//Here are some easy-to-overlook websites you can explore to earn money in your free time//

 //12 websites to help you earn extra cash//

1.Swagbucks//

Swagbucks is a platform where users earn rewards by completing tasks such as watching videos, taking surveys, and playing games. Businesses pay Swagbucks to showcase their digital products and collect user feedback, making it a useful tool for advertising and market research. Users can earn anywhere from a few cents to a few dollars per task, depending on its length and complexity. Swagbucks claims that consistent use of the app for 10 to 25 minutes daily can bring in $100 to $200 per month. Earnings can be redeemed for gift cards to retailers like Walmart and Target or converted to cash via PayPal.

2.Shutterstock//

Shutterstock is an online marketplace where photographers can license their stock photos. If you have a collection of high-quality images, you can upload them to Shutterstock and earn a percentage of the licensing fees when businesses, marketers, or content creators use your photos. Earnings range from 15% to 40%, depending on the popularity of your photos, which could net you a few cents to a few dollars per download.

3.TaskRabbit//  

TaskRabbit is a platform that connects freelancers, known as Taskers, with clients seeking help for various tasks, such as furniture assembly, home repairs, cleaning, or personal assistance. Taskers can set their rates and choose the jobs they want to take on. Rates typically range from $15 to $100 per hour, depending on the complexity of the task, with a one-hour minimum.

4.Google Opinion Rewards// 

Google Opinion Rewards offers users the chance to earn money by completing quick surveys about their purchases, reviewing products or services, and responding to opinion polls. Surveys usually take less than a minute and pay between 10¢ to $1. Payments can be made via Google Play credit or PayPal once you reach a $2 minimum. However, the availability of surveys is limited and dependent on your location.

5.Second to None//

Second to None is a consulting service that offers mystery shopping opportunities. Freelancers earn money by evaluating customer experiences at stores or online, with payments ranging from $5 to $100 per assignment. Assignments could involve anything from testing a restaurant’s new dish to assessing the usability of a brand’s new feature. Payments are based on the type and length of the assignment.

6.Upwork//  

Upwork is a freelancing platform where users can bid on a wide range of projects, from graphic design and web development to virtual assistance and copywriting. Most freelance gigs pay between $15 and $40 per hour, though more specialized roles like business consulting or public relations management can pay upwards of $100 per hour. The platform is ideal for freelancers with specific skills who want to build a portfolio and find consistent work.

7.Spring// 

Formerly known as Teespring, Spring is a social commerce platform that lets creators design and sell custom merchandise like t-shirts, hoodies, and phone cases. With no upfront costs, Spring produces the items on demand and handles distribution in exchange for a percentage of each sale. This makes it an easy way to generate income, particularly for graphic designers or anyone with an established audience or brand.

8.Rover//  

Rover is a marketplace for pet care services, connecting pet owners with freelancers offering dog walking, pet sitting, or boarding services. Freelancers can set their availability and the types of services they’re comfortable providing. Pet care providers can earn between $15 and $40 per hour, depending on the services offered and the pet owner's needs.

9.UserTesting//  

UserTesting allows freelancers to earn money by providing feedback on products or services through recorded videos or audio files. Participants share their experiences navigating websites, apps, or prototypes in tests that typically last 10 to 20 minutes. To get started, you need to complete the application process, have a PayPal account, and possess a working microphone for real-time feedback.

10.Teachable// 

Teachable is an online platform where you can create and sell courses on topics you’re knowledgeable in, ranging from marketing to creative arts. It allows you to develop and host your courses, which can be promoted on your own site or through platforms like Skillshare or Udemy. Teachable offers a simple way to monetize your expertise and create passive income.

11.Wrapify//  

Wrapify is a platform that connects businesses looking to advertise with freelancers willing to rent out ad space on their vehicles. After signing up and passing a background check, you may be matched with a campaign. Depending on how much you drive and your location, Wrapify can pay between $200 and $450 a month for displaying a vehicle decal, making it a solid option for people with long commutes or delivery drivers.

12.InboxDollars//  

Similar to Swagbucks, InboxDollars pays users for completing tasks such as surveys, playing games, watching videos, and shopping online. Tasks pay anywhere from 25¢ to several dollars depending on their complexity. Users can cash out via PayPal, gift card, or check after reaching a $15 minimum balance.