and location to gather your feedback which will be used to inform the product’s development!
Get paid
After you participate, we will pay you via your preferred payment method as a thank you for your feedback.
Remember: we are testing the product, not you.
There are no wrong answers, and all of your feedback is valuable!
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN PARTICIPATING
You’ll receive a gratuity in the form of your preferred payment method for between $75-350 for your valuable time and input.
Most sessions take less than 2 hours.
You don’t have to prepare anything beforehand. Just come on time and be prepared to give feedback!
If you fill out a survey and aren’t asked to participate, don’t worry. Different studies have different criteria, and if this study isn’t a good fit for you, we’ll contact you with different opportunities soon.
Still have questions? Visit our Help Center to learn more.
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