I tested Earn Haus to see if it is worth your time. It is legit, and it pays a decent amount per survey, but there are not many surveys and the site is awkward to use. Below is what I found, and which sites I recommend instead.
Tested by Mikael (EarnWithMike)Founder and lead testerMikael founded PaidFromSurveys in 2016 and has personally tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites since then. He shows his tests and payment proof to 555K+ subscribers on his YouTube channel, EarnWithMike. He tested Earn Haus himself and does not earn a commission from it.Learn more about Mikael
Legit, but few surveys and nothing special
A decent amount per survey and a $5 cashout. Few surveys, an annoying dashboard, and only four countries.
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The short answer
Earn Haus is legit. You can really earn from the surveys you answer, and you can cash out from $5.
But there are not a lot of surveys, even in the US, UK and Canada, and getting to the dashboard is quite annoying. It does not offer anything special to warrant your time. Several readers report surveys that kicked them out or did not pay.
- Offers convenient payout methods, such as PayPal
- Relatively low payout threshold: $5
- A decent amount per survey
- Mobile-friendly website
- Limited earning opportunities
- Getting to the dashboard is quite annoying
- Only available in the US, UK, Canada and Australia
- No mobile app
My experience with Earn Haus
I signed up for Earn Haus and tried to earn from its surveys. I also looked at its dashboard, payout options and support. This is what I did myself, and what I did not test.
- First tested
- July 2024Review first published Jul 4, 2024
- Latest retest
- Checked: surveys, payouts, countries
- Surveys available
- Not a lotEven in the US, UK and Canada
- Pay per survey
- Typically $2 to $3For surveys of 5 to 10 minutes
- Payout
- Not reachedI tried to earn, but I did not reach the payout threshold.
- Signing up and logging in to the dashboard
- Trying to earn from the surveys, including the qualifying process
- The payout options screen
- The website on a phone
- The FAQ section
- A payout. I tried to earn, but I did not reach the $5 threshold, so my review does not show a cashout.
- The email support and the contact form.
Current Earn Haus payout options
This current payout screen shows PayPal, Venmo, digital gift cards, Cash App and direct deposit. It shows the available withdrawal methods, not proof that I received a payout.
Earn Haus payout screen
Earn Haus at a glance
| What it is | Survey site. It does not run its own surveys but connects you to survey providers. |
|---|---|
| Cost to join | Free |
| Minimum age | 18 |
| Ways to earn | Paid surveys only |
| Pay per survey | Typically $2 to $3, for 5 to 10 minutes |
| Minimum cashout | $5 |
| Payout methods | PayPal, Venmo, digital gift cards, Cash App and direct deposit |
| PayPal speed | Typically within 15 minutes |
| App | No app. The website is mobile-friendly. |
| Where you can join | The US, UK, Canada and Australia |
| Support | FAQ, email (support@earnhaus.com) and a contact form |
Is Earn Haus legit and safe?
Yes, Earn Haus is legit, because you can really earn from the surveys you answer. But that does not mean you should sign up right away. Here is what you should know.
- There are few surveys
There are not a lot of surveys, even in the US, UK and Canada. Do not be alarmed if it says there are no opportunities now. Check back later.
- Readers report surveys that did not pay
Several readers wrote that they were kicked out of surveys or did not get paid for surveys they finished. Earn Haus connects you to outside survey providers, so you often land on a different website while you answer.
- The dashboard is hard to reach
When you log in, you first land on its blog. Click Back to Home, then Earn, to reach the surveys. There is also no way to log out, which I found weird.
- Only four countries
You could once join from anywhere. Now it is only available in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, and you must be at least 18.
My takeIn my opinion, Earn Haus is not a bad survey site. However, it is not that good either. It does not offer anything special to warrant your time. It also does not help that there are not a lot of surveys, and getting to the dashboard can be quite annoying.
Earn Haus has few surveys. The top sites in your country give you more ways to earn.
See the best sites in your countryHow you earn on Earn Haus
There is only one way to earn: paid surveys.
Paid surveysTypically $2 to $3 each
Log in to the dashboard. You first land on the blog: click Back to Home, then Earn, to reach the surveys. Earn Haus does not run its own surveys. It connects you to various survey providers, so you are taken to a different website when you answer.
Each survey shows its reward and the estimated time. Click one, and you first answer qualifying questions. If you do not qualify, move on to the next survey. If you qualify, you answer the survey, and the reward goes to your Earn Haus balance.
How many surveys you get depends on your country. In my experience, the US, UK and Canada have more surveys than smaller countries. But there are not a lot, even there.
How much can you make?
It depends on how many surveys you can complete, and that depends on where you live.
A typical survey pays $2 to $3 and takes 5 to 10 minutes, which is a decent rate, in my opinion. Some surveys pay more, but they also take longer.
Overall, its earning potential is not that great, because there are so few surveys.
Payout methods and minimum
| Method | Minimum |
|---|---|
| PayPal | $5 |
| Venmo | $5 |
| Digital gift cards | $5 |
| Cash App | $5 |
| Direct deposit | $5 |
Once you have earned at least $5, you can withdraw via PayPal, Venmo, digital gift cards, Cash App or direct deposit. PayPal payouts typically arrive within 15 minutes.
The payment system is relatively straightforward, and I like that it offers convenient methods. For more sites like this, see the top sites that pay via direct bank transfer.
What 13 readers told me
This review has 13 comments since July 2024: 7 from readers and 6 replies from me. These are the things readers mention most.
Readers were kicked back to Earn Haus halfway through a survey, or finished surveys without getting paid.
One reader did not receive a reward card after two tries.
One reader cashed out to a Google Play gift card on the first day.
Earn Haus is only available in the US, UK, Canada and Australia.
“Surveys are damn near impossible to do, I either don’t qualify or I get kicked out halfway through.”
Mikael: But, as I explain in the review above, there are many better places to take surveys than on Earn Haus, in my experience.
“I signed up for Earn Haus this morning. I have taken ~6 surveys and all have ended with the vendor NOT paying me.”
Mikael: Sorry to hear that but thanks for sharing your experiences.
“Ive twice tried to get paid … I’ve received nothing.”
Mikael: Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Earn Haus alternatives I have tested
| Site | Best for | Min. cashout | My rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Opinion | Surveys only, fast payouts | $5 or $10, by country | 4.6 / 5 |
| Survey Junkie | Easy to use. US, Canada, Australia and the UK | $5 | 4.4 / 5 |
| Branded Surveys | Surveys in the US, UK and Canada, paid via PayPal, bank transfer or gift cards | $5 | 4.4 / 5 |
| Swagbucks | Many daily ways to earn, one of the biggest GPT sites | About $5 PayPal; gift cards from 100 SB | 4.3 / 5 |
See the top survey and GPT sites in your country. You will find a site you can join wherever you live.
How I scored Earn Haus
I use the same 100-point system for every platform. See how I test and rate.
Earn Haus scores 34 out of 100. I recommend these sites before Earn Haus.
See the best sites in your countryEarn Haus FAQ
Is Earn Haus a scam?
No. Earn Haus is a legit survey site. But it has few surveys, and readers report surveys that did not pay.
How much does Earn Haus pay per survey?
Typically $2 to $3 for a survey of 5 to 10 minutes. Some surveys pay more but take longer.
What is the minimum payout?
$5.
How does Earn Haus pay?
Through PayPal, Venmo, digital gift cards, Cash App or direct deposit. PayPal payouts typically arrive within 15 minutes.
Which countries can join Earn Haus?
Only the US, UK, Canada and Australia. You must be at least 18.
Does Earn Haus have an app?
No. But the website is mobile-friendly, so you can answer surveys on your phone.
How do I contact Earn Haus?
Check the FAQ first. Otherwise, email support@earnhaus.com, or click the Message icon on the FAQ page to open the contact form.
Who tested Earn Haus for this review
Founder of PaidFromSurveys.com since 2016. Mikael has tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites and shares his tests with 555K+ subscribers on YouTube (October 2026).
If you have any comments, questions, or experiences with Earn Haus, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.
Ive twice tried to get paid a $15 reward card. I’ve received nothing. Supposedly earned over
$30 .
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Surveys are damn near impossible to do, I either don’t qualify or I get kicked out halfway through. What do I have to do to take a survey, lie about my age, gender, job, or ethnic background. This site is a borderline scam to me.
I have an article about how to qualify for surveys here.
But, as I explain in the review above, there are many better places to take surveys than on Earn Haus, in my experience.
I signed up for Earn Haus last week and am totally stuck at $3.00. I have started surveys only to be kicked back to the Earn Haus site. I would not recommend this one..
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
I signed up for Earn Haus this morning. I have taken ~6 surveys and all have ended with the vendor NOT paying me. Between time spent signing up and taking surveys I reckon I have wasted ~4 hours of my life. And I now feel I need to get identity theft protection.
Sorry to hear that but thanks for sharing your experiences.
I just did the same, signed up this morning at about 5:00 a.m. and I have been doing surveys all morning. It is currently 10:14 and I was able to cash out $8.67. I redeemed the money via Google Play gift card. You just have to answer truthfully and not blow through the surveys too quickly. That is grounds for disqualification, and that might be why you aren’t getting payouts
Obviously you are going to get scam calls and emails because you are actively selling your personal data to third parties for pennies on the dollar. I wouldn’t be too worried about anyone stealing your identity though. If you are worried about giving away your personal info to survey sites then maybe you should find a different side hustle
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I explain everything in the review above. There is even a section called “Who can join” where you can read where it is available.
That reply took more to write than a yes or no, and is condescending to Nkemdilim Obianwu
I disagree. I am trying to help people, and it is only possible to succeed online if you can take in information and actually look for information and that is why I reply like this when the info asked about is clearly right above where the question is asked. I am more than happy to help people and I spend A LOT of time every single day answering questions and helping people both here and on my YouTube channel. If people want to succeed, they need to at least look at the information before asking questions. After that, I welcome all questions and feedback. Hope this clarifies it.